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Make the most of your layover in
Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport | MNL
Last Edit: May 2025
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in Manila operates across four terminals: T1 for international, T2 mainly for Philippine Airlines, T3 for various international and domestic carriers like Cebu Pacific and AirAsia, and T4 for domestic flights. While Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific are dominant local carriers, many international airlines also operate here. For layovers, passengers can explore diverse dining and retail options across terminals, relax in various lounges, or utilize spa services. Inter-terminal transfers are available but can be time-consuming.
Link to Airport's Official Website: https://miaa.gov.ph/
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Distance from Airport:8 km
Step back in time in this historic walled city featuring cobblestone streets, Spanish colonial architecture, and centuries-old churches. Explore on foot or take a guided bamboo bike tour for a unique experience.
Our Tip: Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat
Opening Hours:Open daily, 8am-5pm
Distance from Airport:11 km
Interactive marine park featuring an underwater tunnel, penguin encounters, and sea lion shows. Educational exhibits focus on marine conservation.
Our Tip: Book tickets online in advance to avoid queues
Opening Hours:Daily, 10am-8pm
Distance from Airport:10 km
Comprehensive museum complex showcasing Filipino art, culture, and natural history. Highlights include the Spoliarium painting and exhibits on indigenous weaving traditions.
Our Tip: Start at opening time on weekdays to avoid school groups
Opening Hours:Tuesday-Sunday, 9am-5pm (closed Mondays)
Distance from Airport:5 km
Massive shopping complex with local and international brands, dining options, and entertainment. Features a Ferris wheel overlooking Manila Bay.
Our Tip: Good option for those with limited time due to proximity to airport
Opening Hours:Daily, 10am-10pm
Distance from Airport:9 km
Large urban park with monuments, gardens, and cultural exhibits. Home to the Rizal Monument, honoring the national hero Jose Rizal. Enjoy local snacks and watch the evening fountain show.
Our Tip: Best visited in the early evening for cooler temperatures and lively atmosphere
Opening Hours:Open 24/7
A sizzling appetizer made from chopped pig's face, ears, and liver, seasoned with calamansi and chili peppers. It's often served on a hot plate with a raw egg on top.
A savory main course of meat (usually chicken or pork) marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, and garlic. This national dish of the Philippines is a must-try.
A sour soup made with tamarind and various meats or seafood. This comforting dish is perfect for those seeking a taste of home-style Filipino cooking.
A whole roasted suckling pig with crispy skin and tender meat. This dish is a centerpiece of Filipino celebrations and can be found in many local eateries.
A popular dessert consisting of shaved ice, sweet beans, fruits, and ice cream. It's a refreshing treat, especially in Manila's tropical climate.