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   The Philippines has population of approximately 109 million people in 2020, and is second most populous in Southeast Asia, behind Indonesia, and the eighth in Asia, ahead of Japan. The population is concentrated in regions like Metro Manila, Central Luzon, Calabarzon, and Cebu.

   • Visayas

     The Visayas are a major island and cultural grouping in the...

   • Manila

     Manila (Tagalog: Maynila) is the capital of the Philippines...

   • Metro Manila

     Metro Manila (Filipino: Kalakhang Maynila ), on the island...

   • Filipino cuisine

     Below listed are some popular Filipino noodle dishes: Pancit...

   • Boracay

     Boracay is a tropical island about an hour's flight from...

   • Bago (Philippines)

     San Miguel beer is mostly available in the Philippines....

   • Bus travel in the Philippines

     Buses in the Philippines are usually certified to travel up...

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   Does Wikivoyage use for pesos?

   • Wikivoyage uses ₱ for pesos. Coins: 1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, ₱1, ₱5, ₱10, and ₱20. There are two sets of coins in circulation: the 2018 "New Generation" series and the older 1995 "New Design" series. The 2018 coins are all nickel-plated steel; there is no 10¢ coin, and ₱20 coins were introduced in late 2019.

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   Is Manila a 'tourist' city?

   • Even the so-called "tourist areas", such as Intramuros, Binondo, Ermita and Malate, may feel a bit gritty and chaotic, and the beauty of the city is not obvious, as World War II has wiped out much of Manila's historical architecture. However, there's much more to Manila than meets the eye.

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   When did Legazpi move to Manila?

   • Legazpi took five years after arriving in the Philippines and settling in Cebu in 1565 to mull over before deciding to finally move up north to Manila in 1571 and make it the capital of the new territory. By numbers, it shortened the traveling distance to the other side of the empire in Acapulco.

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