Manila Tourism

Manila, which is considered to be the capital of the Philippines, is located on the Luzon island and spreads along the shore of Manila Bay at the Pasig River. The Pasig River divides the city into the southern and the northern sections as it flows through the middle of the city.

Manila city is known for its natural landscapes and unadulterated environment that keep the visitors in awe of its breathtaking beauty. From the breathtaking valleys to vibrant beaches and jagged mountain peaks, you’ll find some of the best bounties of nature over here.

The city is also famed for its top-notch attractions that keep the visitors entertained during their trip and help them unearth the unknown facts about this city. From the historical museums such as the Money Museum and National Museum Complex to iconic churches such as Quiapo Church, you’ll be astounded to see the plethora of attractions over here. You can also tour the Manila Ocean Park that is home to around two seventy aquatic species. And if you’re looking for a digital detox, then you can visit the Arroceros Forest Park that is known to be the green lungs of the city.

You can also try tons of enthralling activities in this city for an out of the world experience. If you’re a shopaholic, then you can stock up souvenirs from Divisoria Market that is known to be the Mother of all markets, and if you’re a foodie, then you can try delicious food at a bunch of restaurants and cafes. You can also enjoy water sports activities such as scuba diving, swimming, and banana boat ride at the stunning beaches in Manila.

Manila experiences a tropical climate with relatively high temperatures, plenty of rainfall, and oppressive humidity. The average temperature ranges around 29.5°C and January is considered to be the coldest month of the year.