Binondo in Manila is home to countless gems, from cool street art, to lifestyle hubs, to the best Chinese food, and to lucky ...

Binondo, the oldest Chinatown in the world, is a vibrant place where Filipino-Chinese and local communities celebrate Chinese ...

It’s another lunar year to celebrate life, and what a fun way to start the year of the wooden snake is to immerse yourself in the world’s oldest Chinatown, housed in the busy street of Binondo, Manila ...

Binondo, established in 1594, holds the distinction of being the world's oldest Chinatown. It has long been a hub for commerce, offering a mix of traditional Chinese goods and modern businesses.

Binondo, the world’s oldest Chinatown, is gearing up for festivities to celebrate the Year of the Wooden Snake.

If fortune is on your side, you’ll luck into a tour led by founder and lead guide Ivan Man Dy whose Binondo stories from the ...

Manila’s Binondo district isn’t the world’s oldest Chinatown for nothing. Beyond its Ongpin Street famed for food crawls is a thriving Filipino-Chinese ...

Every year, when the lanterns light up the night sky and the rhythmic beat of drums fills the air, Filipino-Chinese communities across the Philippines come together to celebrate one of the most ...

Participants from around the world will vie for coveted titles through a series of events and collaborations with prominent ...

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The 25-year-old eatery (below) in Manila’s Chinatown, also called Binondo, is famous for its crispy wontons and juicy roasted duck, several of which the cook has hung in front of a greasy window ...

MANILA Mayor Honey Lacuna announced that the activities in celebration of the Chinese New Year on January 29, 2025will kick off on January 24 (Friday) with a Prosperity Tree Lighting at the Plaza San ...