Pasay City
Pasay is the "Travel Capital of the Philippines" — home to NAIA Terminals 1-4, the SM Mall of Asia complex, the Cultural Center of the Philippines complex, and Entertainment City. The gateway city for international travelers.
📄 How to Get There
## By AirnThe nearest airport is Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), approximately 2 km away. Travel time is 10-20 minutes by taxi or car depending on traffic. Airlines serving NAIA include Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and AirAsia Philippines.nn## By BusnEDSA Bus Carousel stops (Along EDSA): EDSA Bus Carousel with routes to Quezon City, Makati, Caloocan.nn## By RoadnEDSA connects to Makati, Quezon City (15-30 min).nRoxas Boulevard connects to Manila, Parau00f1aque (10-20 min).nSLEX connects to Makati, Muntinlupa (10-25 min).nn## Local Transportn**Taxi:** Metered taxis widely available. Base fare: PHP 40. n**Ride_hailing:** Grab available. Primary ride-hailing.n**Jeepney:** Extensive jeepney routes. Fare: PHP 12 minimum. n**Tricycle:** Sidecar motorcycles for short trips. Fare: PHP 20-50. n**Rail:** LRT-1 (EDSA, Baclaran stations). Fare: PHP 15-30.
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Airport services, tourism, entertainment, retail. MOA complex drives Bay Area development.