Kinds of Buses
Three types of buses can be ridden in the Philippines. Pricing the highest but most comfortable to ride in are the private buses. Private buses are usually hired for large work outings and group tours. Charging a middle priced travel rate are the newly air conditioned buses. These air conditioned buses have a television and a DVD to prevent boredom. Most locals ride the older, non air conditioned buses when traveling to the province. Bus rides without a TV simply have a radio to keep everyone entertained. These non airconditioned buses have the lowest travel prices. The total bus fare is P 1 for every 1 km.
Stay Safe
Bus travel is usually not dangerous around the Philippines. However, people need to still practice safety precautions during travel. Note the bus company's contact number and license plate. Give this information to a relative. During your trip, never showcase a big quantity of money or flash expensive jewels, gadgets, and other accessories. Locals and tourists alike have been victims of pickpockets, losing expensive quantities of cash and pricey gadgets. During lengthy trips, set aside coins and tiny bills in your pocket. To prevent drawing unsolicited interest, don simple clothing and do not overdress.
Bus Company Areas
Bus chares in Manila start at P 15. The price will differ according to the bus' facilities and length of distance traveled. Bus terminals in the Greater Manila Area (GMA) are located in the areas below:
1. FTI
2. Baclaran
3. Alabang
4. Pasig
5. Magallanes
6. EDSA Shaw Boulevard
7. Ortigas Avenue
8. Las Pinas
9. Cubao
10. Novaliches
11. SM Fairview
12. Philcoa
13. UP Diliman
14. Zapote
15. Taft Avenue
I'd rather suggest that if you want to travel around the metro, take the train. LRT, MRT, LRT2. Edsa is piled up already with traffic and you dont want to waste your time stuck on it.