When is the best season to travel to the Philippines?
If you want to travel to the Philippines, you can choose the cool season from 65438+February to February of the following year, or the dry season, or you can choose March to May every year. It's ok to go sightseeing from June to September, and the rain is not particularly terrible, because it rains regularly and lasts for a short time in the Philippines. After the rain, the air is very fresh and the sun is shining. The number of tourists is very small at this time. Whether staying or shopping, you can bargain according to your own schedule. Before you travel to the Philippines, you must make a good strategy in advance, which will save you more worry and time.
First, visit the Philippines.
It is very suitable to travel to the Philippines in February and February of 65438+, because the weather is cooler and it doesn't rain often at this time, so it will be more convenient to travel, but this time is also the tourist season, so the expenses in various places will be more expensive. When you travel to the Philippines in different seasons, your experience will be different.
Second, time.
It is also suitable to go to the Philippines from March to May, because there are few tourists in this season, and it will be quieter to go to the scenic spots, which is very suitable for holidays. Because the Philippines is by the sea and the air is dry, you must bring sunscreen products and skin care products before you go. Located in the southeast, the Philippines is an archipelago with many tourist attractions. You can choose to visit the local Daya terrace, white sand beach, bat cave and other areas.
Each scenic spot has its own characteristics, and you can enjoy different beautiful scenery. The weather in the Philippines will not change much, and the average temperature is around 26 degrees. The local temperature is relatively warm. If you are afraid of the heat and the sun, you'd better not choose March-May, because this is the hottest period in the Philippines.
Matters needing attention in Philippine tourism
Notes on Philippine tourism
Lead: "Travel" is a process of traveling and going out, that is, to travel from A to B in space in order to achieve a certain goal; "Tour" means going out for sightseeing, sightseeing and entertainment, that is, traveling for these purposes. Together, it is tourism. The following is my experience of traveling in the Philippines for your reference.
First, it is recommended to make preparations before going abroad:
1. luggage: in principle, one is large and one is small, the small one is shoulder strap type, and the large one is firmly locked.
2, clothes: prepare enough clothes to change, wearing casual clothes is more comfortable; Shoes: Ladies should not wear high heels, preferably flat sandals, and don't wear new shoes (to avoid discomfort).
3. Drugs: gastrointestinal drugs, cold drugs, motion sickness drugs, heatstroke prevention drugs, mosquito repellent, wind repellent oil and private habitual drugs.
4. Bring-on items: personal items such as towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, beach pants, swimsuits, umbrellas, sufficient film and batteries.
5. Special reminder: Please wear shorts and sandals on the day you board Boracay and when you leave Boracay. Because of the tide, you need to wade ashore, and you may pass your knees when the tide is high. In addition, please take care of your luggage to avoid falling into the water.
6. The Philippines has a tropical maritime climate with high temperature, rainy weather and high humidity. The annual average temperature is 29℃, and the annual precipitation is 2000-3000mm. It is hot and dry from March to May, and the temperature is 22-32 degrees.
2. Precautions for leaving the country by plane:
1, cameras, advanced cameras, laptops, etc. You must declare when you leave the country (go through the red channel and keep the second copy of the customs declaration form, which will be checked by the customs when you enter the country). When leaving the country, each person can carry RMB 20,000 and the equivalent of US$ 5,000 in foreign currency. Exceeding this limit requires a foreign exchange carrying certificate issued by the Bank of China.
2. According to airline regulations, each checked baggage is limited to one piece (20kg for international flights and10kg for domestic flights). If you are overweight, please pay the overweight fee yourself. Precious and fragile items, including coins, jewelry, passports, etc. , you must carry it with you, and never put it in the checked baggage. However, liquids and knives with capacity exceeding 100 ml should be consigned.
In the luggage.
3. After the border inspection, if you buy duty-free items, please hurry and go to the boarding gate as soon as possible so as not to delay boarding.
Please take your seats on the plane accordingly. If you need to adjust your seat, please contact the flight attendant after the plane takes off and flies smoothly.
5. Smoking is prohibited in the engine room, tourist air-conditioned buses, elevators and some restaurants. Please follow the instructions and respect the rights of others.
Please take care of your luggage when you transfer to the plane. Don't carry or look after luggage for non-members of the group.
7. Please put the liquid in the checked baggage.
Three. Matters needing attention when arriving in the local area:
1. Catering: Most breakfasts arranged by our agency are Chinese and western buffet breakfasts. When using the buffet, please choose the right amount. Please don't leave too much food on the plate, or pack them. Please inform the travel agency of certain food taboos due to religious beliefs before departure, so as to make proper arrangements.
Local characteristics: It is famous for its rich seafood. There are often band performances and folk dance performances in restaurants. Local dishes in the Philippines like to use spicy seasonings such as vinegar and garlic.
Representative ones are: roast suckling pig, Sini soup, Adobao, Lapu fish, etc.
In order to prevent improper diet, it is recommended to take some commonly used gastrointestinal drugs. ※.
2. Accommodation:
The drinks in the refrigerator in the hotel room are very expensive. If you need to drink alcohol, please check the price first (some hotel rooms are equipped with pay TV, which is extra) to avoid embarrassing scenes when checking out. There are generally no thermos bottles and boiling water in the room. The tap water in the hotel is not drinkable. Some hotels provide automatic hot water cups for guests to use. Please pay attention to the safety of electricity use.
When you leave the hotel at night, you'd better go together to ensure safety. Avoid going to a secluded place alone. Please take your hotel card in case you get lost.
Philippine voltage: mostly 220V, flat mouth double plug. The voltage and plug equipment in the Philippines are basically the same as those in China.
3. Security:
When you go out, take as few valuables as possible. Passports and money should be kept in the hotel safe or carried with you. Please don't put them in the room or in the car.
The public transport system in Philippine cities is relatively backward, mainly taxis and Gibney (local individual taxis with fixed routes can carry more than a dozen people at the same time). There is a light rail in Manila, the capital. Inter-provincial travel is mainly by air.
Participating in a tour group is a group activity. You should observe the assembly time, cooperate with the tour leader and tour guide, and don't leave the group without authorization. Leave the league without authorization, at your own risk.
Don't rob the road by force, and don't cross the road at will.
Lock the door when entering or leaving the room, and keep the room key. Use room appliances and other facilities correctly, don't smoke in bed, put out cigarette butts after smoking, and pay attention to self-protection when exercising in the hotel gym and swimming pool. Please check your luggage before you check out.
Don't stay where there are danger warning signs. If there are exciting activities or free activities during the trip, you should do what you can.
Please don't eat too much breakfast if you go out to sea by boat after breakfast. Too much food in the stomach can easily cause vomiting. Please don't drink a lot of ice water after eating seafood. Ice water seafood can't stand it.
The Philippines has less pollution and strong light. Please take sun protection measures to avoid being burned by the scorching sun.
Water sports must wear life jackets, walk together, safety first, be careful not to swim in the deep sea, and don't swim in the water after drinking or feeling unwell. The hotel is close to the seaside, and guests are absolutely forbidden to swim in the sea at high tide and after dark.
For your own benefit, I suggest you buy personal travel accident insurance before you leave. In case of personal accident abroad, please deal with it immediately, and keep the hospital diagnosis certificate, various medical invoices and personal reports. After returning to China, the insurance company will settle the loss.
4. When in Rome, do as the Romans do:
The Philippines is the largest Catholic country in Asia. Please respect the local religious beliefs.
② Philippine currency: the local currency is called peso, RMB 1 is convertible to about 5.2 pesos, and USD 1 is convertible to about 43 pesos (the exchange rate changes greatly, for reference only).
The Philippines is a tipping country. It is recommended that you give the waiter 20 pesos a day in the hotel room, the baggage handling fee is 20 pesos per piece, and the oversized and overweight baggage is 50 pesos per piece. If the bill already includes 10% service charge, you can pay tips selectively. The tour guide tip is per person per day in 30 yuan, the whole journey 180 yuan.
Four. Matters needing attention when returning to China:
1. Duty-free electrical appliances, fresh fruits or food, big shell coral horns, political, obscene books, newspapers, videos, etc. Not allowed to enter the country.
2. You can bring 400 duty-free cigarettes, 100 cigars or 500 grams of cut tobacco into the country; /kloc-2 bottles of duty-free alcoholic beverages above 0/2 degree are limited (1.5 liter or less).
3. Fill in the entry card and health declaration card → Pass the quarantine → Pass the entry inspection → Pick up the checked baggage → Pass the customs → Exit Hall.
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What are the famous tourist attractions in the Philippines?
1. Boracay belongs to the Philippines, transliterated as Balaguet Island. It is an island in the central Philippines, belonging to the West Visayan Islands, 2 kilometers northwest of Banai Island, and is one of the tourist attractions in the Philippines.
2. Beihai Forget Worry Island (also known as Wuguniang Island), about 3 nautical miles away from Beihai City. At night, you can see the night view of the north shore of Beihai. Forgotten Island consists of five small islands, the largest of which is about 20 mu.
Cebu is the earliest developed city in the Philippines, and it is known as the "Queen City of the South". 152 1 year, Portuguese navigator Magellan sailed from Spain to Central and South America and was pleasantly surprised to find this beautiful and quiet island on the way.
4. Baohe Island is the tenth largest island in the Philippines, the most beautiful of more than 7,000 islands in the Philippines, and a paradise for divers in the world. There are strange chocolate hills, the world's smallest miniature tarsier, underwater cliffs with a drop of 3,000 feet, and lovely dolphins.
1. The Philippines, the Republic of the Philippines, is an island country in Southeast Asia, a major member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and a member of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation 2 1. The Philippines is a country composed of the Philippine Islands (7 107 Islands) in the western Pacific Ocean.
2. The national flower of the Philippines is jasmine, called Sambajita. This is a shrub plant, generally more than one meter high, with white color and rich fragrance. There are two kinds of single petals and double petals. It is said that when an ancient Filipino man proposed to his beloved girl, he usually presented a jasmine ring. If a girl hangs a wreath around her neck, it means that she has accepted his love. Then, in the moonlight, they swore in Tagalog: "Sambajita" (I promise to love you forever). Therefore, jasmine is also known as "swearing to love flowers" in the Philippines.
What do I need to prepare for my trip to the Philippines? What should I pay attention to?
If a person travels to the Philippines, he must bring his passport and exchange cash in advance. Many countries can't pay by WeChat or Alipay, so it will be more convenient for everyone to bring cash. In addition, everyone needs to bring some clothes according to their own travel season, and the choice of clothes must conform to the local temperature to avoid catching a cold. If you can't accept some local food in the Philippines, Bian Xiao also suggests that you'd better bring some snacks you like, or like some side dishes. Like everyone else, if it takes a long time, you can also choose to bring some cold medicine, because you are a stranger and it is not easy to find others to help after you get sick.
First, what do you need to bring?
Just bring some daily necessities. The sockets in foreign countries may be different from those in our country, so you need to know clearly in advance, and then bring the same type of sockets or adapters. I suggest you take a sun umbrella, because the temperature in the Philippines is very high. Taking a sun umbrella and some sunscreen products can also make you more comfortable when traveling.
Second, travel precautions.
Because we travel abroad alone after all, Bian Xiao also suggested that we should lock all our things when we go out to play. When you go out, you can take a small lock and lock things in the closet, which will be safer. When traveling abroad alone, don't expose your itinerary to anyone and don't talk to strangers.
Third, summarize.
It is really dangerous for a person to travel abroad, especially in some countries where public security control is not particularly good. Here, Bian Xiao also hopes that everyone can pay more attention to protecting themselves.
When is the best month to travel to the Philippines?
Any season is a good time to visit the Philippines, but each season has its own advantages and disadvantages, and you can arrange your trip according to your own preferences.
The Philippines has a tropical maritime monsoon climate, which is hot and rainy. There are obvious seasonal differences in most areas: it is divided into three seasons: cool season, dry season and rainy season. Cool season: this season is cool and rainy, which brings a lot of convenience to travel and is the peak season for tourism. However, the vegetation in these months will be slightly dry and sparse due to insufficient rainfall, and there are many people in the peak season, and various expenses are slightly expensive. Dry season: This season is also the day for Filipino locals to spend their summer holidays. Many resorts are sparsely populated and suitable for quiet holidays. Rainy season: In fact, the Philippines in rainy season is not so terrible. It rains regularly in every area, and it won't last long. After the rain, the air is extremely comfortable and the sun is still shining. The most important thing is that there are few tourists during this period, and accommodation can be bargained, which is very cost-effective.
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