It is apparent in Binando, where Chinatown is found. Situated in this bustling area, Chinatown is filled with all things Chinese from Peking duck and Buddhist temples to gold watches, snake soup, and wonder herbs. The beauty of Chinese songs and the permeating scent of incense complete the ambience of Chinatown. The many historical landmarks on the island can all be reached by foot. For those staying overnight, there is a 15 cottage beach resort and a 31-room hotel.
Picnic grounds are available and are ideal for camping.
Intramuros Taking a walk through cobbled streets paved with Spanish colonial buildings and old church plazas, transports the visitor into 16th century Manila. This beautiful piece of musical instrument is housed in an old church made of cobbled stones and takes center stage every year in the Bamboo Organ Festival. Both local and international artist have shared the spotlight with Las Pinas' pride over the years. A refreshing patch of blues and green can be found in the midst of Manila's hustle and bustle in the form of Rizal Park or, as it is commonly known, Luneta. This park is a tribute to the country's national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal.