Manila:

Breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy a day of revelry with a tour of the biggest and brightest entertainment districts in the metro. Begin with a visit to Resorts World Manila which is anintegrated resort and casino complex carrying world-class brands in entertainment. Hereyou can take advantage of wide shopping selections, a variety of gastronomic choices, top-of-the-line casinos, and other activities like catching a show at the Newport Performing Arts the atre. Follow this up with a trip to Bonifacio Global City – formerly the national headquarters of the Philippine Army until it was turned into the retail and dining meccathat it is now. End the day on a meaningful note with a visit to the Manila American.Cemetery to view the beautiful 152-acre field that serves as a memorial to American soldiers of World War II. Then proceed with the tour of Makati. Makati is undoubtedly best known to be the center of the emerging Philippine economy, but this city has many cultural treasures in its repertoire of attractions. Begin your Makati Cultural Highlights tour with abrief visit to the Nielson tower, an aviation landmark right in the middle of the Metro. Then you will embark on a tour to get to know more about the history of the country. First willbe a rolling tour of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) which was established top reserve, develop and promote arts and culture in the country; the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) made history as it was Asia’s first international convention center, setting a trend that led other countries to make their own; Coconut Palace, which isalso known as Tahanang Pilipino, is the official residence and the workplace of the Vice President of the Philippines. Then proceed to Rizal Park, and look for the golden foot printsto retrace the last steps of the national hero, Jose Rizal. Then be transported back in time with a trip to Intramuros, the walled city of Manila where many of the country’s historic moments took place. Then you will explore the preserved ruins of Fort Santiago, see how the life was during the Spanish Colonization in Casa Manila, San Agustin Church was the only structure left intact after the destruction of Intramuros in World War II. Lastly visit Baluarte de San Diego which used to be a bastion and was part of the Spanish colonial fortification in this walled city. Overnight in Manila.