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Fly from Amman to Manila with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Amman to Manila and swap the magical Middle East with the sparkling shores of the Philippines.
Discover the city’s colonial history within the walls of Old Manila, immerse yourself in the buzzing nightlife scene and take a trip to Mount Pinatubo, with its spectacular crater lake and wonderous moonscape. Fly from Amman to Manila with Etihad and uncover this coastal city’s rich culture and heritage.
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Flying from Amman to Manila: FAQs
What is the weather like in Manila?
Manila is hot all year round, with temperatures varying between 23°C to 34°C. The city experiences two seasons – wet and dry, which can sometimes overlap with one another. The dry months usually run from March to May, with the rainy season falling between June and October.
How easy is it to get around Manila?
Taxis are a cost-effective and easy way to get around Manila. A good tip is to download apps such as Grab Taxi and Uber to make this mode of transport even more efficient. For an authentic Philippines journey, jump on a traditional jeepney or bike taxi. Meanwhile, the Light Rail Transit allows you to avoid getting stuck in the city’s infamous traffic jams.
Top tips for Amman to Manila
Stroll through Rizal Park
If you love spending time outside at Al Hussein Public Parks in Amman, Manila’s Rizal Park has plenty of green space to explore. Wander through the ornamental gardens and discover 40 historic sights dotted around the park, including the towering Rizal Monument commemorating the late Filipino hero. Then, in the evening, head to the Central Lagoon for the daily dancing fountain display.
Step back in time
Amman is filled with reminders of Jordan’s ancient heritage, such as the Roman Theatre. Be prepared for a similar experience in Manila, where you may be left wondering if you’re still in the Philippines at all. Take a trip to the historic Walled City and Fort Santiago to see classic examples of Spanish architecture from the capital’s colonial past.