China town At Manila Philippine

913 Ongpin St, Santa Cruz, Manila, 1003 Metro Manila, Philippines address for China town .. it is said to be the oldest China town in the whole world .. that is found at 1500s with about 500 year of history . However that place did not show any historical site . Just food and fruit vendor with many beggars around .. noting much to shout out and a smelly river . And it pretty dangerous during the night . #chinatown

Get Lucky in Chinatown

Chinatown are an ubiquitous, colorful place all over the world. Representing not just the Chinese but an entire Asian Culture, Chinatown have become more than just marketplaces but as communities where culture, trade and commerce and history converge. Manila's Chinatown is one if not the biggest and oldest ever established. Situated at the heart of the Country's Capital City in Manila, Chinatown occupies the sprawling streets of Binondo. It offers a unique blend of history, tradition, and modern shopping accessible to everyone who pays a visit. Aside from affordable merchandise, Food is also a highlight of every Chinatown visit. You can enjoy from a wide selection of dinsums and dumplings to noodles and other modern and traditional Chinese street and specialty food lined up on alleys leading to the main Mall, Lucky Chinatown. #valentinescape

Visit the capital of the Philippines.MANILA

🇵🇭✴️In modern times, the name " is commonly used to refer to the whole metropolitan area, the greater metropolitan area🌆, and the city proper. Metro Manila, the officially defined metropolitan area🌆, is the capital region of the Philippines🇵🇭 and includes the much larger Quezon City and Makati Central Business District. Metro Manila is big, dense, and crazy. Just when you have just started exploring, you get lost in the crowd🤯, choke on the pollution, or drown in her nagging. But, there is so much to see in many of its corners. 👀Many of these can be explored on your own.🛵🚋🚌👣 1. If Manila had a soul, you’d find it hiding inside any ancient structure in INTRAMUROS.🧱 2. every major city in the world has a Chinatown. In Manila it is BINONDO.🇨🇳 3. Ayala Museum 🔝 4.RIZAL PARK ✅ 5. Explore the National Museum #philippines #philippinestrip #manila #whattodo #hashtags #exploresgtogether #explore

World's oldest Chinatown

The oldest Chinatown in the world is in Binondo, a district within the Philippine capital of Manila. During this time, the Philippines was under Spanish rule. Binondo is located across the Pasig River from the former Spanish headquarters of Intramuros. The Spanish restricted the Chinese to Binondo so that they were close enough for easy access to labor — but not too close as to live with the locals or Spaniard aristocracy. Today, Binondo is still a vibrant and active Chinatown that’s best known for its food and the fact that the pace is a tad slower as compared to the rest of Manila. #bucketlistreboot

As early as the 11th century, the Chinese began to move to the Philippines. They first settled in the city of Manila. In the 16th century, they were rushed outside the city by the Spaniards, now on the north bank of the Basga River. After years of development, the area has begun to expand into a large block with the Chinese-style archway China-Philippines Friendship Gate and the other end of the Goodwill Gate. In the district, there are four parallel streets, such as Jiezi, Zhouzi, Zhibinbin and Wangbin. There are hundreds of large and small streets and lanes. The shops along the street are old, most of which are opened by Chinese. These stores include auto parts stores, grocery stores, goldsmith shops, medicinal materials shops, bookstores, as well as shipping and industrial companies, Chinese restaurants, tea houses, shopping malls, medical clinics, banks, and theaters.

The World’s Oldest Chinatown

A 15 minute Bao Bao (Tagalog for TukTuk) ride to the heart of Manila’s enchanting Chinatown will leave you in streets lined with makeshift filled potholes, exposed electrical wires, pops of red lanterns, and golden dragons. A hectic scene that is sure to bring out your adventurous side. You’re likely to see and smell Chinese incense gracing the walls of the 400 year old Binondo Church. From street vendors, to mom and pop shops, to 40 story luxury condos. - the juxtaposition of old and new thats ever-present throughout Manila is amplified in Chinatown. Pop your straw in a coconut, and buy a couple Shanghai Fried Dumplings and take a walk. People watch, take in the sounds and smells, and if you’re at all like me - imagine how these streets have transformed the past 4 centuries. #Manila #binondo #Chinatown

Going Chinese in the Philippines!

Recommended Sightseeing time: 1-2 hour Address: 864 Masangkay St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila, Philippines Phone: (+63)2-2522888 Travel Time: Almost 2.5 hours from Bulacan China town is one of the best locations in Philippines! Founded in 1594, it holds the distinction of being the oldest Chinatown in the world. It has since become a melting pot with many stories to tell, and a lot of things to do in Binondo involve exploring its rich heritage. Start at Binondo Church and follow the savory scents of oranges and sweetmeats, lychees, and mooncakes. The area bordered by Ongpin, Quentin Paredes and Gandara Streets offers the heart of Chinatown, where you can browse to your heart's content and pick up noodles, yellow Chinese gold, and mysterious remedies for illnesses you may not have known you had. Overall, I am very excited about the time I visited Chinatown and really had a great time shopping and eating! #falltrip #mytravelhacks #freehotelstay #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

At chinatown mall philippines

Nice place at Chinatown benondo Philippines #philippines2023 #chinatown #goodfoods #coffeelover

Ni Hao Ma! 👌

Chinatown Manila in Baclaran is must try for authentic Chinese food! Yummer 🤭💖

China Town

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Chinatown

MANILA CHINA TOWN 🧧 The one and only Chinatown in the Philippines. It has been there since the earliest days when the Filipino-Chinese community has gained foothold in the country. Now, many people still come daily. It is specially festive there during the Chinese New Year. 🎆🎇 #wintergetaway