Who are the Filipinos? Learn and understand the locals while walking, eating, and exploring Manila, the Philippines' metropolis. Once known as the "Pearl of the Orient", this city is rapidly changing. Visit Quiapo Market and Binondo’s Chinatown and see how the new emerges between the old, in all areas of life. As it’s architecture, Manila's street food is a showcase of the city’s different visitors throughout history. That history is best visible at the old city of Intramuros. Strolling through the small streets might feel like traveling back in time. This area suffered heavy damage during World War Two, but the Filipinos' hospitality and smile remains one that cannot be destroyed._ru-RU

Immerse yourself in Manila’s past and present as you travel by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle through the City of Makati and on to Old Manila. Step back in time as you stroll through ancient ruins in historic Intramuros, where you’ll visit UNESCO World Heritage-listed San Agustin Church and Fort Santiago. From your expert and friendly local guide, hear about the Philippines’ interesting Spanish colonial period, as well as its modern-day culture._ru-RU

Visit some of the most picturesque locations in Manila and fill your Instagram feed with postcard-worthy photos of you! The first stop is to Venice Grand Canal, popularly known as Venice Piazza, an upscale Italian-inspired mall located at McKinley Hill Garden Villas in Taguig City. The next stop is INTRAMUROS, the places inside Intramuros will take you back to the Spanish-Filipino era. The newly renovated Jone’s Bridge is also known as the “Paris of Asia” grandeur. At the foot of Jone’s Bridge, you will find the Manila Chinatown arch, also known as the world's largest Chinatown. Visiting: Rizal Park, Venice Grand Canal, Intramuros (Fort Santiago, Baluerte de San Diego, San Agustin Church), Jone’s Bridge, Manila Chinatown arch_ru-RU

Going around Manila is already an adventure in itself but Filipinos are known to be diverse, reflecting other cultures that were adapted from the country’s colonizers.  The tour of Metro Manila will let you taste, feel and see the colourful Filipino way of life._ru-RU