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Manila, Philippines
Manila, Philippines
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Explore the historic walled city of Intramuros and Fort Santiago in Manila
Get to know the smallest primate on earth, the tarsier
See the famous Chocolate Hills and how they resemble chocolate candy drops
Cruise upstream on the beautiful Loboc Rover and enjoy lunch on a floating restaurant
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Experience the highlights of one of South East Asia’s most interesting countries in this tour to the Philippines which brings you to historic and cosmopolitan Manila and then to the natural wonders of Bohol. In Manila, see and learn about the many influences that the Spanish and Americans have had on the city, including visits to the American Cemetery, the Walled City of Intramuros and Quiapo Church. Move on to Bohol, where you will stay in a beach resort to relax and enjoy the tropical sun. Visit the Philippine Tarsier Foundation, home to the tarsier, the smallest primate in the world. Finally, see the famous natural wonders of the region like the Chocolate Hills and the beautiful Loboc River.