Tourist Attraction of National Capital Region (NCR)

          National Museum of the Philippines - The National Museum of the Philippines is a complex of museums that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines. The museum's collections include artifacts, artwork, and natural history exhibits that span the country's history from pre-colonial times to the modern era. The museum also houses the iconic "Spoliarium" painting by Filipino artist Juan Luna.

          Manila Ocean Park - Manila Ocean Park is a marine-themed park located in Manila Bay, Metro Manila, Philippines. It was opened in March 2008 and covers an area of 8,000 square meters. The park is a popular attraction for both locals and tourists, and it is home to a variety of marine life. The park features several attractions, including an oceanarium, a sea lion show, a bird show, and a fish spa. The oceanarium is the main attraction and is divided into several sections, each featuring different marine ecosystems. Visitors can see a variety of marine creatures such as sharks, stingrays, giant clams, jellyfish, and various species of fish.

          Intramuros BAMBIKE - Although Manila is a pedestrian-friendly city, you might want to take the Intramuros Bamboo Bicycle Ecotours if you want to learn more about the local customs and history quickly. These tours offer a distinctive, environmentally friendly approach to view urban Manila. You may help local businesses who are committed to environmental sustainability by joining an ecotour.

          DIVISORIA MARKET - Go to Manila's bustling Divisoria Market if you're in the mood to do some budget shopping. It is situated in the center of Chinatown, which is home to numerous vendor stalls offering a wide variety of goods, including fruit, spices, flip-flops, and beads. The ideal location for people-watching and soaking up the atmosphere is here. Dealing is the name of the game in the chaotic atmosphere, which is similar to a flea market. You should never pay more than half the cost of an item, and souvenirs are frequently available for considerably less.

          OLDEST SECTION IN INTRAMUROS - While exploring Manila, you will probably pass through the Intramuros whether you realize it or not. It is the oldest part of the city and distinguished by its fortified walls. In the 1500s to 1800s, during the Spanish Colonial era, this area of Manila was a walled city. Wander about inside the neighborhood's three-mile-long stone wall. You can explore the grounds on your own, but to understand more about the walled city and its significance to Manila, you might wish to join a guided walking tour.