Showing posts with label commute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commute. Show all posts

Monday, January 7, 2013

How To Commute To Laguna From EDSA Using Public Tranport (Bus)?






There are numerous bus terminals in EDSA that can take you to Laguna. This post is specifically for commuters who would like to go to Calamba, Laguna or to Pansol, Laguna.

From EDSA, ride a bus bearing Calamba, Lucena, Lipa, or Batangas signboard. You can opt to ride a bus parked inside a terminal which waits for passengers or just wait by the side of the highway and hail one. Once inside, tell the conductor, you wish to be dropped by Turbina.

Upon reaching Turbina, cross the road to ride a jeepney bearing SM Calamba/Crossing signboard. You can ask the driver to drop you off at SM Calamba since it is the most known and safest place for tourist to start with.

There are many tricycles parked there that can take you to famous locations in the place (Rizal's Residence, Pasol Hot Springs). The fare is only P20 minimum if I am not mistaken.

Enjoy the travel and adventure! :)

Thursday, October 25, 2012

How To Commute To Manila From Tagaytay Using Public Transport (Bus)?




There are numerous bus passing Aguinaldo Highway which is the main road in Tagaytay. If you would like to be dropped off at Buendia, take the bus with Taft LRT Buendia signboard. While, if you would like to be dropped off at Cubao or anywhere along EDSA that is along the way to Cubao, take the bus bearing Kamias Cubao signboard.

The fare will not exceed a hundred pesos. Travel time will be a little bit longer compared when you take a private vehicle since the bus passes through Cavite instead.

Good luck and enjoy! :)

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

How To Commute To Tagaytay From EDSA Using Public Transport (Bus)?



There are buses parked in EDSA Pasay Rotonda that has the sign board Olivarez, Tagaytay. Those are the bus you'd want to ride. There are ordinary and air-conditioned buses available. The fare doesn't exceed Php 100.00. 

However, the travel is a little bit longer compared when you would hire a private vehicle because the route is different. The shorter route is through SLEX and the bus takes the Cavite route instead. It would  take approximately 3 hours to get to Aguinaldo Highway, Tagaytay.

When the conductor asks you your destination, tell him Olivares. Upon arriving Olivares, they would should it immediately, you just need to keep an open ear for that announcement.

The way back to Manila!

Good luck and enjoy Tagaytay! :)
For further inquiries regarding Tagaytay trips, just put up a comment below.