Manila Tour Package

Manila Tour Package

Manila Tour Package

7Days/6Nights
Manila | International

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Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is a densely populated bayside city on the island of Luzon, which mixes Spanish colonial architecture with modern skyscrapers. Intramuros, a walled city in colonial times, is the heart of Old Manila. It’s home to the baroque 16th-century San Agustin Church as well as Fort Santiago, a storied citadel and former military prison.

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Although there are many museums in other provinces, the main National Museum buildings are all in Manila. The best part? Visiting these hallowed halls will cost you nothing because the entrance is free. After museum-hopping, watch the famous Manila Bay sunset at the Baywalk along Roxas Boulevard.
It is common knowledge that Intramuros is the “walled city” the Spanish built shortly after they arrived in the archipelago and named it Las Islas Filipinas. But not a lot know that, aside from being Metro Manila’s hippest artist’s-slash-hipster’s haven and watering hole, Poblacion was actually Makati’s first settlement during the time of the Spaniards. Intramuros offers ancient bastions and centuries-old structures — well-preserved remnants of Manila’s past. You can tour these aged buildings early in the day and even visit the unique shops at Fort Santiago and near Casa Manila for souvenirs. Our top recommendation would be The Manila Collectible Co., where you can buy weaves and accessories made by the Philippines’ indigenous people. Don’t forget to have a drink in the oldest distillery in the Philippines, Distileria Limtuaco, which also houses a museum. Afterwards, ride a ferry to Poblacion in Makati along the historic Pasig River. There, you can party the night away or just treat yourself to some good food and coffee.
The LRT 1’s R. Papa station is your gateway to two of Manila’s most interesting sights. Your first stop should be the Manila Chinese Cemetery, which is filled with hauntingly beautiful mausoleums and intricately carved tombstones; one can only imagine the stories they hold! Head to the historic street of Escolta afterward for some drinks and good grub. You might also score some quirky and vintage finds at First United Building.
Manila’s very own Chinatown is popular for two things: food and thrift shopping! The best way to experience this area is to go on a walking food trip. For cheap thrills and the best bulk deals, head to 168 and 999 shopping malls, and put your bargaining powers to the test!
It’s time to take a break from the city and venture past Manila. Technically, this is already beyond the Metro, but it is how most Manileños escape the city even just for a bit. For volcano trekking and an overnight stay in a heritage town, go to Taal in Batangas. Historical tours await in Corregidor. Breathtaking landscapes and creative nature trails will greet you at Masungi Georeserve in Baras, Rizal. Another volcano trek you can check out is Mt. Pinatubo. Waterbabies, visit Anilao or Laiya in Batangas for beaches and diving.
Return to the city refreshed and ready to take two more business and entertainment hubs in Metro Manila! There’s the central business district in Makati and Bonifacio Global City (BGC) in Taguig. Both areas will allow you to hop from one mall to another so this is where you can take care of some last-minute shopping.

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