Flights from Al Ain to Manila from AED3,385
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Fly from Al Ain to Manila with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Al Ain to Manila and explore the Philippines’ vibrant capital. Manila is a laid-back but forward-thinking metropolis, covering a huge urban area that blends the past with the present.
Experience this cultural hub by booking Etihad flights to Manila today. You’ll board your flight in Abu Dhabi after taking the Etihad coach from Al Ain.
AAN to MNL: flight facts
Journey time 13hrs 55mins
The journey between Al Ain and Manila includes a two-hour long bus journey to Abu Dhabi. From there, you’ll fly to Manila.
Flight distance 4,431 miles
The flight from Abu Dhabi – where your plane departs – to Manila covers a distance of 4,431 miles (7,131 kilometres).
Flying from Al Ain to Manila: FAQs
What is the time difference between Al Ain and Manila?
Manila is four hours ahead of Al Ain. Manila uses Philippine Time and Al Ain uses Gulf Standard Time.
What's the weather like in Manila?
Like many tropical destinations, Manila is warm year round but has wet and dry seasons. You’ll get warm weather and drier conditions between November and April. As it approaches March and April, the temperatures start to rise. While it’s wettest between May and October, it’s still fine to travel then.
Top tips for Al Ain to Manila
Discover the city’s historic heart
Time stands still in the Intramuros district, where horse-drawn carriages are the local method of transport, the streets are paved with cobblestones and shuttered Spanish houses line the streets.
Built in the 16th and 17th centuries, Intramuros was the centre of Spain’s Asian colonies and defended by the well-preserved Fort Santiago. As at Al Jahili Fort in Al Ain, there are peaceful gardens behind its fortified walls.
Bargain hunting in the night markets
Locals and travellers alike flock to Manila’s night markets to shop and eat. Just like in Al Ain’s Old Souk, intimate night markets offer a welcome change to commercial shopping malls and are a great place to get to know the city and its people.
Try the well-organised Tutuban Market for everything from children’s toys to bespoke jewellery and hunt down the perfect souvenir.