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Yangon, formerly known as Rangoon, was the former capital of Myanmar until 2006. It is Myanmar’s largest city and also the main commercial centre of the country. The several shopping markets, historical monuments, and numerous restaurants make this quaint citya must-visit for any traveller.
Places to visit and things to do

• The City Centre in Yangon has a large number of historical monuments such as the Sule Pagoda and Shwedagon Pagoda, among others. This area also has the Bogyoke Aung San Market that where one could shop for antiques, jewellery or simply head to the Bogyoke Aung San Museum. The 5-star hotels around the City Centre are close to these important landmarks and are also close to the Myanmar National Museum. Some of the best resorts in Yangon are close to this locality, where travellers can have a relaxed stay with plenty of spa massage therapies and excursions to the best sightseeing places in the city. 
• Inya Lake is an artificial water reservoir built by the British during the latter half of the 19th century. It is one of the largest lakes in the city with 3-star hotels around Inya Lake, and is also close to attractions such as the Kaba Aye Pagoda and the popular Myanmar Plaza that houses many international retail brands. 
• Aung Thukha and Shan Yoe Yar are some of the best affordable dine-outs that serve the most popular food in Yangon such as the lahpetthoke and Shan style rice. The Indian Hut Myanmar Restaurant is one of the best cheap Indian/veg-friendly restaurants in Yangon serving Kaju Curry, Choley Paneer and Vegetable Jal frezi, among others. 

The 3-star and budget hotels near Yangon airport offer complimentary Wi-Fi and shuttle services along with free parking and dedicated concierge services.

The densely populated capital city of Philippine, Manila, is a vibrant place and surprising at every step. For first-timers, the maddening traffic, sky-high buildings and complex roads can be intimidating but the iconic landmarks, air-conditioned malls, karaoke bars make it up for all the stress. 
Best Time to Visit
November to April is the best time to visit Manila when it is warm and dry. June to September is the rainy season. 
 
Places to Visit
In the heart of Old Manila, Intramuros can be visited to witness San Agustin  Church and Fort Santiago. Some of the top sights in the city to visit are the National Museum of the Filipino People, Rizal Park, Paco Park, Quiapo Church, Pinto Art Museum, Chinese Cemetery and Ayala Museum. For kids, Manila Ocean Park and SM Mall of Asia are good places to visit. Divisoria is a shopper’s paradise to buy stuff from apparel to home decor and this is a perfect place to bargain for the deals. Chinatown near Binondo district is a beautiful place with shops and restaurants. The Greenbelt malls in the area of Makati and Greenhills Shopping Centre are accessible shopping centres in the city while the daily market near Black Nazarene Church and Evangelista Street flea markets are vibrant and full of exotic stuff.
Food and Restaurants
Tapsilog, Chicken Inasal, Pancit Bihon Guisado, Sinigang, Adobo and Bibingka are delicious local dishes you must try here. Do not forget to visit Roxas Boulevard (a docked promenade) to have a meal while enjoying the sunset. Purple Yam, Blackbird, Las Flores, Casa Armas and Coffee Empire are popular dining places in the city. You can head to JM Nakpil Street, Pasay road and Malate district to enjoy an upbeat nightlife. To book hotels in Manila use Goibibo app. 
Transportation
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) is the main airport serving the city with daily international and domestic flights. Visitors flying from India will find several international flights with one or two stops. Cheap flight tickets from here to other popular cities can be booked online on Goibibo. Also, flight status & other details related to flight booking & air tickets can be easily accessed on it. So for the cheapest air tickets, it is recommended to book flights online. To get to the main city from the airport you can take UBE Express Bus, taxis and GRAB (app-based cabs). Other than taxis, Manila Light Rail Transit System (LRT), buses and jeepneys comprise public transport. Car and bicycle rentals are also available with valid ID proofs.