Explore the vibrant streets of Manila, from historic landmarks to lively markets. A perfect blend of culture, adventure, and city life.

Relax by the scenic Manila Bay Beach, famous for its stunning sunsets, peaceful shoreline, and lively seaside atmosphere.

Explore the wonders of nature and biodiversity at Manila’s National Museum of Natural History

Enjoy thrilling rides, fun games, and family-friendly attractions at Star City—Manila’s top destination for excitement and entertainment.

Step into Malacañang Palace—an elegant neoclassical and Spanish-colonial complex overlooking the Pasig River, home to the Presidential Museum & Library.

Dive into Manila Ocean Park, where vibrant marine life meets interactive exhibits. Explore the Oceanarium, meet playful penguins at Trails to Antarctica.

Visit San Agustin Church, Manila’s oldest stone church and a UNESCO World Heritage site, rich in history and stunning Baroque architecture.

Explore Fort Santiago, a historic Spanish fortress in Manila that stands as a symbol of Philippine heritage and resilience.

Discover the home to masterpieces by Filipino artists like Juan Luna, including the iconic 'Spoliarium'. Explore 29 galleries showcasing the rich heritage.

Discover Arroceros Forest Park, a serene 2.72-hectare urban oasis in the heart of Manila. Affectionately known as the city’s “last lung,”

Immerse yourself in Filipino heritage at Ayala Museum, featuring 60 dioramas of Philippine history, pre-Hispanic gold artifacts.

Experience the heart of Filipino arts and culture. From world-class performances to visual arts exhibitions, CCP showcases

A place to explore the local flora and fauna, with diverse plant life and animal exhibits.

A significant historical site commemorating the soldiers who died during World War II in Papua New Guinea.

Features a vast collection of artifacts and artworks representing the country's diverse cultural heritage.

A popular recreational spot for locals and tourists, offering a place to relax by the sea and enjoy the waterfront.

Located a short drive from Port Moresby, this park provides opportunities to experience the natural environment and enjoy scenic views.

A challenging historical trek through the Owen Stanley Range, famous for its role in World War II.

A man-made lake and popular eco-tourism destination, offering opportunities for picnics, water sports, and village visits.

This iconic cross marks the arrival of Christianity in the Philippines and is a must-see for visitors.

Located near Magellan's Cross, this church houses the statue of the Santo Niño (Child Jesus) and is a major pilgrimage site.

A historical fort with Spanish colonial architecture, offering a glimpse into Cebu's past.

A large sculpture depicting important historical events in Cebu.

A well-preserved ancestral house showcasing the lifestyle of a wealthy Filipino family during the Spanish colonial period.

Another well-preserved ancestral house, offering insights into the life of a prominent Chinese-Filipino family.

A vibrant and colorful temple, a popular spot for both religious and tourist visits.

This is one of the largest cultural events in Papua New Guinea, showcasing the traditions and diversity of the region's tribes.

A wildlife sanctuary with a large collection of birds and other animals.

A bustling marketplace where you can experience local life and find a variety of goods.

A lodge offering panoramic views of Mount Hagen and the Waghi Valley.

An archaeological site and UNESCO World Heritage site, located near Mount Hagen.