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Good evening steemit friends to the palate in the Philippines oya buddy The never-reclining peace is part of the personality of this city: live, throb, light up all day, and maybe make you overwhelmed. But the city's innovative spokesmen and experts have found and devised a way to enjoy the city's pockets better: on foot. Tour guides such as Carlos Celdran, who take visitors around the walled city of Intramuros, and Ivan Man Dy, whose area of expertise includes his hometown of Binondo, provide a good understanding of how this dense city evolved - from the important port city of Galleon Trade, to an American-filled project wide sections of roads, and ultimately the current center of dining, entertainment and culture.
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- Art to remember Contemporary art has experienced a new birth in Metro Manila, and you can see some of the most interesting works by both new and famous artists in the great art galleries along Pasong Tamo Road, Makati. Some of the most exciting on this road include Silverlens opens in new window, Manila Contemporary, and Finale Art File opens in new window.
- Tasting Chinatowns next to Intramuros, Binondo thrives and prosper over time as a commercial center for brave traders, mostly Chinese or Chinese. This is where the Chinatown Chinatown, where guides Ivan Man Dy offers culinary tours on foot opens in new window to explore his hometown. You can sample a variety of dishes in this
exciting region, try the typical snacks based on recipes passed down from generation to generation, while listening to history lessons on Chinese and Filipino relations.
- Filling minds Traveling with children? Spend the session by studying at the Mind Museum opens in new window at Bonifacio Global City, Taguig. Science and technology are in the spotlight at this sophisticated museum, whose exhibits are designed by Filipino artists and craftsmen.
- Grounded in the marketEvery weekend in the central business district Makati City is preoccupied by different types of trades. Salcedo Weekend Market at Salcedo Village (every Saturday, from 7 am to 2 pm) and Legazpi Weekend Market (Sunday, 7 am to 2 pm) is a luxurious showcase, homemade dishes, fresh organic ingredients, and artwork ... safe try friends