Is Manila a good place to live? How is the quality of life?

Someone moving to my city should know that the weather in Manila is hot and humid with a brief cool season in the months of December, January and February. Rainy season starts in May and ends in late October. Humidity is high throughout the year. Wearing soft and breathable clothing and footwear is highly recommended.

Manila is a great place for expats, the food is cheap and the neighbors are friendly, depending on where you live. The government however is as corrupt as the sky is blue. Filipinos in general are kind, but you have to be aware that most of them will steal if opportunity is given.

Manila is known for its city lights and huge buildings. It is a very busy and lively city where people usually go to spend their leisure time or visit amusement parks. There are a lot of opportunities awaits for people who would like to work. When it comes to the standard of living, it is wise to move to Manila City because of the cheaper commodities and variety of markets nearby.

I would gladly say that in our city, there is freedom and ordinance. There are a lot of things to do and many historical places to visit like the Rizal Park, National Museum and so much more. Other than the places, the people are the ones that make our city better. They are all welcoming and are very joyful to be with.

Manila is a fairly great place although one should be alert whenever they are traveling within the city. One’s valuables should be kept close. Also, he or she should always be aware of his or her surroundings because other people might take advantage of someone who is new in the area.

In the city of my birth, Manila. There are historical sites which is telling the story of those who lived before me. The personality of the city, as in case with other major cities in the world, are full of different personalities and perspectives in life that you would discover. I recommend this city if you are adventurous.

Manila is the urban capital of the Philippines, from where all kinds of people reside. Cultural spots like the National Museum, Fort Bonifacio, Intramuros and the famous Luneta Park attract tourists from all over the world. However, although the city is known to house various work opportunities and business industries, majority of the country’s poorest citizens and slum neighborhoods can also be found there.

If they are from a rural place, Manila is the opposite of that. it is a very crowded place. If moving because of work purposes, you should be able to look for a place that is safe and close to where you work. It may seem to be a good place but trust e, you should be alert at all times and keep your valuables close to you.

Manila is a great city, although it is densely populated. There are many attractions in it, such as the city of Intramuros. In other parts of the city, there are urban areas where small businesses thrive. But, like in all cities, be careful of certain areas. While shopping in Quiapo or travelling the streets of Tondo, be alert of your surroundings.

If you are thinking of a place our place is your last bet. Covering the best necessity like supermarkets, malls, and a number of apartments you can live in plus our place can be classified as an employment market with lots of opportunities for a good quality of life.

There is a lot to consider before moving to Manila City. One is the climate and weather. It is advised to bring and wear light fabric and comfortable clothes such as shorts, jeans, short-sleeves to sleeveless tops and more. An umbrella is also advisable to carry around in your daily bag. Manila City is also considered a densely populated and heavily polluted, so make sure to bring handkerchiefs and necessary vitamins to avoid illnesses. Another thing to consider when moving to Manila is apartment or house hunting. The city has detached homes in villages, high-rise condominiums and apartments. Both long term and short term lease agreements are an option and may last up to a year. The language spoken in the Philippines, is both English and Filipino as the mother tongue. Communicating with the Filipinos in Manila shouldn’t be a problem knowing that most of them are fluent in both languages.

Manila is the oldest city. It has many nice place/spot to visit such as the Manila Cathedral, Rizal Park, Manila Zoo and more. Located here is one of the oldest University in the country, University of Sto Tomas. Manila used to be the Capital of the Philippines. Manila is now being redeveloped by the City Mayor Francisco Domagoso.