Mandaluyong
One of the municipalities that comprise Metro Manila, Mandaluyong is dotted with booming commercial enterprises. Booming, too, are Mandaluyong
event venues, as these are within the heart of the "Golden Triangle" (Manila, Makati, and Quezon City). Mandaluyong is known as the "New Tiger" of
Metro Manila. Rich in history, the region was a part of the vast Kingdom of Namayan in the 15th century.
The fastest way to Mandaluyong is by air to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Pasay City, followed by a 30-minute taxi ride. The airport
connects the Metro Manila region to major Asian destinations, including Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore, and many domestic locations.
Around an hour and 30 minutes away is Clark International Airport which caters to low-cost carriers. The airport provides service to Cebu, as well as
Hong Kong; Macau; Singapore; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Doha, Qatar; and Incheon, South Korea.
The convention centers closest to Mandaluyong include the Quezon Convention Center, in the neighboring region of Quezon, which can host up to 7...
event venues, as these are within the heart of the "Golden Triangle" (Manila, Makati, and Quezon City). Mandaluyong is known as the "New Tiger" of
Metro Manila. Rich in history, the region was a part of the vast Kingdom of Namayan in the 15th century.
The fastest way to Mandaluyong is by air to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Pasay City, followed by a 30-minute taxi ride. The airport
connects the Metro Manila region to major Asian destinations, including Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore, and many domestic locations.
Around an hour and 30 minutes away is Clark International Airport which caters to low-cost carriers. The airport provides service to Cebu, as well as
Hong Kong; Macau; Singapore; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Doha, Qatar; and Incheon, South Korea.
The convention centers closest to Mandaluyong include the Quezon Convention Center, in the neighboring region of Quezon, which can host up to 7...
Weather and Seasonality
Mandaluyong Weather and Seasonality
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