This lively hotspot has been an important fixture in the region’s queer nightlife circuit, and many of the top drag queens around, including those who competed in the inaugural season of RuPaul’s Drag Race Philippines, often perform here. If you’re looking for a rousing evening out, add Nectar Nightclub to your list of Manila must-dos. For more cultural pursuits, the Bonifacio Art Foundation Inc has programming all over the neighborhood, whether that’s the BGC Arts Center’s Art Mart( a monthly weekend-long market for local artists), its musical theater workshops, the the BGC Public Art program, or the The Mind Museum with its family-friendly exhibitions on space and natural history.
Jog or downward-dog through Track 30th, an open lawn sandwiched between BGC’s high-rises, with a 1,000-foot running track and exercise and yoga platforms. Local streetwear brand MN+LA also brought its collection of cotton hoodies, wide-leg drawstring pants, and graphic tees to a new branch on the ground floor.įitness lovers can also find plenty of active things to do. The latter just launched Nama Doughnuts, pillowy cloud-like treats stuffed with cream from Hokkaido. And BGC is no different there are a number of different malls here, but the newest is a transplant from Japan that opened in November 2022: The four-story Mitsukoshi BGC primarily houses Japanese vendors like Kinokuniya bookstore, global steakhouse chain Ikinari Steak, which has over 320 locations in Japan, and Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory. Filipinos love to spend hours (and hours) inside massive, air-conditioned malls, turning these commercial towers into dynamic cultural epicenters-legend has it that one of the first air-conditioned buildings in the country was a mall. While in Manila, do as Filipinos do by shopping as they shop. Nikada/Getty The best things to do in Metro Manila, Philippines There's still shopping to be done outside, however-like at this fresh coconut stand.
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