Is there any interesting place in the Philippines?

The capital of the Philippines, located in Manila Bay of Luzon Island, is a natural harbor. The center of Manila is divided into two parts by the Simba River, with the industrial and commercial gathering area in the north and the sightseeing area on the south bank. Manila has a long history and charming scenery. It is the national political, economic and cultural center, attracting many tourists from all over the world every year.

The main attractions of Manila are:

1. "Thousand Island Miniature" is a miniature park located in the southern district of Manila. Its internal architecture and design are like a miniature Philippines, so it is also called "Thousand Islands Miniature". The furnishings in the park show the folk culture, customs and feelings of dozens of provinces in the Philippines and the characteristic buildings of indigenous peoples in mountainous areas.

Rizal Park, located in downtown Manila, was built to commemorate Rizal, the founding father of the Philippines. Rizal Park faces Manila Bay. Rizal Park is a good place for people to rest, with flowers and green grass, quiet environment and breezy sea breeze. In the center of the park stands a bronze statue of Jose Risal, a hero who led the Philippine independence movement. In the artificial pool on the east side of the park, there is the earliest model of the Philippine Islands made by the Philippines, where visitors can see the locations of 7 107 islands in the Philippines at a glance. There is an international garden in the north, which specializes in planting flowers from China, Japanese and Italian. The audio-visual performances twice a day also attract the attention of many tourists.

3. The National Museum is located in Hailang Street in the east of Rizal Park. The office of the Philippine Tourism Board displays folk handicrafts and cultural relics on the first floor, the second floor and the third floor.

This ancient Spanish city lies between Rizal Park and the south bank of Simba River. It was destroyed in World War II. At present, only St. Augustine's Church, Manila Cathedral, San Diego Castle and some broken tiles are left.

Located in the center of the ancient city, St. Augustine's Church is the only well-preserved ancient building, which was built in 157 1 year. At that time, it was only made of bamboo, mud and coconut leaves. It was a baroque building. The ashes of senior Philippine officials and dignitaries are buried in the wall of this church, which has a museum reflecting the history of Manila.

Manila Cathedral is located in the ancient city and was rebuilt after being destroyed by the war. The whole church is in Italian style, with great scale and extraordinary momentum.

Santiago Castle is located in the northwest of the ancient city. It was built by the Spanish government to resist foreign enemies in the 6th century/kloc-0. The moat in front of the castle and the 10 meter thick wall are still preserved. There is also a big white cross in front of the castle, and below it is a marble tomb where the victims of World War II are buried.

5. Chinatown is located in Binlang Resort on the north bank of Simba River, with Wang Bin Street as the main body. Overseas Chinese Wang Bin donated money to support the Philippine revolutionary movement against Spanish colonial rule. He died on 19 12. The Philippine government has set up Wang Bin Street as a memorial site, and there are his bronze statues and monuments on the street. At this time, China has a strong atmosphere, with many China cinemas, China restaurants, Buddhist temples and China handicraft shops.

6. Malaquin Lan Palace is the presidential palace of the Philippines, and its name means "the place where nobles live". It is located in Semaji District of Manila, on the north bank of Simba River. During the colonial period, it was the official residence of the Spanish governor. After the Philippines became independent, it was converted into a presidential palace.

7. Coriquito Island is located next to the Bataan Peninsula at the entrance of Manila Bay, with a very important geographical position and is a strategic fortress. 1942, American general MacArthur stayed here for 27 hours, but eventually he was defeated by the Japanese attack and retreated, but in 1945, he led the army to recapture the island. At present, there are various military buildings on the island, including the Pacific War Memorial Hall and Monument.

8. The US Army Memorial Cemetery is located at Fort Boniface in the southeast suburb of Manila, where 17206 American and allied soldiers who died in World War II are buried. There is a monument in the center of the cemetery, surrounded by a horseshoe-shaped curtain gallery with 25 maps embedded on it, which is an important occupation situation map of the US military in the Philippines from 194 1 to 1944.

9 Philippine Cultural Village: Nayong Philippines is located near Manila International Airport, also known as "Thousand Islands in miniature". It reflects the general situation and characteristics of the provinces in the Philippines and enables people to understand the geographical and cultural characteristics of the Philippines in a short time.

As soon as I entered the door, I saw lush rice fields, buffaloes in the fields, lush bamboo forests and hidden huts. Each garden represents the local scenery and typical buildings in various provinces, including the famous Mayon volcano, the rice terraces in Banaway Mountain, the chocolate hills in Baohe Island and the Magellan Cross in Cebu, which is breathtaking. The Philippine Ethnography Museum is also located here, displaying the cultural heritage of various ethnic minorities.

On Saturday and Sunday, there will be a traditional Filipino dance, which is very interesting. There are also free jeeps in the village, so that tourists can play freely and watch all the sightseeing in about half a day.

Opening hours: 07: 00- 18: 00.

Ticket price: P25 (children: P 15)

Transportation: Located near the international airport, get off at LRT buckland Station and take a jeep to get there.

(2) Luzon Island

Luzon Island is the largest island in the Philippines and the most densely populated area. Rice and coconuts are abundant here, and Luzon cigars are world-famous. Luzon Island is the essence of tourism in the Philippines, and foreign tourists generally use it as a starting point to travel to the Philippines. In addition to Manila, other major tourist attractions in Luzon Island are:

1. Baishengtan, also known as Berran Waterfall, is located in Neihu Province, south of Manila, and is famous for its rapids and waterfalls. The waterfall falls about 100 meters, which is famous for exciting boating activities. Tourists boating on the river can see the beautiful valley formed by rock walls and tropical trees along the way. Baishengtan Waterfall at the corner is extremely rich in water and the air is fresh and cool. Here, some adventurous young people will cross the waterfall on a raft and feel the impact of the waterfall.

2. Lake Ta 'er is located in the southwest of Luzon Island and is formed by a huge crater. There is an island in the lake. There is the smallest volcano in the world on the island, and there is a small lake with a diameter of more than 1000 meters halfway up the mountain, forming a strange natural landscape with mountains in the lake and lakes in the mountains.

Baguio is located in the west of Luzon Island, 250km away from Manila. It is a mountain city with an altitude of 1.500 meters. It is a summer resort in the Philippines and is known as the "Summer Capital".

Located at the southeastern tip of Luzon Island, Mayon Volcano is the largest active volcano in the Philippines, with an altitude of 2,462 meters, and is known as "the most perfect mountain cone in the world". There are almost no trees in the upper part and dense forests in the lower part. You can see the Pacific Ocean from the mountainside.

5. Barnaway Alpine Terrace is located near Barnaway Town, Ifugao Province in northern Luzon Island, about 300 kilometers away from Manila. The terraced fields were opened on the mountain at an altitude of 1500m, which was opened by Ifugao people more than 2000 years ago. They used bamboo as irrigation pipes and built the largest artificial irrigation system in the world so far, which is magnificent. Located in the "Barnaway Hotel" on the ridge, visitors can enjoy the beautiful terraces.

(3) Cebu Island and Cebu City

Cebu Island, located in the middle of Visayas, is the largest island in Visayas. The navigator Magellan led the Spanish fleet to the Philippines in 152 1 and landed on Cebu Island, where he died. Cebu Airport is located on the other side of Machta Island, and there is a Machta-Mandanwei Bridge connecting the two islands.

Cebu City is located on the east coast of Cebu Island with a population of about 750,000. It is the sea and air shipping center in the southern Philippines, with developed industry and commerce, and is the second largest city in the Philippines. Cebu has a pleasant climate, clear water and young sand, and is known as the "Garden of Eden for vacation". For vacationers who love sunny beaches, this is undoubtedly a paradise. Water travel in Cebu Island is a very authentic Cebu-style game and the most carefree way to visit. If you don't want to take a ferry, you can rent a boat (the most common one is a crab boat) to swim on the island. After everything is ready, go to Mint Island, Mactan Island and Moal Bor to enjoy the blue sea, snow-white beaches and soft sunshine. For diving enthusiasts, this is a paradise in dreams. Perfect diving equipment, professional diving courses and thrilling trips to the water world all make you linger. Mactan tanIsland and Moalboal, Moal are not to be missed. Cebu has a pleasant climate, clear water and young sand, and is known as the "Garden of Eden for vacation". For vacationers who love sunny beaches, this is undoubtedly a paradise. Water travel in Cebu Island is a very authentic Cebu-style game and the most carefree way to visit. If you don't want to take a ferry, you can rent a boat (the most common one is a crab boat) to swim on the island. After everything is ready, go to Mint Island, Mactan Island and Moal Bor to enjoy the blue sea, snow-white beaches and soft sunshine. For diving enthusiasts, this is a paradise in dreams. Perfect diving equipment, professional diving courses and thrilling trips to the water world all make you linger. Mactan tanIsland and Moalboal, Moal are not to be missed. The main attractions are Magellan Cross, Fort San Pedro and Beverly Hills.

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(4) Mindanao

Mindanao is the second largest island in the Philippines, and Abo volcano, which is 2954 meters above sea level in the west, is the highest volcano in the Philippines. The Mindanao River is 400 kilometers long and is the largest river in the Philippines. Mindanao is rich in coconuts and bananas. Except for the developed Maona and Zamboanga, most other areas are still densely forested, and only indigenous people live there. It takes about two hours to fly from Manila to Mauna and Zamboanga. It takes about 50 minutes to get there from Cebu. There are ships from Manila and other major islands to Mindanao.

1. Mao Na is the largest city in Mindanao and the third largest city in the Philippines. 80% of Namo's population are foreigners, and the most prosperous places in the city are San Pietro Street and Rashid Street. Abo volcano is located in the western suburbs of the city and is a national park reserve.

2. Sama Island is located in Mao Na Bay, with lush coconut groves and the famous Aquinas Pearl Farm. The Muslim fishing village on the island is full of Muslims.

Zamboanga is located at the top of the southwest of Mindanao, the southernmost port in the Philippines. It has rich southern customs and natural beaches and is a good place for swimming, diving and fishing. Influenced by Islamic culture and Spanish culture, the main attractions here are bilal Castle, Dome Islamic Temple, Moluoshui Village, Fuquan Temple, Municipal Government and Basunaga Park.