Saim concludes his visit to the Philippines in the capital city of Manila. Join him as he explores historical Fort Santiago, an important landmark to Filipinos because of its association with beloved national hero, Jose Rizal. It was here that the poet and scholar spent his final days before being put to death. Visitors can follow his footsteps, forever etched on the stone pathways, from his jail cell to Bagumbayan Field where he was executed by firing squad. From there, many of Manila’s other countless historical sites can be reached by jitney – tricked out and updated US military jeeps that serve as affordable public transportation through the city’s densely populated streets. After taking in the city attractions, continue on to a recreation of atraditional village where bamboo huts have open walls to accommodatethe warm tropical breeze. Come away from Manila with an appreciationof its history and culture. Don’t miss an exciting trip to the Philippines this week, on “Ayna.”
video comes here
