Cheap Flights to Manila

What You Need to Know About Manila

Manila is the capital of the Philippines, but the popular city of the country is the previous capital, Luzon. Today, Manila is the economic, financial and political center of the country. Manila is the center of the Philippines in terms of transportation and transfers are always made through this city. The Old City District (Intramuros District) is one of the top places to visit in Manila. Rizal Park, San Agustin Church, Manila Cathedral, Santiago Castle (Fort Santiago), Binondo China Town (Chinatown), Quiapo Church, San Sebastian Church, Manila Bay make up the rest of the list of places to visit in Manila.

Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport is located 7 km south of Manila city center. It is possible to reach Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport with a non-stop flight of 11 hours and 5 minutes from Istanbul Ataturk Airport with a Manila flight ticket purchased from Turkish Airlines and Philippine Airlines. In addition, you can purchase your Istanbul-Manila flight ticket with Fly Dubai, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways and many other companies, all of which you can access on oBilet.com.

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It is a crowded city as it is both the capital and trade port of the Republic of the Philippines. As soon as you step into this city, which was under Muslim rule until 1571, tall skyscrapers, unplanned urbanization and air pollution stand out, but there are many historically beautiful places in the city.

This city, which later came under Spanish rule, was left to the US administration in 1898. It suffered great damage as a result of the Japanese attack during World War II. The Philippines, which declared its independence after the 2nd World War, is today governed by a Republic.

There are many historical riches in the country with a population of 13 million. It is possible to see rich and poor people together in the non-uniform city. In Manila, where there are huge gaps between the population, slums and large skyscrapers are intertwined.

Most of the locals living in Manila are Catholic and there are many cathedrals. There is even a festival held for Catholics every year. Locals living in the city speak Filipino and English. For this reason, it is possible to visit the city without any problems during your visit.