Makati Travel Guide

Preparation - Visa: Apply for a Philippine tourist visa in advance and prepare the relevant documents, such as your passport, photos, visa application form, etc. - Currency: The official currency of the Philippines is the peso. You can also prepare some US dollars, which can be exchanged at banks or exchange points in Makati. - Transportation: Download ride-hailing apps such as Grab for convenient travel. Attractions - Ayala Triangle Gardens: A large city center park in Makati City where locals walk and walk their dogs. There are many shops nearby. - P Burgos Street: A unique street with many small bars, clubs, and dining venues where you can experience the unique nightlife. - Ninoy Aquino Monument: A recreation of the scene before Aquino's assassination, with some historical significance. - Ayala Museum: The museum introduces the history of the Philippines through more than 60 dioramas, as well as some art exhibitions. Accommodation - Luxury: Raffles Makati, which is in a great location with complete facilities nearby. - Deluxe: Ascott Makati, Fairmont Makati, Makati Shangri-La, Manila, etc., which offer high-quality services and facilities. - Upscale: Holiday Inn & Suites Makati, Seda Residences Makati, Somerset Central Salcedo Makati, etc., which offer great value for money. Food - Filipino specialties: Such as adobo, a dish of pork or chicken stewed in vinegar and soy sauce; sinigang, a sour and spicy soup made with fermented vegetables or fruit. - International restaurants: Makati has many Japanese, Italian, French, and other restaurants. For example, you can enjoy an authentic Japanese omakase experience at Kazunori. Shopping - Greenbelt: A shopping mall with a green environment, many luxury brands, and various restaurants. The buildings are connected by sky bridges. - Glorietta: Connected to Greenbelt, it offers a wide range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.