Lucky Chinatown Mall is that option we are all waiting for here in Binondo. Adding up a flare in this old community yet still attaching its aesthetics through the roots of the place.
If you ask me which includes to the premier tourist destinations in the Philippines, one of the first places that could pop into my mind would probably be BORACAY.
Boracay Island is a tropical paradise in the province of Aklan. Internationally known not just for its fine, white sand beaches, Boracay is somewhat a destination you would not want to miss when you visited the Philippines. I’ve been to this Island so many times, but still the feels and vibe in the island wouldn’t stop me on coming back. A trip to Boracay Island would require you to make multiple transfers from plane to the sea. And because of the small airport in Caticlan, flights are limited to local aircrafts and no direct flights can be booked specially if you are coming from outside the country.
After preparing your itinerary, allocating the needed amount of money and having your approved visa with you, the next thing you would need think about is on how you would navigate the place. Knowing how to roam around the city is something usually neglected by most new travelers. The result of not doing an advance preparation could lead to spending more money or wasting more time and energy. Thus, knowing how you could be from one place to another is surely as important as the others.
I never really thought that it would be easy to do. Traveling solo in the Siargao Island isn’t something to be afraid of. In fact, navigating the island would be easy-peasy even if you chose to pick the more, as they say, dangerous ride like the motorbike.
With the Island of Boracay tentatively closed down, more foreign and local tourist are choosing to visit Siargao Island specially now that there are airlines that provides direct flight options from Manila to the Island.
The WORLD TRADE CENTER Metro Manila is one of the largest exhibition center in Manila, Philippines. It is located in Pasay City along Gil Puyat Avenue Extension corner Diosdado Macapagal Blvd. But how to go to World Trade Center? Well, the fastest and easiest way to go here is via Taxi or Grab rides but if you decided to be a bit thrifty, taking an Orange Jeep bound to SM MOA would only cost you a minimum fare of Php 8. It is only 1.2km away from Gil Puyat so walking to and from would be easy as well (specially if the weather is good).