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Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is the political, economic and cultural center of the country.

Manila, the capital, is located on the west coast of Luzon, the largest island in the Philippines, near Manila Bay. It is the political, economic and cultural center of the country, and it is also the largest transportation hub and trade port in the country. Population:109,000 (April 2005). The annual average temperature is 28℃. Manila has a long history and has been a famous commercial port since16th century. From 65438 to 0898, after the United States replaced Spain to rule the Philippines, the urban area of Manila gradually expanded. Cities were severely damaged in World War II. 1946 Reconstruction of the Philippines after independence. Manila is divided into north and south by the Bashi River, and six bridges are built on the Bashi River to connect the two banks. 1975165438+1October, the Philippine government decided to divide Manila, Kalokan, Quezon, Pasay, etc. 13 into the Greater Manila area, covering an area of 626.58 square kilometers.

The streets of Manila are known locally as

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According to reports, Manila is a tropical garden city with beautiful scenery and clean city appearance. Sabakita Jasmine, the national flower of the Philippines, is as white as jade and can be seen everywhere, emitting a fragrance. Na 'an Road Street on the north bank is the financial center, and El Metani on the south bank is the seat of government departments and embassies of various countries. After more than ten years of development, Maccati has become a new business district and financial center.

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Near Rizal Park in the city center and along Rojas Coast Avenue, high-rise buildings are lined up, and tall coconut trees and green palm trees are hidden from each other, which makes the city full of vitality and vitality. To the south of Manila Harbor, there is a 70-hectare land reclaimed from the sea, and there are modern magnificent buildings such as international conference center, cultural center, folk art theater, international trade exhibition center and coconut palace. Together with Manila church, St. Augustine church, San Diego castle and other ancient buildings, it constitutes a unique urban landscape. There are overseas Chinese areas such as Chinatown and Malakanang Palace in the urban area. There are natural wonders such as Baishengtan rapids, waterfalls and Lake Dahl in the suburbs, which are tourist attractions.