Rizal Park is located on the Roxas Boulevard in the city centre, facing Manila Bay. In the center of the park is a bronze statue of the hero Jose Rizal, who led the Philippine independence movement. Inside the artificial pool on the east side of the park is a model of the Philippine Islands that was originally built in the Philippines. Visitors can see the location of the various islands in the Philippines. There is an international garden dedicated to the cultivation of Chinese, Japanese and Italian flowers in the north. The daily audiovisual performances also attract the attention of many tourists. The environment in Rizal Park is beautiful, and the sea breeze is a good place for people to rest.

If you love sea life, the Manila Ocean Park is a must for travelers to the Philippines. Experience the depths of the Pacific in the incredible Living Ocean, an acrylic underwater tunnel that lets you get up close and personal with the region's underwater wildlife. Other exhibits include rain forest life, coral reefs, deep-sea creatures and sharks. Another popular attraction gives visitors a chance to watch sting rays swimming above them in a stunning ceiling tank. For those wanting a hands-on experience, snorkel or dive in the Open Water Marine Habitat. There is a lot to visit on land as well, including a marine-themed mall, a giant musical fountain, sea lion performance and more.

The tarsier is the national treasure of the Philippines, and it is also an endangered animal. Their size is very small. They are only the size of a palm, but they have large round eyes, like wearing glasses, hence the name tarsi. The Cobra Monkey Visitor Center is the famous tarsier protection center and visit point in Bohol, where you can observe the various poses of the tarsiers at close range.

Adriatico St, Malate, Manila, Metro Manila

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