Manila Tour 3 Nights 4 Days

3 Nights / 4 Days

Have you ever wanted to visit the Philippines? This Manila tour package from Nepal is made just for you!

In 3 nights and 4 days, you will fly from Nepal to Manila the exciting capital city of the Philippines and also visit Tagaytay, a beautiful cool hilltop city just 1.5 hours away from Manila. Tagaytay is famous for its fresh mountain air and the stunning view of Taal Volcano sitting inside a sparkling lake.

This trip is perfect for people who have never visited the Philippines before. It is also great for families, couples, and friends. Everything is arranged by Guru Travels your hotel, guide, transport, and all activities. You just need to pack your bags and go!

Tip: This is a private tour. You will have your own guide and vehicle throughout the trip. You will not be in a big bus with strangers

What Will You See and Do?

Here are the highlights of this 4-day Manila tour from Nepal. Each one is a special experience.

Intramuros The Old Walled City: This is the oldest part of Manila, built by Spanish colonisers over 400 years ago. Inside the thick stone walls, you will find old churches, museums, horse-drawn carriages, and cobblestone streets. It feels like stepping back in time.
Fort Santiago A Historic Old Fort: A famous fortress inside Intramuros with a peaceful garden, old stone archways, and a museum about Jose Rizal the national hero of the Philippines.
Manila Cathedral and San Agustin Church: Two of the most beautiful and historic churches in Asia. San Agustin Church was completed in 1607 and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Rizal Park Manila's Grand National Park: A large, beautiful green park in the heart of Manila named after Jose Rizal. A wonderful place to walk and learn about Philippine history.
Binondo Asia's Oldest Chinatown: Over 400 years old and the oldest Chinatown in the whole world! Full of amazing street food, colourful Chinese temples, and a mix of Filipino and Chinese culture.
Manila Bay Sunset: One of the most famous and beautiful sunsets in all of Southeast Asia. The sky turns gold and orange as the sun sets over the water.
Taal Volcano View The Star of Tagaytay: From Tagaytay Ridge, you will look down and see Taal Volcano sitting inside a beautiful blue lake. It is one of the most unique natural views in the Philippines.
Sky Ranch Tagaytay: A fun amusement park on a hilltop. Ride the Ferris wheel and see Taal Volcano on one side and Manila Bay on the other. Great for all ages!
Picnic Grove: A wide, open hillside park with beautiful views of Taal Lake. Try the cable car or zipline for a little adventure.
People's Park in the Sky: The highest viewpoint in Tagaytay with 360-degree views of the volcano, the lake, and the mountains.
Bulalo Tagaytay's Famous Dish: A warm, rich Filipino beef soup that is famous in Tagaytay. Because the city is cool, a hot bowl of Bulalo tastes absolutely perfect here.

Good to Know Before You Go

Do Nepali Citizens Need a Visa for the Philippines?

Yes. Nepali passport holders need to apply for a Philippine Tourist Visa at the Philippine Embassy in Kathmandu before travelling. Our team at Guru Travels will guide you through every step of the visa application process the documents you need, the timeline, and exactly what to do.

Apply at least 3 to 4 weeks before your travel date. Do not wait until the last minute.

Tip: Guru Travels will help you with your Philippine visa application. We have helped many Nepali travellers successfully get their visa. Just contact us early and we will guide you through the whole process.

What Is the Best Time to Visit Manila from Nepal?

November to May is the best time to visit Manila. The weather is dry and warm between 25 and 33 degrees Celsius. This is perfect for city tours and Tagaytay sightseeing.

Avoid June to October this is the rainy season in the Philippines. Heavy rains and typhoons (very strong storms) can affect travel during these months.

Tip: December to February is the most comfortable time to visit. Tagaytay feels especially wonderful in these months cool, clear, and perfect for outdoor sightseeing.

What Money Should You Carry?

The Philippines uses Philippine Pesos (PHP). As of 2025, about 1 USD equals 56 to 58 PHP. Exchange your Nepali Rupees to USD in Nepal, and then change USD to PHP when you arrive in Manila. US dollars are accepted at most hotels.

Tip: Carry some small USD notes for easy exchange. ATMs are widely available in Manila and Tagaytay.

How Do You Get to Manila from Nepal?

Fly from Kathmandu to Manila (Ninoy Aquino International Airport NAIA). There is no direct flight. You will have one stopover usually in Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Singapore, or Hong Kong. Total travel time is around 8 to 12 hours. Guru Travels will help you find the best flight options.

How Far Is Tagaytay from Manila?

Tagaytay is about 60 kilometres south of Manila. The drive takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Your private guide and vehicle will take you there comfortably on Day 3.

What Should You Wear?

Manila is hot and humid bring light, comfortable clothes. For churches, cover your shoulders and knees. For Tagaytay, bring a light jacket or sweater it is noticeably cooler on the mountain ridge, especially in the mornings.

Ready to Visit Manila from Nepal?

Manila is one of the most exciting cities in Southeast Asia full of history, amazing food, friendly people, and incredible experiences.

In just 4 days, you will walk through a 400-year-old walled city, eat in Asia's oldest Chinatown, watch a famous sunset over Manila Bay, and stand on a hilltop looking down at an active volcano inside a lake. That is a lot of magic in 4 days.

At Guru Travels Ltd, we make it easy for Nepali travellers to visit Manila. Tell us your travel dates and group size and we will take care of everything.

"History, Culture and Breathtaking Volcano Views See the Best of the Philippines in 4 Days"