Manila is steeped in history and is home to some of the most significant landmarks in the Philippines. As the capital city, it has long been the center of politics, culture, and heritage in the country.

Walk through Luneta Park, where the monument of national hero Dr. Jose Rizal stands, or pay a visit to the National Museum Complex, which houses the National Museum of Fine Arts, Anthropology, and Natural History—offering a glimpse into the rich cultural and historical tapestry of the nation. 

Corregidor Island, located at the entrance of Manila Bay, is a historic island fortress that played a key role during World War II. Known as “The Rock,” it served as a stronghold for Filipino and American forces and stands today as a symbol of courage and resilience.