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MANILA TO BAGUIO P2P BUS Schedule & Fare: JoyBus, Victory Liner, Solid North

This post was last updated in 2019. Please check out our more recent article about this here: BAGUIO BUS SCHEDULE!

2019 Jan 28

Baguio City has gotten closer and closer to Manila. What used to be an eight-hour drive was shortened to six. And now, if conditions are right, you can reach the City of Pines in only four hours.

But it’s not just the travel time that underwent major changes. Even when you’re taking public transportation, the quality of the journey has vastly improved too. Not only is the ride smoother — thanks to our expressways — the experience onboard the new buses are a lot more pleasant now. It’s no wonder why more and more people choose to visit Baguio these days.

Baguio is only 4-6 hours away from Manila, depending on which part of Manila you’re coming from, which route the bus takes, and whether or not it makes a stop along the way. Regular buses usually take Dau Exit (NLEX) or Concepcion Exit (SCTEX) and make at least one stop. Travel time is around 6 hours.

But the past few years have seen the rise of luxury buses that take passengers straight to Baguio! Victory Liner also introduced their first class buses, giving their loyal customers a more comfortable option. JoyBus has a fleet that is made up entirely of deluxe and premier buses. And most recently, Pangasinan Solid North Transit has also launched their own P2P buses to Baguio. These buses take every expressway ahead and they don’t make any stop, cutting down the travel time to only 4-5 hours.

In this post, we’ll share with you the schedules and fares of these premium P2P buses!

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JoyBus is the luxury arm of Genesis Transport. They only have two classes: Deluxe (aka Executive) and Premier . Both Premier and Deluxe classes are 28-seater executive coaches with 3 seats per row (2+1), ensuring a wide leg room and plenty of moving space. Each booking comes with free snacks, free bottled water, and free wi-fi. But here’s the difference:

• Premier Class is their top class with USB ports and a personal entertainment device. In our experience, the movie selection is still pretty limited, but since you only have four hours to burn, it’s not that bad. All premier buses also have a restroom onboard and blankets.
• Deluxe/Executive Class has no USB ports or personal entertainment device at all. There is a TV screen in front, like regular buses, but that’s about it as far as entertainment is concerned. I’m not sure if all executive units have an in-bus comfort room but there was one in the bus we tried.

Below are the timetables per route. We also indicated the types of buses. Items in bold are the Premier buses.

To book JoyBus online, visit pinoytravel.com.ph or iWantSeats.com .

CUBAO TO BAGUIO JoyBus Schedule

FARE Deluxe: P720 Premier: P740

• 12:01 am – Deluxe
• 02:30 am – Premier
• 03:30 am – Deluxe
• 04:30 am – Premier
• 08:30 am – Deluxe
• 11:00 am – Deluxe
• 12:00 pm – Premier
• 02:00 pm – Deluxe
• 04:00 pm – Premier
• 06:00 pm – Deluxe
• 08:00 pm – Deluxe
• 10:00 pm – Deluxe
• 11:00 pm – Deluxe

PASAY TO BAGUIO JoyBus Schedule

FARE Deluxe: P730 Premier: P760

• 01:30 am – Premier
• 02:30 am – Deluxe
• 03:30 am – Premier
• 10:00 am – Deluxe
• 11:00 am – Premier
• 01:00 pm – Deluxe
• 02:30 pm – Deluxe
• 09:30 pm – Deluxe

AVENIDA TO BAGUIO Joy Bus Schedule

Premier buses are not yet available for the Avenida-Baguio route, but you can take the deluxe and semi-deluxe buses.

FARE Deluxe: P720 Semi-deluxe: P600

• 12:30 am – Deluxe
• 01:00 pm – Semi-Deluxe
• 03:00 pm – Deluxe
• 07:00 pm – Semi-Deluxe

VICTORY LINER First Class

Just to clarify, Victory Liner is not entirely a luxury bus line. Most of their buses are your regular air-conditioned buses. But they now operate a few first-class journeys per day, taking TPLEX/Pozzorubio with no stops.

FIRST CLASS buses have bigger legroom, free snacks, free water, free wifi, and a restroom onboard. Note, however, that they don’t have personal entertainment devices installed.

The timetable below shows only the first class buses.

CUBAO TO BAGUIO Victory Liner Schedule

FARE First class: P800

PASAY TO BAGUIO Victory Liner Schedule

To book online or check the latest schedule, you can visit this website!

SOLID NORTH P2P Bus

The latest bus company to launch a P2P bus service to Baguio is Pangasinan Solid North, which operates from PITX (Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange) and uses TPLEX to reach Baguio.

They have two classes available:

• Luxury Class. 28-seater bus with 3 seats per row (2+1). Equipped with in-bus restroom, Lazy Boy seat recliner, free wifi, and USB charging ports. Complimentary snacks and bottled water are also provided.
• Super Deluxe Class. 45-seater with 4 seats per row (2+2). Equipped with in-bus restroom, free wifi, and USB charging ports. They also provide complimentary snacks and bottled water.

Below is the Solid North timetable for the PITX-Baguio route. Items in bold are luxury class.

PITX TO BAGUIO Solid North Schedule

FARE Luxury: P760 Super Deluxe: P525

• 12:00 am – Luxury class
• 01:00 am – Super deluxe
• 02:00 am – Super deluxe
• 02:30 am – Luxury class
• 03:00 am – Super deluxe
• 04:00 am – Super deluxe
• 04:30 am – Luxury class
• 05:00 am – Super deluxe
• 06:00 am – Luxury class
• 07:00 am – Super deluxe
• 08:00 am – Super deluxe
• 08:30 am – Luxury class
• 09:00 am – Super deluxe
• 10:00 am – Luxury class
• 11:00 am – Super deluxe
• 12:00 pm – Luxury class
• 01:00 pm – Super deluxe
• 02:00 pm – Super deluxe
• 02:30 pm – Luxury class
• 03:00 pm – Super deluxe
• 04:00 pm – Super deluxe
• 04:30 pm – Luxury class
• 05:00 pm – Super deluxe
• 06:00 pm – Luxury class
• 07:00 pm – Super deluxe
• 08:00 pm – Luxury class
• 09:00 pm – Super deluxe
• 10:00 pm – Luxury class
• 11:00 pm – Super deluxe

To book online, visit biyaheroes.com .

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Manila to Baguio by taxi, car, van, bus, or flight

Table of Contents

• 1.1 Manila to Baguio by Plane
• 1.2 Manila to Baguio by Taxi
• 1.3 Manila to Baguio by Private Car or Van
• 1.4.1 Victory Liner
• 1.4.2 Genesis Joy Bus
• 1.4.3 Solid North Transit
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What do strawberries, public parks, and sweater weather make you think of? There can only be one city that can come to mind: Baguio! It’s hard to believe that there’s a place where it’s chilly all year round in the Philippines . Baguio—or even the whole Benguet region—is perfect for those who’ve had enough of the sweltering heat.

The attractions in Baguio are mostly parks, landmarks, and museums.   Ukay-ukay thrift shopping  and  coffee crawls  are also highly anticipated activities. Want to know how to get to Baguio? Keep reading for more information on transportation options from Manila. When possible, we’ve also included the Manila to Baguio fare price for each transportation option.

How to get to Baguio in Different Ways

Are you concerned with the cheapest or the fastest way to get to Baguio? Weigh your options with our detailed transportation guide.

Manila to Baguio by Plane

Although Baguio has its airport, there are no commercial flights available. Loakan Airport in Baguio is currently closed so it’s not possible to fly to the summer capital yet. Loakan Airport has had a history of accidents. The most recent one was in 2009 when a presidential helicopter with government staff crashed into a nearby mountain while attempting to return to the airport.

Due to its short runway, low visibility, and nearby ravines, the airport has been challenging for pilots to navigate safely. The local government has plans to re-open Loakan Airport by 2021. Once commercial flights are allowed, this will be the most convenient way to reach Baguio. Just keep in mind that it might not be the safest option!

Manila to Baguio by Taxi

Hailing a taxi to get to Baguio is not advisable. In the first place, you’d have a hard time finding a taxi driver willing to take you. Driving up to Baguio can take anywhere from 4 to 6 hours depending on traffic. On top of that, the driver will have to make his way back to the city. Expect to pay an outrageously pricey fare of about 7,000-8,000 PHP should you want to go by taxi.  You’re better off arranging for a private car instead!

Manila to Baguio by Private Car or Van

Having a private vehicle is ideal for travelers who want to reach Baguio in the shortest amount of time possible. Travel time should only be about 4 hours for a one-way drive. There’s no need to worry about catching the next departure time or making stopovers because you’re in control. However, you do have to spend on gas and toll fees. Manila to Baguio toll fees is about 600+ PHP per way.

If you don’t have your car, renting a vehicle is also an option. This works well for groups so the rental fee and toll fees are split with others. You can even use the van to get around Baguio so that’ll save you the extra hassle and cost of taking public transport.  Check our private van rentals from Manila to Baguio here.

Manila to Baguio by Bus

Getting to Baguio by bus is the most popular public transportation option. This is evidenced by the number of trips that bus companies operate in a day! Bus operators that have the Manila to Baguio route are Victory Liner ,  Solid North ,  JoyBus , and  Genesis Buses . The fare from Manila to Baguio ranges from 500 to 900 PHP.

Victory Liner

There are several Victory Liner terminals around the Metro, namely in Cubao, Caloocan, Pasay, and Kamias. You can take either a regular AC bus for 500-600 PHP or take the first-class one for 800-900 PHP. Normally, it would take 6 hours for the regular bus. If you’d like to have a quicker and more comfortable commute, opt for the first-class bus. Travel time will also be reduced to just 4 hours. It has wider legroom, bottled water, WiFi, charging sockets, and a bathroom.  Check out the schedules for both types of buses here.

Genesis Joy Bus

Similar to Victory Liner’s offering, Genesis has two types of bus classes to choose from. Their cheapest offer is the  Genesis semi-deluxe bus at 600 PHP . A more premium option is the  Genesis Joy Bus with a fare of 760 PHP .

Solid North Transit

Travelers have been raving about Solid North Transit’s P2P since it came out in July 2019. The Manila to Baguio fare for the deluxe P2P bus is 525 PHP while the luxury class bus is 760 PHP. For both buses, there are no stopovers. Departure is from the PITX and will have just one stopover in Cubao to pick up more passengers.  Read more about Solid North’s P2P bus to Baguio in our other article.  This P2P bus is always in high demand so it’s safer to book your seat in advance instead of being a chance passenger.

As always, make sure to book your bus tickets  and  hotel accommodations  early for a smooth trip! 

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Different Ways to Travel from Manila to Baguio [How to Travel to Baguio]

Baguio is one of the favorite destinations of Pinoys. With its cool weather, delicious strawberries, ukay-ukay, the PMA, and more fun tourist spots, you should not miss it out. The first time I went there was almost 10 years ago due to a school field trip. If you want to visit this place, learn how you can travel from Manila to Baguio here!

The City of Baguio, also known as the City of the Pines, is located in the province of Benguet in the Cordillera Administrative Region. It is situated 4,600 feet above sea level, that’s why it usually does not exceed 26 degrees here.  Bring your jackets, backpacks, and camera to this fantastic city!

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Travel from Manila to Baguio by Bus

You can ride a bus from Manila to Baguio. Travel time is usually for 5 to 8 hours due to traffic. Here are your options:

Victory Liner Bus

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Victory Liner is one of the most popular buses to ride to Baguio.  If you are in Manila, you can ride in the following terminals:

For those in Pampanga, you can ride from the Dau Bus Terminal. There are also first-class or deluxe busses from Cubao and Pasay. Please note that the deluxe and first-class rides have a restroom on board, which is very convenient for a long trip.  One-way fares start from PHP 126 for ordinary, 485 for air-conditioned buses, PHP 525 for deluxe, and PHP 800 for first class.

Victory Liner Bus Schedules If you travel from Manila to Baguio, here are the bus schedules of Victory Liner:

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If you want luxury travel, Joy Bus is the best choice. In their 28-seater buses, you’ll enjoy comfortable chairs, onboard restroom, and Wi-Fi. Their main terminal is located in 704 EDSA, Cubao, Quezon City. But you can ride at the following stations:

• San Fernando, Pampanga

Choose between Deluxe Bus or Premier Executive Bus. The latter has an individual entertainment system, free water and biscuits, warm blanket, and more legroom than the former. The deluxe costs PHP 720, an additional PHP 20 for the premiere.   They also have semi-deluxe which costs PHP 650.00.

Joy Bus Schedules

Travel from Manila to Baguio by Car or Van

If you want a hassle-free and private ride, you can drive your car or rent a van to Baguio. The plus side of this is you can use it to travel inside the city; it will save you transportation costs on taxis or PUV in the town.

If you want to go there by car, you can use Google Maps for assistance. From Manila, people usually use the NLEX (North Luzon Express Way) and proceed to SCTEX via Exit 85. Drive to MacArthur Highway until you arrive in Rosario, La Union.

There are two roads to Baguio the zig-zag Kennon Road and the wider Marcos Highway. The fastest route to Baguio is via Kennon Road; it will be a challenging drive as you will turn every meter. It also offers the best views. Marcos Highway also provides a scenic view of the South China Sea as well, and the roads are also much wider. However, it has a steeper incline than the Kennon Road. For low-powered cars, it’s better to use the Kennon Road rather than the Marcos Highway.

You can also rent a Van to Baguio. There are van rentals for travel from Manila to Baguio; some includes tour packages already. A perk about the van is that you’ll have an expert driver on your side, and you and your companions can relax privately.

Rates range from PHP 3,500 – 10,000 a day. The longer you rent, the cheaper you’ll pay. You can get as low as PHP 18,000 for five days; however, for this rate diesel and fees are not yet included. You’ll need to search for a car and a package that suits you. Check online as there are many van rental websites for Manila to Baguio Route.

Travel from Manila to Baguio by Plane

So far, there are no flights from Manila to Loakan Airport. However, the old airport is said to be on repair to accommodate commercial flights. Hopefully, it will push through so that it’s easier for those who come from Visayas, Mindanao, and other parts of Luzon to visit.

*Prices stated above are subject to change.

I hope this guide is helpful for your travel from Manila to Baguio . If you want a smooth trip, I recommend riding a luxury bus or coach to this charming city. Should you hate planning and want things to be arranged, many travel agencies can help you with your trip to Baguio . My time in Baguio was memorable; I hope you’ll enjoy your trip there too!

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Hey, I’m Lyza! I once was a person who just imagined going to places “one day” but decided to pursue my dreams. My first travel abroad was in Japan, solo, last 2018, and fell in love with the journey since. I’m aiming to visit 10 countries before turning 30 and 2 new places in the Philippines every year. Besides traveling, I love organizing trips, photography, reading, and making new friends. Follow my adventures through my  Instagram .

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JOYBUS: MANILA TO BAGUIO (Schedule, Booking, Fare & More)

Traveling from Manila to Baguio has never been this comfortable and convenient. Allow us to introduce you to Joybus – an executive coach service offering a memorable travel experience on this popular route.

The allure of Baguio City, known as the “Summer Capital of the Philippines”, is undeniable. From its chilly weather and picturesque landscapes to its rich culture and heritage, both locals and tourists find reasons to revisit. Making this journey a lot more pleasant is Joybus, a premium service by Genesis Transport Service Inc., aimed at providing travelers with the utmost comfort. With features like spacious legroom, reclining seats, and on-board entertainment, it’s not just about getting to Baguio but enjoying the journey there.

Joy Bus Schedule and Fare

Joybus understands the various needs of its customers, and that’s why it offers multiple trips daily. Typically, buses depart from Manila as early as 12:00 AM and the last trip is around 11:30 PM. However, schedules might slightly vary during holidays and peak seasons.

As for the fare, you’re paying for luxury and comfort. Prices range depending on whether you opt for the Deluxe or the Premier buses. The Deluxe coaches are priced reasonably, while the Premier buses, with added amenities like CR, snacks, and fewer seats, are a bit more on the higher side.

Manila to Baguio 

Joybus offers a convenient way to travel from Manila to Baguio, operating seven daily trips from Cubao to Baguio. Additionally, there are seven Genesis bus trips following the same route. Early birds can catch the first bus at 1:00 AM, while the last bus departs at 11:00 PM.

With a travel duration of 5 hours, passengers can experience comfort aboard the Joybus Executive and Premiere buses. Genesis also brings their Deluxe buses into the mix. For those considering the journey, fares for Joybus range from ₱800 to ₱830. Embarking on this route provides both convenience and choice for travelers. BOOK ONLINE HERE

Baguio to Manila

Joybus offers daily trips from Baguio to Cubao, with seven departures spread throughout the day. Additionally, there are six more trips available via Genesis buses, covering the same route. Early birds can catch the first bus as early as 1:00 AM, while the last one departs at 10:00 PM. Typically, the journey takes around 5 hours.

Travelers can choose between the upscale Joybus Executive and Premiere buses or opt for the equally comfortable Genesis Deluxe buses. As for the fares, riding the Joybus will cost between ₱800 and ₱830, ensuring a comfortable and affordable journey to Manila. BOOK ONLINE HERE

JoyBus Online Booking

To make travel planning easier, Joybus has accredited booking platforms like PinoyTravel . Simply visit their website, select the Manila to Baguio route, choose your desired date and time, and proceed with the payment options available. E-tickets are then sent to your email which you can print or present digitally when boarding. It’s that seamless!

Best Baguio Hotels

Once you arrive in the City of Pines, the next step is finding a cozy place to stay. Baguio boasts a plethora of hotels for every kind of traveler. Some top recommendations include:

1. The Manor at Camp John Hay

Nestled in the scenic neighborhood of Camp John Hay, The Manor stands out as a beacon of comfort and luxury. Promising an unforgettable stay, it boasts of exclusive services tailored to every guest’s need. Whether you’re checking in, out, or just need a hand with something, their 24-hour front desk is always at your service.

Guests consistently praise The Manor not only for its unmatched comfort but also for its stellar service. It encourages visitors to ask, ensuring every need is met promptly.

What’s more, its location is prime for exploration. A short drive will take you to the bustling Nepo Mall, just 48.81 km away. For those in pursuit of nature’s wonders, the Agoo-Damortis National Seashore Park is a mere 29.75 km away. The Manor at Camp John Hay is not just a stay; it’s an experience. CHECK ROOM RATES HERE

2. Le Monet Hotel

Nestled in Baguio, the Philippines’ Summer Capital, Le Monet Hotel stands as a beacon of four-star luxury. Boasting world-class services and panoramic views, this establishment ensures upscale comfort for every guest. Choose from room options ranging from Deluxe Twin to Bedroom Suite—all furnished with cozy beds, cable TV, and en suite bathrooms. The natural Baguio breeze replaces air conditioners, making each stay unique.

Feast on French-Filipino cuisine at “The Lobby” or sip a drink at “The Malt Room”. Keep fit in their gym, or unwind at the Va Verde Spa. With attractions like Burnham Park close by and Metro Manila a mere four-hour drive, Le Monet guarantees an unforgettable experience. CHECK ROOM RATES HERE

3. El Cielito Hotel Baguio

Nestled just a 3-minute stroll from SM City Baguio Shopping Mall, El Cielito Inn promises both convenience and comfort. Guests can relax in cozy rooms, each fitted with cable TV and thoughtful amenities like hot and cold showers and a dedicated work desk. Need to make a quick call? Each room is equipped with a telephone too.

For those arriving in vehicles, the inn offers complimentary parking. Looking to unwind? Avail of their soothing massage services. And when hunger strikes, the Voyager Restaurant is ready to delight your palate with an array of local and international dishes.

What’s more, couples have given a nod to its prime location, awarding it a commendable rating of 9.3 for two-person trips. El Cielito Inn isn’t just a place to stay—it’s an experience waiting to be had. CHECK ROOM RATES HERE

Joybus Terminals and Contact Details

For those who prefer booking in person or have inquiries, you can visit their terminals:

JoyBus Terminal Cubao EDSA Cubao, Corner New York ST., Quezon City, 1109 Metro Manila Contact numbers: +63 933-852-7648, +63 933-852-7638

Genesis JoyBus Terminal Baguio Genesis Bus Station‎, Gov. Pack Rd, Baguio, Benguet

For any queries, Joybus can be reached at their official contact numbers and email provided on their website. Their staff is always available to assist with your travel needs.

In conclusion, traveling from Manila to Baguio is made luxurious and straightforward by Joybus. The journey becomes a delightful experience, ensuring you arrive at your destination well-rested and ready to explore the beauty of Baguio.

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A favourite destination with both domestic and foreign tourists, Baguio is a city in the Benguet, a province of the Cordillera Administrative Region. It is easily reached from Manila overland. In early 2019 Cebu Pacific launches their direct flights between Manila and Loakan airport operated by CebGo thus establishing an air link between the two.

How far is Baguio from Manila?

Located approximately 260 kilometres from Manila, Baguio sits north of the capital. It can be reached overland via R-8 and N Luzon W Expy/R-8.

How long does it take to get to Baguio from Manila?

If travelling overland, by bus or van, Baguio can be reached in about 5–8 hours.

The travel time depends largely on the type of the bus and the time of the day you travel – whether you take a day trip or a night one. In general, travelling by night can save you about 2 hours as traffic is less heavy compared to the daytime.

Flying will bring you to Baguio in about 45 minutes.

How to get from Manila to Baguio by bus

Currently, there is half a dozen bus companies that regularly ply the route between Manila and Baguio thus you have a good choice of departures throughout the day.

It is also possible to travel to Baguio by taxi or shuttle van. It is not very common but can prove a good idea if you need to get to Baguio from Manila airport direct.

Since 2012 the airport Loakan which serves the Baguio region was closed for commercial flights. In early 2019 direct Manila–Loakan flights will be available with Cebu Pacific.

The Loakan airport is located 5 km southeast of Baguio downtown which is easily reached via a short quarter-of-an-hour taxi ride.

Transportation from Manila to Baguio

• Buses RUB 1,246
• Taxis RUB 13,494
• Trains are not available
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• Manila → Palawan
• Manila → El Nido
• Manila → Coron
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About the journey from Manila to Baguio

Taking the 204 kilometer (127 mile) trip from Manila to Baguio in the Philippines, you will see some of the more interesting cities of Luzon Island. Baguio is a busy city that was colonized by both Spanish and American settlers before quickly becoming highly urbanized. It is home to a rainbow of colorful houses that stretch up the hillsides. There is still some natural beauty left in this area, as the mountains are vibrantly green and lush, and on days when the city gets hazy, you can climb up to view and explore these wonderful peaks. An unbeatable place for expansive views is the Mines View Observation Deck which is not to be missed. 

The journey from Manila to Baguio can be taken by car or bus. For travel on a budget, the best option is by bus. Car travel is comparatively quicker and great for more private travel while you can choose your own departure times. Depending on which transport you take, the journey from Manila to Baguio will take between 4.5 and 6.5 hours.

Bus travel is a recommended option for traveling from Manila to Baguio. Despite the cheap price of the tickets, you can expect to find clean, comfortable, and well-supplied buses.

Going from Manila, the capital of the Philippines, to Baguio , the green “City of Pines” is a great way to see different city landscapes on the island region of Luzon. Your arrival in Baguio will be met with the bustle of the city as well as vibrant color, mountain peaks, and friendly people.

What to see when traveling from Manila to Baguio

At the beginning of your trip from Manila to Baguio, you will drive alongside the huge natural harbor of Manila Bay where you can expect to see everything from fishing boats to pricey yachts. There are a few road routes that can take you from Manila to Baguio, but most will pass by some national parks such as Mount Arayat just outside of Manila that is home to a potentially active stratovolcano.

You will notice along the way the many Spanish-influenced town names such as La Paz and San Fernando from the colonization period. When you get closer to Baguio, you will start to see the coastline a little more, as well as the Bued River which runs into Lingayen Gulf on the west of Luzon island.

Taking a bus

Buses from Manila to Baguio are usually of a high standard with Tourist and Luxury classes. The buses have comfortable seats and lots of amenities. On board most buses you will find air conditioning, TVs, chargers, reclining seats, toilets and sometimes Wi-Fi. This is a direct bus service, meaning there will not be stops for other passengers to board, but this also means there will not always be an opportunity for rest stops. Buses allow for 15kg worth of luggage, but a small bag kept at your seat will also be fine. Bus tickets are affordable, and when booking a return journey, you can save up to 20%. The bus station you will be dropped at is close to many places to eat, hotels, and Burnham Park if you would like to take a stroll after your trip.

Taking a car 

Traveling by car from Manila to Baguio is a private transfer that can take between 3-5 passengers depending on the operator. This is a pricier option than bus travel, but is convenient as it is the quickest way to get from Manila to Baguio, and can pick you up and drop you off at any hotel in your departure and arrival cities. Cars can also pick you up from Manila airport if you would like to head straight to Baguio from there. Some cars will travel through toll booths, which are not part of the original ticket price and you may be expected to pay an additional charge for. If you would like to stop for a toilet break, you can request this from your driver.

What is the best time of year to visit Manila?

A good time to visit Manila is in the dry season between January and April, with January and February being the cooler and drier months. This time gives you the best chance to explore Manila to the fullest.

What is the best time of year to visit Baguio?

The best time of year to visit Baguio is also between January and April for cooler and drier weather. March to May is the peak season in Baguio when the weather starts to get hotter.

Companies Operating from Manila to Baguio

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5h - 6h 55m

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Victory Liner is a 75 year old bus company based in Caloocan City with 5 terminals in Metro Manila. They provide bus services from Manila to Baguio and San Fernando Pampanga.

Pangasinan Solid North Transit is a leading bus company that operates out of Manila providing many different destinations. The company is known for being reliable and always on time.

$267 - $341

Anis Transport built its excellent reputation through understanding customer needs and expectations. The company is committed to offering the best possible one-stop personal travel service.

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The Philippine Integrated Terminal Exchange ( PITX ) and Baguio City the most popular route and destinations in the Philippines. PITX is a modern and state-of-the-art transportation hub located in the heart of the Manila Bay area, while Baguio City is a highland destination that is known for its cool climate and scenic views. If you are planning to travel from PITX to Baguio, here are some important things you need to know about the bus operators, fares, bus classes, and terminals.

Bus Operators

Several bus operators offer trips from PITX to Baguio. Some of the most popular bus companies include Victory Liner, Solid North Transit, Genesis Transport Service, and Joy Bus. These bus operators offer different types of bus classes, including regular, air-conditioned, and deluxe coaches.

The fare for a one-way trip from PITX to Baguio can vary depending on the bus operator and the bus class. Regular air-conditioned buses can cost around Php 450 to Php 550, while deluxe coaches can cost around Php 750 to Php 800. It is advisable to book your ticket in advance to ensure availability and to avoid last-minute price increases.

Travel Time

The travel time from PITX to Baguio can vary depending on traffic conditions, weather, and other factors. On average, the travel time can range from 5 to 7 hours. Regular air-conditioned buses may take longer due to the number of stops they make along the way, while deluxe coaches may offer a faster and more direct route.

Bus Classes

There are different bus classes to choose from when traveling from PITX to Baguio. Regular buses are the most basic and affordable option, with no air-conditioning or onboard toilet facilities. Air-conditioned buses are the next step up, providing a more comfortable and cooler travel experience. Luxury Bus and Deluxe coaches, on the other hand, offer the highest level of comfort, with fully reclining seats, onboard toilets, and air-conditioning.

Bus Terminal

PITX is a modern transportation hub that offers a variety of services and amenities, including food and retail stores, free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, and restrooms. The PITX is located in Coastal Road, Parañaque City, and can be accessed via private vehicle, taxi, or public transportation.

Meanwhile, in Baguio, bus operators usually have their own terminals in the city. For instance, Victory Liner has a terminal located at Governor Pack Road, while Genesis Transport Service has a terminal located at Magsaysay Avenue. From these terminals, you can easily access different parts of the city via jeepney or taxi.

Online Booking

Traveling from PITX to Baguio has become more convenient with the option of online booking. Many bus operators now offer online booking services, allowing passengers to reserve and purchase their tickets in advance. This saves time and effort, as passengers no longer need to go to the terminal to buy their tickets.

To book online , simply visit the website of your preferred bus operator and select your travel date, destination, and preferred bus class or you can booking at PITX BAGUIO page. Some bus operators also offer the option to choose your preferred seat number. After filling out the necessary information, you can pay for your ticket online through various payment methods such as credit card, debit card, or online banking.

PITX TO BAGUIO BUS OPERATOR

Solid North Bus Transit

Established in 2007, Solid North Bus offers air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned buses with different seating capacities, ranging from 23-seaters to 40-seaters, allowing passengers to choose the type of bus that suits their budget and travel needs. Buses are equipped with comfortable seats and air-conditioning. Some buses have additional amenities such as personal entertainment systems and Wi-Fi. With strict safety protocols in place, convenient ticket booking options, and limited baggage allowance, Solid North Bus provides a reliable and comfortable transportation option for travelers in Luzon. The main terminal served by Solid North Bus is the Cubao Terminal, located at EDSA Cubao, Quezon City.

The main bus stations covered by Pangasinan Solid North Transit’s buses include:

• Paranaque Integrated Terminal ( PITX )
• Baguio City
• Cubao Pangasinan Solid North
• Kamias Terminal
• Partas Transportation Cubao

PITX TO BAGUIO SOLID NORTH BUS SCHEDULES OCTOBER 2023

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MANILA TO BAGUIO JOYBUS BUS SCHEDULES OCTOBER 2023

Joybus Executive Coach (Genesis Transport)

JoyBus is a subsidiary of Genesis Transport Service, Inc., a company that has been in the transportation industry since 1995. JoyBus offers air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned buses with different seating capacities, ranging from 23-seaters to 40-seaters, allowing passengers to choose the type of bus that suits their budget and travel needs. Buses are equipped with comfortable seats, air-conditioning, and personal entertainment systems. With strict safety protocols in place, convenient ticket booking options, and limited baggage allowance, JoyBus provides a reliable and comfortable transportation option for travelers in Luzon. The main terminal served by JoyBus is the Cubao Terminal, located at EDSA Cubao, Quezon City.

The main bus stations covered by Joybus Executive Coach of Genesis’s buses include:

• Joybus Cubao Genesis Terminal
• Joybus Baguio City station

MANILA TO BAGUIO VICTORY LINER BUS SCHEDULES

Victory Liner Bus

Victory Liner is a transportation company that has been in operation since 1945, making it one of the oldest and most established bus companies in the Philippines. It offers air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned buses with different seating capacities, ranging from 24-seaters to 50-seaters, providing passengers with a range of options to choose from depending on their budget and travel needs. Buses are equipped with comfortable seats, air-conditioning, and personal entertainment systems. With strict safety protocols in place, convenient ticket booking options, and limited baggage allowance, Victory Liner provides a reliable and comfortable transportation option for travelers in Luzon. The main terminal served by Victory Liner is the Victory Liner Cubao Terminal, located at 683 EDSA, Cubao, Quezon City.

The main bus stations covered by Victory Liner’s buses include:

• Cubao Victory Liner
• Pasay Victory Liner
• Baguio Victory Liner
• Kamias Victory Liner
• Sampaloc Victory Liner

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If you are planning to commute to Baguio City from Manila, the only option you have is to take a bus to Baguio City. Joy Bus offers bus trips from Manila to Baguio City and vice versa.

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Bus Schedule

The Schedule of the bus going to Baguio City and Baguio bus fare rates depends on the terminal of choice. Joy Bus has terminals located in Cubao and Pasay.

Travel time from Manila to Baguio City is approximately 6 to 7 hours for day trip and 5 to 6 hours for night trip .

Joy Bus offers two types of Manila to Baguio bus accommodations.

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If you have a private car, you can drive to Baguio. It would take you approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes. If commuting is your option, Baguio to Manila bus and vice versa is your answer.

The bus is the cheapest way to get to Baguio City. Fare rate starts at PHP 410, with an estimated travel time of 5 to 7 hours.

On a private vehicle, travel time is estimated to be approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes. Via bus, travel time varies. During day trips, estimated travel time is 6 to 7 hours. On night trips, estimated travel time is 5-6 hours.

You have two options to get to Cebu to Tagbilaran. You can opt for a fastcraft ferry which takes 2 hours and fare starts at PHP 500 or a RoRo which takes 4 hours and 30 minutes and fare starts at PHP 175.

The best way to travel to Baguio City would be via bus.

Joy Bus offers trips to Baguio City from Manila and vice versa daily. Schedule and bus fare depends on your terminal and accommodation of choice. For Joy Bus Cubao Terminal, the first trip to Baguio is at 12:01 AM and last trip at 10:00 PM. Fare rates are PHP 720 and PHP 740 for deluxe and premier accommodations, respectively. For trips from Baguio to Pasay terminal, the first trip is at 12:01 AM and last trip at 6:00 PM. Fare rates are PHP 730 and PHP 760 for deluxe and premier accommodations, respectively.

Joy Bus is an executive coach launched by Genesis Transport which offers transport from Manila to key destinations like Baguio and Baler. Joy Bus online booking is easily available at your fingertips.

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Many bus trips already fully booked as Holy Week exodus starts

M any passengers seeking to go to the provinces for the Holy Week have started flocking to bus terminals in Metro Manila early, with many bus trips already fully booked. 

In a bus terminal in Cubao, Quezon City, trips of airconditioned buses going to Camarines Norte are already fully booked until March 31, according to on an Unang Balita report by James Agustin. 

Those bound for Camarines Sur, meanwhile, are also fully booked until March 28. 

Bus dispatcher Norman Marcilla said that people may still take ordinary buses that travel daily. Extra airconditioned buses will also be deployed in case needed. 

“Ang fully booked namin ay mga aircon buses lang. Pero ‘yung sa mga ordinary po, first come, first served,” Marcilla said. 

(Our aircon buses are fully booked. As for the ordinary buses, it’s on first come, first served basis.) 

The family of Arleen Capiral just arrived in Metro Manila from Ilocos Sur early Monday morning. However, they have to travel again to Camarines Norte to attend a family reunion this Holy Week. 

“Para kami ay hindi abot sa siksikan ng biyahe kasi ‘yun nga, wala naman nang reservation tapos mahirap sumakay,” she said. 

(We traveled early so that it would be less crowded. There’s no reservation and it’s difficult to get a ride.) 

Sheryl Forbes also filed a leave of absence starting Monday to travel to Quezon along with her two children. 

“Para makaaga kami ng biyahe kasi mahirap na ang biyahe sa Miyerkoles,” she said. 

(We wanted to travel early because it would be difficult to find a ride on Wednesday.) 

Bus trips to Baguio and Zambales are also fully booked in some terminals on March 27 and 28. 

Another terminal also needed to apply for a special permit from the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to deploy extra buses going to Nueva Ecija.

On the other hand, trips in several bus terminals and seaports in provinces are also fully booked this Holy Week. 

At the Bicol Central Bus Station, most passengers this weekend came from Metro Manila. Bus trips bound for Metro Manila, and back to Naga City, are already fully booked during the latter days of the week. 

Trips in San Andres Port in Catanduanes are also getting fully booked already. 

Police and the personnel of the Philippine Coast Guard also inspected the Matnog Port in Sorsogon. They are preparing for the influx of passengers until Wednesday.

The number of passengers arriving at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 has also started to increase on Holy Monday, based on an Unang Balita report by Bam Alegre. 

The family of Shirley Averilla plans to go to a white sand beach this Holy Week, as travel restrictions have already eased.

“It’s great bonding with your sister and your pamangkin after eight years. So ang laking pasasalamat, blessing for us na magkakasama kami ulit to celebrate the Holy Week [we’re thankful and blessed to be together this Holy Week],” she said. 

Arlene dela Torre was accompanied by her family from Nueva Ecija to the airport as she is set to go to Hong Kong to work as a domestic helper. Her flight was still at 8 a.m. but she already arrived in the terminal at 1 a.m.

Abdul Azis and his family, meanwhile, also decided to go to NAIA early even if their flight to Mindanao is still scheduled at noon because they didn’t want to get late during rush hour. 

More than one million passengers are expected at the NAIA amid the expected exodus of travelers for the Holy Week break.  — KBK, GMA Integrated News

This article Many bus trips already fully booked as Holy Week exodus starts was originally published in GMA News Online .

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Teleperformance (TP), a major Philippine employer, celebrated outstanding female employees during its International Women’s Month Summit, the culmination of the company’s month long celebration.

The company employs 63,000 people in the Philippines and operates 45,000 workstations across 26 business sites in Metro Manila, Antipolo, Cavite, Baguio, Laoag, Clark, Bacolod, Cebu, Cagayan de Oro, Davao and General Santos City.

Underscoring its commitment to gender equality and workplace empowerment for women, Teleperformance marked the event with a ceremonial signing of its commitment to the Women’s Empowerment Principles (UN Women and UN Global Compact).

“We value support over criticism, respect over judgment, and encouragement over devaluation. Teleperformance Philippines has made significant strides in leading the change to empower women,” said TP Women chair and executive vice president of operations Toni Tompar.

“We are here today because of the women at TP and the true allies who made this community a place where women are respected, empowered and helped to succeed. Let’s all inspire inclusion,” she said.

TP chief executive Rahul Jolly echoed the organization’s support. “Teleperformance Philippines’ commitment to gender equality and women’s empowerment is not just a promise for Women’s History Month, but a lifelong commitment of our team at TP. We pledge to maintain a diverse and inclusive workplace where every employee is supported in reaching their full potential in their careers,” Jolly said.

The celebration brought together women and allies from various sites and subsidiaries. Special recognition was also given to Teleperformance employees who champion workplace gender equality and women’s economic empowerment.

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Here's the weather forecast for Metro Manila and other provinces during Holy Week

By John Patrick Magno Ranara Published Mar 25, 2024 5:20 pm Updated Mar 27, 2024 1:42 pm

With Holy Week right around the corner, you and your family might want to spend the long weekend ahead fulfilling your travel bucket list, going on Visita Iglesia, or simply unwinding with your nearest and dearest somewhere relaxing.

While the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) declared that dry season has officially begun, some parts of the country may still get sudden downpours—which may put a damper on your holiday. 

To help you out, we've checked global weather trackers AccuWeather and timeanddate.com  for the forecast on Metro Manila as well as other places that people often flock to during Holy Week.

Metro Manila

• March 27 – 33°, Partly cloudy, warm, and humid with an afternoon shower
• March 28 – 35°, Partly sunny and humid with a thunderstorm in spots in the afternoon
• March 29 – 35°, Humid with clouds limiting sunshine
• March 30 – 35°, Partly sunny
• March 31 – 35°, Mostly sunny
• March 27 – 31°, Very warm with variable cloudiness
• March 28 – 31°, Mostly cloudy and very warm; a morning shower in spots followed by a thunderstorm in spots in the afternoon
• March 29 – 31°, Mostly cloudy and very warm, with a shower in spots in the morning followed by a thunderstorm in parts of the area in the afternoon
• March 30 – 30°, Sunny and remaining very warm
• March 31 – 30°, Partly sunny
• March 27 – 30°, Considerable cloudiness in the morning, then a blend of sun and clouds in the afternoon with a thunderstorm in spots
• March 28 – 31°, Times of clouds and sun with a thunderstorm in spots in the afternoon
• March 29 – 31°, Widely separated morning thundershowers; cloudy
• March 30 – 33°, Partly sunny
• March 31 – 32°, Plenty of sunshine
• March 27 – 28°, More clouds than sun with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm in the afternoon
• March 28 – 27°, Variable cloudiness with afternoon showers and thunderstorms
• March 29 – 26°, Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm in the afternoon
• March 30 – 27°, Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm, mainly later
• March 31 – 27°, Clouds and sunshine with a thunderstorm in a couple of spots; humid 
• March 27 – 31°, Very warm with some sun, then turning cloudy, with an afternoon thunderstorm in a couple of spots
• March 28 – 31°, Some sunshine giving way to clouds and hot with a couple of thunderstorms, especially late in the day
• March 29 – 30°, Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm in the afternoon
• March 30 – 31°, A thunderstorm in spots in the morning; otherwise, partly sunny and hot
• March 31 – 31°, Sun and clouds 
• March 27 – 35°, Cloudy in the morning with intervals of clouds and sunshine in the afternoon
• March 28 – 35°, Partly sunny
• March 29 – 35°, Clouds followed by a brightening sky
• March 30 – 36°, Partly sunny
• March 31 – 35°, Very warm with abundant sunshine 
• March 27 – 33°, Considerable cloudiness; a thundershower in parts of the area in the morning followed by a thunderstorm in parts of the area in the afternoon
• March 28 – 32°, Cloudy with a couple of thunderstorms, mainly late in the day
• March 29 – 32°, Times of clouds and sun with a couple of showers in the afternoon
• March 30 – 33°, A couple of morning showers; otherwise, partly sunny
• March 31 – 33°, A couple of morning showers; otherwise, partly sunny 
• March 27 – 33°, Mostly sunny
• March 28 – 33°, Sunshine mixing with some clouds with a thunderstorm in parts of the area in the afternoon
• March 29 – 32°, Mostly cloudy with a thunderstorm in parts of the area in the afternoon
• March 30 – 32°, Mostly sunny
• March 31 – 33°, Clouds and sunshine 
• March 27 – 31°, Isolated thunderstorms late in the day with increasing cloudiness
• March 28 – 31°,  Overcast weather with rainshowers
• March 29 – 30°, Overcast weather with thunderstorms late in the day
• March 30 – 31°, Overcast weather with rainshowers late in the day
• March 31 – 31°, Mostly cloudy 
• March 27 – 31°, Isolated thunderstorms with increasing cloudiness
• March 30 – 31°, Overcast weather with rainshowers
• March 31 – 31°, Mostly cloudy

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John Patrick Magno Ranara

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