Get DirectionsStroll the busy streets and alleyways of Binondo and discover why the world’s oldest Chinatown is still as alive as ever. Established in 1594 as a settlement for Chinese immigrants who converted to Catholicism, the bustling district offers an exciting Filipino-Chinese food crawl, shopping opportunities, and a rich cultural experience. The name Binondo originates from ‘binundok,’ which refers to the district’s hilly terrain.AddressBinondo District, Manila, Metro ManilaOperational HoursThe district has no operating hours. Operation time of establishments varies.Best time to visitBinondo is best visited during Chinese New Year, but it is a year-round destination.How to get thereBinondo is strategically situated near the harbor centers, specifically the North Harbor, South Harbor, and Manila International Container Terminal. The best way to get to Binondo is by riding a bus, van, or tricycle (a three-wheeled motorized vehicle).Things to-doBinondo food trip, visit the historic Binondo Church and Plaza San Lorenzo Shrine, explore Binondo malls, check out jewelry shops on Ongpin Street
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