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Cheap flights from San Antonio to Manila
San Antonio International (SAT) is located about eight miles from the city of San Antonio and can quickly be reached via highways 1604 and 281, and interstate routes 35 and 410. Flights usually last for 23 to 25 hours to Manila Ninoy Aquino International (MNL), and when you arrive in the Philippines, you will be near the Manila-Cavite Expressway and the South Luzon Expressway.
Attractions
Rizal Park is the country's most popular park and some displays date back to the Spanish conquest of the islands in 1521. The Manila Baywalk has been renovated to become a haven for tourists, featuring live performers, shops, restaurants and a wonderful walk alongside Manila Bay. Manila's Chinatown district is packed with authentic Chinese shops, and its colorful ethnic shops and cafes attract many visitors.
The Malate District is the main tourist area of Manila, and although in places it can be earthy, it also is home to several of the most prominent universities in the city. The Manila American Cemetery is the largest World War II memorial in Southeast Asia, site of more American and Filipino war dead than any other location.
Hints and tips
Temperatures in Manila are always hot, averaging above 85 degrees Fahrenheit at all times of the year, and sometimes exceeding 100 degrees. The real weather condition of note here though is the precipitation, which can be extremely heavy from May to December, often due to monsoon conditions.