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How to Get to Tagaytay from NAIA/Manila Airport
for those in the provinces or abroad flying in to Manila
From NAIA Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3 or Terminal 4
arrival area
first option: get to Pasay Taft Rotonda area (near MRT Taft Avenue station and LRT EDSA station)
3 choices:
1: take the airport loop shuttle bus parked near the arrival area (PhP20.00 fare)
2: take UBE express premium bus
3: taxis (yellow or coupon taxis)
2nd option:
via Paranaque Integrated Transport Exchange I(PITX)
UBE Express NAIA to PITX
then take PITX to Tagaytay (Buses bound to Mendez or Alfonso Cavite or Nasugbu, Balayan Batangas
3rd option
you may take coupon taxis going there too but usually more expensive though convenient. Taxi fares
may reach north of PhP3,000.00
for a more detailed route going there, check this
How to get to Tagaytay post
Labels: Tagaytay City
posted by GingGoy @ 10:33 AM ,
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