Top Things to do In Manila 2021

"To me, no Manila vacation is complete without a visit to Binondo. Known as the world’s oldest Chinatown, this colorful district in Manila always sweeps me into bliss with its delicious eats, such as fresh lumpia, noodles, rice toppings, siopao and Dim Sum. A must visit here is Dong Bei Dumplings, home to arguably the best tasting dumplings and friend pancakes in Manila’s Chinatown. After your eating spree in Binondo, be sure to walk around slowly, and be enthralled by its sounds, sights and smells."

"I went out in the morning and found that the sun was shining, and the market downstairs was noisy and bustling. There are many street vendors gathered in all the streets, where you can find everything you need to eat, live, and travel. It is really a grand view garden to experience the customs. The atmosphere during the day is also more peaceful than at night. Up. I watched and walked to the airport bus station with great interest, and I found the shuttle bus to Tagaytay in Tagaytay City as described in the book. According to the introduction in the book, I found the shuttle bus to Tagaytay in Tagaytay City. I had a few conversations with the elder brother next door, and he kindly corrected my inaccurate pronunciation of place names to the conductor, which made me experience the enthusiasm of the locals for their reputation. It took 3 hours to walk 65 kilometers because of continuous traffic jams and passengers. It was terrible!"

"i love church :))"

"In my book, Divisoria Market is a godsend for shopaholics visiting Manila. From cosmetics and electronics to fresh fruits and street food, you’ll find a plethora of goodies and great finds at bargained rates in this open-air flea market. With its vibrant atmosphere and friendly locals, it’s truly one of the can’t-miss things to do in Manila, even if you’re not a big-time shopper."

"Wanna go historically trendy while banking? This one's for you! It goes with classic and very amazing architectural designs. Just fit for business lenses."

"In fact, there is no faith, we just went to visit, there is no ticket, just enter, can not wear off-shoulder clothes, there are shawls outside the door, and then pay back, no deposit required, beautiful church, the impression is very good. like. recommend. Like many other places in Baohe, this church was also destroyed by the earthquake. In any case, people are rebuilding it and using it extensively. Filipinos can adapt to any situation. Sensual!"

"ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BUSIEST BRIDGE IN THE CITY OF MANILA."

"The central post office is not a sight to behold, but at best it is a look at the exterior buildings, the European-feeling buildings, a place near the Licha Park and the Royal City, where you can go in and buy stamps and send postcards, and there is a Philippine flag at the door."

"This museum is not only a fascinating place, but it is definitely a learning classroom for any tourist, young and old alike. The history of currency, the process of coining currency, how to distinguish authenticity, etc. Any visitor can learn about the long history of this country's currency under one roof."