Things to do in Manila

super fun and hussle free because of the online booking, no need to fall in line outside to get your ticket and pay. such a nice experience even alduts who haven’t been there would really enjoy it. you can see animals are well taken care of while i noticed some of the rabbits are feeling hot but most animals are cute and well maintained. staffs and trainors are also very professional, kind and knowledgeable in the animals they handle

Great experience to visit this place. I love the Rizal Museum and also the lego displays at Casa De Santa Barbara.

Pass validity: It was so quick, no need to queue, we felt like VIPs 😅. Convenience: As I said, the process was smooth, and all the views were beautiful, very historical and very calm.

Had a wonderful time at Philippine Biodome! The kids loved all the interactive happenings, and it was amazing seeing birds just fly overhead. The otters were definitely a highlight — one otter proudly showed us his favorite rock, it was so cute! Booking through Klook made everything so easy too — no lines, just scan the QR code and we were in. Highly recommend for a fun family day out!

Really had fun with the Passport Stamp Rally! (even though its rainy) I've finally completed them, though I wasn't able to claim the freebie merchandise for completing the stamps because: 1) IVC is already closed the moment of its last stamp and 2) No stock of it at the last stamp area. Will just coordinate with IA when they have on-stock again.

The place is really good for kids” many activities to do just dont expect because some of the pool paint is already lifting the pool water mehh and youre just near of the show” beside you. Its easy to book on klook, the price is a bit higher now. Whats with the free entrance for 2fts? thats only for babys who cant walk hahaha.

The place was amazing! You can really tell that it was well taken care of. Even the staff were helpful and kind! The guard even offered to take my picture since I went there alone! Kudos to everyone!

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.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We had such a wonderful experience at the Digital National Art Museum! The immersive digital displays were absolutely mesmerising and beautifully done. Every room had something unique to explore, making it enjoyable from start to finish. What made the visit even more special was seeing our 16-month-old daughter completely captivated by the lights, colours, and moving projections. She had just as much fun as we adults did, happily walking around and taking everything in. It was a fantastic family-friendly experience that kept all ages entertained. The venue was well-organised, clean, and the staff were friendly. If you’re visiting Manila, I highly recommend adding this to your itinerary. Whether you’re an art lover or simply looking for a unique family activity, this place is definitely worth a visit! ✨🎨💜