Manila
The bustling capital of the Philippines, the modern bayside city of Manila stuns with its soaring skyscrapers and rich culture. Fascinating history, along
with world-class Manila meeting venues and incredible value are just some of the reasons planners hold their meetings in this busy, populous region
that serves as the center of Philippine socio-economic and political activity.
Located near Manila’s central business district, Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport is considered the primary gateway to the Philippines and is
conveniently connected to the Manila Light Rail Transit System.
Chief among convention venues in Metro Manila is the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC), located in Pasay City. Recognized as Asia's
first international convention center, PICC officially opened in 1976 when it hosted the World Bank-International Monetary Fund Annual Meeting.
Today, the center’s five versatile building modules set along scenic Manila Bay host summits, major conventions, concerts, and other international e...
with world-class Manila meeting venues and incredible value are just some of the reasons planners hold their meetings in this busy, populous region
that serves as the center of Philippine socio-economic and political activity.
Located near Manila’s central business district, Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport is considered the primary gateway to the Philippines and is
conveniently connected to the Manila Light Rail Transit System.
Chief among convention venues in Metro Manila is the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC), located in Pasay City. Recognized as Asia's
first international convention center, PICC officially opened in 1976 when it hosted the World Bank-International Monetary Fund Annual Meeting.
Today, the center’s five versatile building modules set along scenic Manila Bay host summits, major conventions, concerts, and other international e...
Things to Do
Rizal Park
Counted among Asia’s largest urban parks, Rizal Park is the favorite spot for Manila residents to chill and relax on weekends. The park cherishes the
memory of the Philippine national hero, Jose Rizal. Home to the Rizal monument, the park caters vast area of 58-hectares. In addition to holding gr...
memory of the Philippine national hero, Jose Rizal. Home to the Rizal monument, the park caters vast area of 58-hectares. In addition to holding gr...
Visit Intramuros
A walking tour of the historic walled city of Manila is worth a visit. Go back to the time of Spanish occupation, when Intramuros was home to the
wealthiest citizens. Cobbled streets are hemmed with old Spanish houses that have been preserved as museums, churches, and parks. Fort Santiag...
wealthiest citizens. Cobbled streets are hemmed with old Spanish houses that have been preserved as museums, churches, and parks. Fort Santiag...
National Museum of the Philippines
Divided into four parts of a national treasure, the National Museum Complex displays beautiful art, history and, architecture. At the museum of fine
arts, appreciate the renowned painting ‘Spoliarium - the Philippines’ by Juan Luna. On the flip side, the Museum of Natural History exhibits architect...
arts, appreciate the renowned painting ‘Spoliarium - the Philippines’ by Juan Luna. On the flip side, the Museum of Natural History exhibits architect...
Rizal Park
Counted among Asia’s largest urban parks, Rizal Park is the favorite spot for Manila residents to chill and relax on weekends. The park cherishes the
memory of the Philippine national hero, Jose Rizal. Home to the Rizal monument, the park caters vast area of 58-hectares. In addition to holding gr...
memory of the Philippine national hero, Jose Rizal. Home to the Rizal monument, the park caters vast area of 58-hectares. In addition to holding gr...
Visit Intramuros
A walking tour of the historic walled city of Manila is worth a visit. Go back to the time of Spanish occupation, when Intramuros was home to the
wealthiest citizens. Cobbled streets are hemmed with old Spanish houses that have been preserved as museums, churches, and parks. Fort Santiag...
wealthiest citizens. Cobbled streets are hemmed with old Spanish houses that have been preserved as museums, churches, and parks. Fort Santiag...
National Museum of the Philippines
Divided into four parts of a national treasure, the National Museum Complex displays beautiful art, history and, architecture. At the museum of fine
arts, appreciate the renowned painting ‘Spoliarium - the Philippines’ by Juan Luna. On the flip side, the Museum of Natural History exhibits architect...
arts, appreciate the renowned painting ‘Spoliarium - the Philippines’ by Juan Luna. On the flip side, the Museum of Natural History exhibits architect...
Weather and Seasonality
Manila's climate is known to be tropical, as the temperature averages to be 27.3 °C | 81.2 °F. Lies 10m above sea level, the summers are rainier than winters in
Manila. Around 2047 mm | 80.6 inch of precipitation falls annually. Precipitation is recorded to be the lowest in February, with an average of 8 mm | 0.3 inch.
While in August, the precipitation occurs at an average of 441 mm | 17.4 inch. The hottest month of the year is May with an average temperature of 29.3 °C |
84.7 °F. On the contrary, the coldest month is January when the temperature is around 25.7 °C | 78.3 °F. The difference in precipitation between the driest and
wettest months is 433 mm | 17 inch.
Manila. Around 2047 mm | 80.6 inch of precipitation falls annually. Precipitation is recorded to be the lowest in February, with an average of 8 mm | 0.3 inch.
While in August, the precipitation occurs at an average of 441 mm | 17.4 inch. The hottest month of the year is May with an average temperature of 29.3 °C |
84.7 °F. On the contrary, the coldest month is January when the temperature is around 25.7 °C | 78.3 °F. The difference in precipitation between the driest and
wettest months is 433 mm | 17 inch.
| Month | High/Low °F | Seasonality |
|---|---|---|
| January | -/- | Medium |
| February | -/- | Medium |
| March | -/- | Medium |
| April | -/- | Medium |
| May | -/- | High |
| June | -/- | High |
| July | -/- | High |
| August | -/- | High |
| September | -/- | High |
| October | -/- | Medium |
| November | -/- | Medium |
| December | -/- | Medium |