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How to Get From Manila to Pampanga by Bus in 2024

manila to pampanga by bus

You can get from Manila to Pampanga by taking a Victory Liner bus from Bataan, Manila to San Fernando City, Pampanga. It takes about 1h 20 minutes and it costs P140.

Victory Liner Cubao Bus Terminal address – 683 Epifanio de los Santos Ave, Cubao, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines

Victory Liner Cubao contact number (02) 727-4534 | (02) 727-4646

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Victory Liner Bus from Cubao to Pampanga Schedule

Departure

Class

10:00 AM Economy
12:00 NOON Economy
1:00 PM Regular Aircon
2:00 PM Economy

It takes only 1h 50′ to get to San Fernando, the capital city of the Pampanga Province. You will be dropped off at San Fernando Bus Terminal – Jose Abad Santos Avenue, San Isidro, 2001 Bacolor , Pampanga, Philippines.

Things to know before you board:

  • Is best to arrive 30-45 minutes before your trip. The counters close 20 minutes before boarding.
  • You are allowed to bring only one medium-sized piece of luggage and a small carry-on.
  • The ticket is non-refundable.
  • Children under 1.3m in height are allowed to ride free of charge as long as they sit on their companion’s lap.

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Check our list of great private resorts in Pampanga if you are looking to stay overnight.

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Catalin Geangos is the founder and previous owner of TravelTrained. He has been to more than 35 countries and lived in a few more before. He was a digital nomad travelling and backpacking extensively in Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam and others parts of South East Asia from 2020 to 2023. He wrote about many articles about his first hand backpacking and partying experiences in these countries. He stayed in many hostels and hotels, met many other backpackers, travelers and locals whom he partied and shared his story with. His articles have inspired travelers, mostly single backpackers, around to world to take the leap to explore South East Asian countries from grassroots and not just the tourist attractions but also the real and happening life on the streets after the sun sets down! He now writes about outdoor gear and hiking.