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• Manila.
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Manila (map) is the capital of the Philippines and a major attraction in terms of culture and heritage in the country. Manila is part of the huge Metro Manila metropolis (map) which has many attractions beyond those in Manila’s administrative boundaries. The City of Manila is in the western part of Metro Manila, facing the Manila Bay. This article covers only the city proper.
With massive traffic jams and a reputation for insecurity relative to other Southeast Asian cities, Metro Manila is often considered to be a challenging city to explore, but in reality, the contrasts are precisely what makes the city a great destination to both most spoiled and the most adventurous travellers.
*Binondo (map). The oldest Chinatown in the world, famous for its authentic Chinese and Hong Kong cuisine. Its church is a fascinating fusion of Spanish Baroque & Chinese styles as shown in its pagoda bell tower.
One of the city’s famous shopping destinations is Divisoria (map), home to numerous shopping malls, including the famed Tutuban Center (map) and the Lucky Chinatown (map). It is also dubbed the shopping mecca of the Philippines where everything is sold at a bargain price. Robinsons Place (map) is the largest shopping mall in the city.
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• Public Transport.
Guide to traveling to and getting around in Philippines.

One of the more famous modes of transportation in Manila is the *jeepney. Patterned after U.S. Army jeeps, these have been in use since the years immediately following World War II.
Several city and provincial bus routes either cross through or terminate in Manila. Most buses which serve Manila proper will cross through the Lawton Bus Terminal, which is in front of the LRT-1 Central Terminal station (map).
BUS: BGC Bus / The largest bus companies are Victory Liner, Five Star, Philtranco ⇒ (*Bus travel in the Philippines).
AIRPORT: Most visitors entering the Philippines will fly in through the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Metro Manila. There are two main alternatives: Mactan-Cebu International Airport in Metro Cebu is the Philippines’ second-busiest airport. Clark Airport in Angeles City 85 km north of Manila is a popular hub for low-cost carriers
FERRY: After buses and planes, ships are the next cheapest way of travel in the country. The only nation-wide ferry line is 2Go Travel. From Cebu, there are smaller ferry lines: Trans Asia Shipping Lines, Cokaliong shipping Lines, Lite Ferries and Oceanjet.
AUTHENTIC Things To Do in MANILA PHILIPPINES: 2023 Travel Guide.
If you’re heading to Manila and wondering what to see, where to eat, and how to get around, this Manila travel guide is for you! I’m sharing my top 10 things to do in Manila, Philippines, and providing handy tips to make sure you have an amazing time during your visit to the Philippine capital in 2022.
⇒ video source: Mel Legarda – illumelation /youtube.com/