
Quezon City Metro Manila, Philippines Travel Guide
Dry Season (December - May): Pack lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, or moisture-wicking synthetics. Include T-shirts, shorts, light dresses, and skirts. A light jacket or sweater helps for air-conditioned indoor spaces.
Wet Season (June - November): Wear similar lightweight clothing. A rain jacket or Umbrella is useful. Choose footwear that handles getting wet or dries quickly.
Comfortable sandals, flip-flops, or breathable Sneakers are ideal for city walking.
Waterproof sandals or quick-drying shoes prove useful if heavy floods are possible.
Dressier sandals or closed shoes for upscale dining or specific events.
Secure your important documents before you travel. Keep both physical and digital copies.
Voltage: 220V, 60Hz. Plug Types: Type A, B, C. Bring a Universal travel adapter. Most modern electronics are dual voltage (100-240V).
Portable chargers are highly recommended for keeping devices charged, especially during long days out or during power outages.
Use cloud services Such As google Drive or dropbox for important files and photos.
Keep an External hard drive for larger backups of media.
Regularly email important documents to yourself for quick access.
A prepared health kit saves you time and worry. Pack band-aids, cleansing wipes, pain relievers, and anti-diarrhea medication.
Pack cold and flu remedies, indigestion relief, and Motion sickness medication for common issues. Personal hygiene products are widely available.
Pack a daypack, sturdy walking shoes or sandals, and a light rain jacket for day trips involving nature.
Bring bathing suits and goggles if visiting a resort with a pool or nearby beaches.
Most common items like umbrellas, basic Snorkeling gear (for day trips), or bikes are for hire.
A Neck pillow, Eye mask, or Earplugs are useful for long flights or bus journeys. Bring a small Padlock for hostel lockers.
For refilling and minimizing plastic waste. For purchases at markets or malls. For reducing single-use plastic when eating street food.
Reduces plastic waste.
For markets and malls.
Avoids single-use plastics.
For air quality or dust.
Roll clothes to save space and minimize wrinkles. Use packing cubes to organize items. Bring a small, foldable bag for souvenirs or extra shopping.
Wear your heaviest items (like hiking boots or jackets) on the plane to save luggage weight.