Philippines a country for happy go-lucky people

Stunning beaches, several islands, laidback culture, envying array of cuisines and wallet devouring shopping malls; Philippines attracts tourists despite its large population and chaos. Delve deep into the country and it is pretty sure you will find Robinson Cruose moments or meet a tribe not much heard off. And if it is not enough, traverses through its jam packed capital Manila, visit a volcano or enjoy a ride on its graffiti adorned jeepneys Philippines leaves you stunned with its interesting offerings.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Philippines is from January to June. But if you are planning a trip to Pansukian resort you should head for this place from May to November.

How to get there

Ninoy Aquino International Airport is situated on the outskirts of Manila from where you can get car hire.

From the UK

Cathay Pacific and British flies between the UK and the Philippines via Hong Kong.

Getting Around

As Philippines consist of several islands planes are best means to get from one island to another. Cebu Pacific and Philippines Airline offer domestic flights. The country also has train network but it is not dependable. Taxis and car hire services are availbe in the major cities in the country. Buses are cheapest way to travel around the Philippines. In addition, boats and ships are easy ways to travel around the city.

Where to go

The capital of Philippines is a bustling metropolis. You might call it chaotic and overpopulated but it is the dream destination for a common Filipino. With glitzy skyscrapers, shopping hubs and restaurants; Manila is a city you may not like but can’t resist to go. Apart from the glittering shopping hubs the city has a wealth of heritage buildings that reminds of its colonial past.

The small island destination of Boracay is a hot favourite among the guests. Known for its white beach this island is a hot favourite among sun and surf lovers. This 4 miles long and only a mile wide island in the ocean is something you shouldn’t miss during your Philippines tours.

One of the most densely populated islands in the Philippines and it holds a great strategic and economic importance. The place is inhabited by people from all over the region. Tourists often visit its white beaches where they can indulge in sea activities.

Situated on the island of Luzon; Quezon City is part of the metro Manila. It is the largest city in metro Manila in terms of population.

In addition, The Philippines is also an important hub for water sports and adventure activities.

Don’t miss

A ride on jeepneys is highly recommended. These jeepneys may not be comfortable but looks interesting with graffiti.