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One may think it’s easy to get around Metro Manila from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport because of its central location. In reality, it could easily become quite the feat, especially during the busier hours of the day. The dire traffic situation in the city is an enduring problem, making
If we’re going by passenger traffic, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is by far the busiest airport in the Philippines. Combine this with Metro Manila’s chronic traffic congestion, getting in and out of the airport area becomes a journey all on its own. Since NAIA is not yet directly
Straddling the boundary between Pasay City and Parañaque City, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport lies at the heart of the bustling National Capital Region. As the country’s main gateway, it is conveniently located near business districts and commercial hubs, making Metro Manila an ideal stopover and starting point to explore
Muntinlupa City is known as the “Gateway to CALABARZON” and is an ideal starting point if your ultimate destination lies in Southern Luzon. Alabang is the city’s bustling business and transport hub. Numerous corporate and industrial establishments can be found in the Filinvest Corporate City area and Ayala Land’s Madrigal
Who knew you could find a sea all the way up in the mountains? Peeking between mountain tops, Sagada’s waves come in the form of wispy silver clouds that conquer the 4AM horizon. For that alone, tourists come in droves to this small town in the Mountain Province. With its
Nestled between Manila Bay and Laguna de Bay, Parañaque is a highly urbanized bayside city in the National Capital Region. Like its neighboring city, Pasay, its western border faces the Manila Bay. The city is renowned for its shopping centers and its thriving gaming and entertainment sector. The state-owned Entertainment
La Union, commonly referred to as Elyu is a popular surfing spot in the Ilocos Region in the island of Luzon. Dubbed as the Surfing Capital of the North, the province has long been a destination frequented by both local and international surfers. Aside from the massive waves, Elyu’s historical
Manila is hot and humid year-round, and when it gets a bit too much, especially during the dry season, city dwellers head to destinations with cooler climates. Dubbed as the Summer Capital of the Philippines, Baguio tops the list when it comes to Philippine destinations with year-round sweater weather. On
Pasay City is one of the smallest local government units in the National Capital Region. Despite its size, this highly urbanized metropolis is categorized as a first-class city. It is home to significant national government institutions including the Senate of the Philippines and the Department of Foreign Affairs. The country’s
Quezon City, known to locals as Kyusi, is the largest and most populated city in Metro Manila. In this city, government offices and agencies share zip codes with major media networks and entertainment companies. Alongside being a major economic driver, Kyusi doesn’t lack in the culture department. Culinary spots, shopping