Philippines

For many foreigners visiting the Philippines, or Filipinos based in the provinces heading to other countries, Metro Manila is just a jump-off point. The country has spectacular beaches, islands, mountains and offbeat natural sights in the provinces and the countryside. But to get there, you often have to pass by Manila, where the airport is located.

Like any big city, the bustling capital of the country has its faults. It’s notorious for its traffic jams and gritty vibe. But it’s not without its charms. For the first-timers who’ve never been here, many of the sights and sounds are worth visiting.

Intramuros

Known as the "Walled City", Intramuros, the oldest district and historic core best represents Manila’s rich history. It’s the only district of Manila where visitors can still see Spanish-era architecture. Intramuros offers a good destination for those keen to learn more about the history, architecture and culture of Manila.

Bonifacio Global City

Bonifacio Global City or BGC is the financial district of Taguig City in Metro Manila. Bonifacio High Street is an urban enclave with retail outlets, pedestrian-friendly walkways, restaurants, and bars. This is a good destination for business or leisure travelers or those looking for hip nightlife.

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