National Capital Region

Philippines

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Check out cultural venues, shopping destinations, and natural reserves in the bustling National Capital Region.

National Capital Region is an ideal destination for family and city travelers. Experience cultural and entertainment attractions at the BGC Arts Center and the Mall of Asia Arena. For those seeking amusement, the Mall of Asia Bay Area Amusement Park offers various rides and activities. If shopping is on your agenda, you can visit prominent shopping venues such as SM Mall of Asia, Venice Grand Canal Mall, and Greenbelt Shopping Mall. Nature enthusiasts can explore the La Mesa Watershed, a natural reserve that provides a serene escape from urban life.

Spend some time exploring the nearby towns and cities of National Capital Region. Pasay, Makati, and Taguig are known for their family experiences and urban attractions. Pasay features Newport Mall and the Newport Performing Arts Theater, while Makati is home to Glorietta Mall and Ayala Center. Taguig offers shopping opportunities at Uptown Mall and Bonifacio High Street. Each of these areas presents unique experiences, making them worthwhile stops during your visit.

Cities in National Capital Region

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Makati

This lively district in Manila is the place to come for upscale shopping, eclectic dining and entertainment complexes.

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Pasay

Thrills, culture, shopping and relaxation combine in Pasay, a busy city in Metro Manila frequented by locals looking for fun.

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Quezon City

The most populated city in Metro Manila is also one of the most exciting, with iconic monuments, glittering malls and scenic escapes.

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Pasig

Although Pasig is one of Metro Manila’s business districts, the city packs in a wide array of attractions for all of its visitors.

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Mandaluyong

Lesser seen by tourists, this central city in Metro Manila offers a selection of modern malls and landmarks that celebrate the region's history.