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EDSA train station in Manila, Philippines Royalty Free Stock Photo

A jeepney parking on street at EDSA in Manila, Philippines Royalty Free Stock Photo

People and cars on street at EDSA in Manila, Philippines Royalty Free Stock Photo

Quezon City skyline as seen from Libis . Distant districts of Cubao, North EDSA, etc Royalty Free Stock Photo

Public and private transportation vehicles along EDSA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Heavy traffic, many cars and MRT train on Edsa road in rush hour Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rainy Evening in EDSA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Heavy traffic of the busy metro. Location: Edsa, Philippines. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Taft Avenue-EDSA intersection in Pasay, Manila Royalty Free Stock Photo

Community quarantine during the pandemic covid-19 Location: Edsa, Philippines. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Many buildings located at EDSA in Manila, Philippines Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Giant art on the wall. Street wall painting! Location: Edsa Crossing, Philippines. Royalty Free Stock Photo

You are entering MandaLuyong! Street arts and painting on the wall. Location: Edsa Crossing, Philippines. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Epifano Delos Santos Avenue is the most popular, most historical, and most important avenue in the Philippines. It is also the longest avenue in the Philippines. Many Revolutions happened at this avenue. The So called People Power I where people protested against President Marcos and People Power II or the 2001 EDSA Revolution where the people revolted against President Estrada. It is also a favorite site for protesters and activist groups.