Housed in an old church made of cobbled stones, this beautiful piece of musical instrument takes center stage every year in the Bamboo Organ Festival. In the midst of Manila's hustle and bustle stands a refreshing patch of blues and greens, the Rizal Park. Mothers walk their babies out to Luneta for some sun.
Afternoons find even the most harried person pausing in awe at the best sunset in the world.
At night, the park is transformed into a romantic rendezvous for lovers. Apart from its grassy expanse, Luneta also features a planetarium, dozens of fountains, an amphitheater, a children's playground, a skating rink and the Chinese and Japanese gardens. Walk through cobbled streets paved with Spanish colonial buildings and old church plazas. Situated in bustling Binondo, Chinatown is filled with all things Chinese from Peking duck and Buddist temples to gold watches, snake soup, and wonder herbs.