Metro Manila is by-far the most expensive urbanized area in the Philippines, but cheaper compared to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Brunei. According to the Mercer Human Resource Consulting Cost of Living Survey of 2008, Manila is the cheapest to live in Southeast Asia for expatriates.
Ayala Center - You should allocate at least half a day for this shopping area as it is much larger than you think. It appears that the interconnected malls are much larger than SM Mall of Asia. Its malls include Glorietta, Greenbelt and the Landmark.
Shangri La Plaza Mall
The Podium
SM Mall of Asia (MOA) - its facilities include an ice rink, convention center, a theme park and has over 1000 establishments; restaurants and shops as well as a Science center.
SM City Fairview
SM City Manila
SM Megamall
SM City North EDSA
SM City Southmall
SM Supercenter Pasig
SM City Sucat
Robinson's Place Manila
TriNoma
Market!Market!
Circle C
Ever Gotesco Mall
The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Metro Manila
Where To Stay & Best Hotels in Metro Manila - updated May 2024
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