Manila Day trips

Booked the Viva Old Manila Walking Tour through Klook and had a great experience. Our guide, Russell, was incredibly knowledgeable and informative, sharing fascinating stories and historical insights throughout the tour. We visited 8 stops around Intramuros, and each location came with its own unique history and significance. What I appreciated most was how Russell connected the stories to present-day Manila, making the tour both engaging and educational. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Manila and wanting to gain a deeper understanding of the city's rich history and culture.

for people who thinks, nothing much to see in Manila, take time to know a little of Manila history. a very nice experience. thanks goes to my tour agent. as many others said before he is excellent. so knowledgeable, so fun. easy to use. Just him wearing a blue uniform with a lanyard. Just go to the entrance. your 3hrs will fly by very fast.

This tour is really nice and I recommend you book it. Our tour guide Sir Cedhie is very informative and very nice. He is very good in communicating about the tour and also shaeing all the history facts about Philippines. Also he answered all the questions asked by the tour participants. This is good for international travellers because the language he used is English. 10/10 for this tour 👍👍

Excellent tour! Our guide, Christian, was extremely passionate about the history of Intramuros and shared us many stories. She took very good care of us and one of the best tour guides we ever had! We covered all the historical sites and there was even a support assistant to help with the traffic. The tour included a drink midway, ice cream and cold towel at the end, so well thought out! Highly recommended!

We left at 5:00 AM and arrived in Tagaytay at 6:45 AM. It was a pleasant ride all the way. We visited People’s Park in the Sky, Tagaytay Picnic Grove, Museo Orlina, Sunflower Farmville, The Gingerbread House, Twin Lakes, and Sky Ranch. For lunch, we went to Balay Dako. We finished by 3:30 PM as we didn’t intend to spend the entire day there. I would definitely recommend.

I had an amazing experience on the tour, thanks to our guide, Prime. He was incredibly enthusiastic & explained the history of Manila in a way that was quick, clear, and easy to understand. You can really tell he’s passionate about what he does. What stood out even more was how humble & attentive he was, he kept checking in on everyone throughout the tour, which made the whole experience feel very personal and comfortable. Such a thoughtful and sweet guide. The tour was also very well taken care of they provided umbrellas, hand fans, & cold towels, which made a big difference in the heat and showed how considerate they are.The food was a huge highlight too! We enjoyed a variety of local treats, including a Filipino breakfast, dried mango snacks, a refreshing mango shake, a yummy lunch eaten together, street food, and even ice cream. Everything was delicious and really added to the experience. It was super worth it. Highly recommend this tour, especially if you get Prime as your guide!

Safe travelling Very Nostalgic experience The Carabao ride was fun

We communicated with the guide and left around 4 pm, which wasn't bad. The mountain road is winding, so if you're prone to motion sickness, be sure to take motion sickness medicine. It's colder than Manila (like spring weather in Korea), so it can be chilly in the morning. It's a good idea to bring a light long-sleeved shirt. Baguio City is at a very high altitude, so the distant mountains and scenery were wonderful. There weren't a lot of amazing things to see, but it was fun because it was quaint and diverse. The botanical garden we went to first had many places to take pictures. The Color House has a different design than what you see in the photos on the tour booking website, but it was still cool. The way to Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto is about 250 steps, which isn't that hard to walk, but if it's difficult for you, there are parking lots in between, so ask them to drop you off halfway. The hotel looks like a haunted house, but there was a small promenade next to it where they sell food and handicrafts, which was nice. The view was good. The houses on the hillside were similar to the scenery in Bolivia. At the strawberry farm, the strawberry picking experience was much more expensive than the price of the strawberries, so we just bought strawberries, strawberry jam, and lettuce and came back. We spent plenty of time where we wanted and only looked at one or two places from the entrance and passed on them. We left before 5 pm and arrived in Manila around 9 pm.

Frank was very knowledgeable about the places and its history. I would recommend!