Guidebook for Pasay
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The NAIA Terminal 1. Airport used most commonly for international flights.
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Ninoy Aquino International Airport
The NAIA Terminal 1. Airport used most commonly for international flights.
Ninoy Aquino International Airport
The NAIA terminal 3.
The NAIA terminal 2. Airport that houses Philippine Air Lines.
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NAIA Terminal 2
The NAIA terminal 2. Airport that houses Philippine Air Lines.
The NAIA terminal 4. Airport most commonly used for domestic flights.
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NAIA Terminal 4 station
The NAIA terminal 4. Airport most commonly used for domestic flights.
Transportation.
Covers 20 stations. The line is colored yellow (old) and green (new) on all LRT maps. It links the cities of Quezon City, Caloocan, Manila, Pasay, and Parañaque. Has Line 2 and Line 3
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Gil Puyat station
Transportation.
Covers 20 stations. The line is colored yellow (old) and green (new) on all LRT maps. It links the cities of Quezon City, Caloocan, Manila, Pasay, and Parañaque. Has Line 2 and Line 3
Doroteo Jose station
Rizal AvenueTransportation.
Passengers can transfer to the Line 2 at Doroteo Jose station.
Transportation.
Passengers can transfer to the Line 3 at EDSA and North Avenue stations.
LRT-1 EDSA Station
Taft AvenueTransportation.
Passengers can transfer to the Line 3 at EDSA and North Avenue stations.
Shopping
One of the Largest mall in the Philippines and in Asia. It also offers an amusement park beside Manila Bay.
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SM Mall of Asia
Seaside BoulevardOne of the Largest mall in the Philippines and in Asia. It also offers an amusement park beside Manila Bay.
Duty Free mall.
Must have passport and on-the-same-date schedule of arrival here in the Philippines to shop. Although requests to shop on a different date may be accommodated.
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Duty Free Philippines Fiestamall
1700 Ninoy Aquino AveDuty Free mall.
Must have passport and on-the-same-date schedule of arrival here in the Philippines to shop. Although requests to shop on a different date may be accommodated.
Arts & Culture
An Amusement Park.
Carousel, bump cars, horror houses, roller coasters, etc.
Price starts at Php70 ($1.50)
Visit
http://www.starcity.com.ph
for more details.
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I-Star City
1300 Roxas BlvdAn Amusement Park.
Carousel, bump cars, horror houses, roller coasters, etc.
Price starts at Php70 ($1.50)
Visit
http://www.starcity.com.ph
for more details.
The ocean park is an aquatic themed amusement park.
Price starts at Php580 ($12.15)
Visit https://www.manilaoceanpark.com for more details.
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Manila Ocean Park
The ocean park is an aquatic themed amusement park.
Price starts at Php580 ($12.15)
Visit https://www.manilaoceanpark.com for more details.
CCP.
Offers sightseeing and sometimes offers theatre performances and indie films.
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I-Cultural Center of the Philippines
Roxas BoulevardCCP.
Offers sightseeing and sometimes offers theatre performances and indie films.
Sightseeing
Also known as Luneta Park. It is where the monument of the Philippine's national hero, Jose P. Rizal, is standing.
No entrance fee. FREE.
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Ipharki ye-Rizal
Also known as Luneta Park. It is where the monument of the Philippine's national hero, Jose P. Rizal, is standing.
No entrance fee. FREE.
Quirino Grandstand
Independence RoadGrandstand across the Rizal Park.