Manila, known as “The Pearl of The Orient”, is awash with Spanish colonial architecture and sophisticated skyscrapers. The city has survived centuries of natural and man-made disasters to become a city of juxtaposition and contrast, with skyscrapers, galleries and swanky malls jutting up against the poverty of the shanty towns. Centuries at the heart of global trade has led to a culturally diverse city, with inhabitants from Bengal, Spain, Portugal, Greece and Mexico, and an architectural style with Spanish, American and Chinese influences. English is widely spoken, making getting around much easier than in other Southeast Asian cities.
Commuter Rail, Jeepney, UV Express, Taxicab.
Efficiency; Moderate to High :Cleanliness; High
Name | Price |
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Water Bottle | PHP 20.00 |
Cup of Coffee | PHP 120.00 |
Milk Carton Pack | PHP 79.00 |
Rice/Kg | PHP 52.00 |
White Bread | PHP 60.00 |
Eggs (12) | PHP 82.00 |
Combo Meal | PHP 150.00 |
Fine Dining | PHP 1000.00 |
Bottle of Coke or Pepsi | PHP 36.00 |
Domestic Beer | PHP 60.00 |
Imported Beer | PHP 100.00 |
Bottle of Wine | PHP 400.00 |
Cigarettes (20 Pack) | PHP 83.00 |
Taxi ( 1 km ) | PHP 14.00 |
Ticket in local transport (Single way). | PHP 20.00 |
Rent ( One Bed Room) | PHP 27050.00 |
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Manila nightlife offers a wide range of experiences for night owls. The city has a large number of bars, pubs, dining places, and comedy clubs. Karaoke clubs allow amateur singers the chance to be a pop-star for a few minutes, while live music bars throughout the city are must-visits.
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Ninoy Aquino International Airport - MNL
Clark International Airport - CRK
Start Tariff: PHP 40.00
1 Km. Tariff: PHP 13.50
1 Hour Waiting Tariff: PHP 120.00
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