Pasay City Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Things to Do and Hotels

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Pasay City, proudly known as the "Travel City of the Philippines," serves as the primary gateway to the archipelago for international and domestic travelers alike. Housing the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminals, Pasay seamlessly connects the Philippines to the rest of the world. Situated along the eastern shore of Manila Bay, this vibrant metropolis blends world-class entertainment complexes, massive shopping centers, iconic cultural centers, and luxury casino resorts with rich historical enclaves and bustling local neighborhoods.

Philippine Travel Mart (SMX Convention Center)

Just got home from the Philippine Travel Mart at SM Mall of Asia Convention Center. I brought everything, like water and food, because I already expected that this event would be a challenging one. I saw thousands of attendees at this travel convention because it will only last for three days.

How To Go To NAIA Terminal 3

Commute to NAIA Terminal 3

From where I live in Cainta, Rizal, traveling to the airport in Pasay City can cost more than 500 pesos, and for a backpacker like me, this amount is too high. Aside from that, slow-moving traffic during rush hours is bad, which can cause more damage if you're late.