When entering or leaving the country, you must declare the foreign currency equivalent to more than 5000 dollars, and you can take it out when you leave the country. In order to avoid trouble when leaving the country, even if the amount of foreign currency you carry is less than $5,000, you'd better declare it as well. Foreign currency can be converted into pesos at the airport, but the exchange voucher must be kept so that the inexhaustible pesos can be converted into foreign currency. There are two kinds of pesos: paper money and coins. The denominations of paper money are 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000. The denominations of coins are 0.0 1, 0.25, 2. The average annual temperature of climate and clothing is 26 ~ 27 degrees Celsius. You can wear casual summer clothes at ordinary times. Suits or dresses are needed for formal occasions. Catering is most famous for its rich seafood. There are often band performances and folk dance performances in restaurants. Local dishes in the Philippines like vinegar and plenty of garlic and other spicy spices. Representative ones are: roast suckling pig, Sini soup, Adobao, Lapu fish, etc. Specializing in Philippine products, wood carving crafts, such as puppets, jewelry boxes, chessboards, etc., are the first to be promoted, and there are many categories. Shell crafts are also quite beautiful, such as shell necklaces, pins, lampshades, wall decorations, teacup mats, containers and so on. All kinds of handbags, carpets and balls made of Manila hemp are very popular with tourists. There are Ponte fabrics in textiles, which are rich in alpine ethnic colors; And bold colors, very tropical. Dried fruits are also ideal gifts, such as dried papaya, mango and pineapple. And the whole box is sold in duty-free shops.

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