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Traveling Manila is like having a glimpse of the 500-year history of the Philippines. To this day, there are relics of everyday from pre-Hispanic era, and their respective colonial era in the Philippines has been through the last century – Spain, America, and Japan.

The best way to travel around Manila is the jeepney, the most common mode of transportation across the nation. The jeepneys have been stopped very comfortable – anywhere. Tell driver to drop you at any time along the route.

Intramuros

Walled city of Intramuros is Manila’s richest remote location when it comes to culture and history. Inside the walls, you can experience the pre-Hispanic era, all the way through Spanish colonization and Japanese occupation and insurgency. Fort Santiago and Jose Rizal Shrine national hero’s life story through the relics and artifacts. San Agustin Church and Museum features the life of the Philippines and how it evolved over the centuries.

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Photo: Wikimedia Commons: Kalesa in Manila, Philippines

Ride kalesa, a traditional horse-cart, to see all the sights Intramuros. There are also restaurants serving traditional Filipino food. Being popular with tourists, there are also many jewelry shops small that you can bring home a piece of Philippine culture.

Quiapo

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Quiapo Church Quiapo is the center, where the righteous of all nations go. Religion is a big part of Filipino culture, and you can see at the Quiapo Church interesting sign that makes a unique Catholic Philippines.

On the streets of Quiapo, see also defines the architecture of old houses mid-20th century. Some houses are open to view, so you can experience living in a traditional Filipino home.

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Also check flea markets and boutiques lining Rizal Avenue. They have everything from amulet derived from pre-Hispanic era, traditional medicinal herbs, for discount fashion items.

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Philippine Cultural Center Complex

CCP Complex is one of more modernist buildings in Manila, originally commissioned by former Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos, to promote and preserve Filipino arts and culture.

There is a gallery featuring artwork Philippines, with the main purpose to promote Filipino art and make it accessible to all sectors of society. It also houses Performing Arts Theatre where both local and foreign artists perform. If you can catch the traditional performance, you can get acquainted with other forms of traditional theater songs mostly centered on the Philippines. There is also a little theater for drama, solo recitals, and film screenings.

Manila Bay

End the evening with a leisurely stroll along Manila Bay, starting from the CCP complex to Luneta Park. Manila Bay is beautiful all day, but especially stunning at sunset. Photographers, both amateur and professional, can be found along the Manila Bay as the afternoon turned into evening in a dramatic explosion in the red and orange.

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Once night falls, you can find a variety of restaurants and bars around the area, with the option to customize every palate. You can even dare to the nearest red light district Malate Manila to experience more interesting.

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