Flights from Kuwait City to Manila from KWD161
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Fly from Kuwait to Manila with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Kuwait to Manila to experience the Philippines’ unique capital city. Modern skyscrapers meet colonial elegance in a city that never stops, but always has a welcoming smile for guests.
Your journey connects via Abu Dhabi where you can enjoy all the airport has to offer and recharge for your connecting flight, or extend your stay in the city for a night or two. Reserve your seats today for an unforgettable adventure.
KWI to MNL: flight facts
Time difference +5 hours
Once you arrive in Manila you’ll be five hours ahead of Kuwait.
Flight distance 4,894 miles
The total distance from Kuwait (KWI) to Manila (MNL) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) is 4,894 miles (7,876 kilometres).
Flying from Kuwait to Manila: FAQs
What’s the weather like in Manila?
Manila and the Philippines has a tropical climate, averaging around 28°C month on month. The dry season runs from November to April or May. It tends to be hot and humid all year round, with the temperature peaking in May and June.
How long do most people stay in Manila?
Most people who fly from Kuwait to Manila stay in the city for three to four days. Many people stay in the Philippines for much longer, using Manila as a starting point. Spend a few weeks in the country exploring the numerous islands and pristine beaches. The nearest popular beaches to Manila are in Batangas, about a two hour drive from the city.
Top tips for Kuwait to Manila
Historic architecture in Intramuros
Intramuros was built in the 16th and 17th centuries as the centre of Spanish Manila. It’s a little piece of medieval Europe hidden in the heart of a modern Asian city, with cobbled streets and horse-drawn carriages, providing a wonderful contrast in styles for guests flying in from the modern city of Kuwait.
Lively night markets
Manila’s night markets are always busy and are a great place to pick up a present for family back home or some tailor-made suits or dresses at great prices. Just like Kuwait’s Souq Mubarakiya, it’s also the place to be for excellent local food, including fresh fish straight from the harbour and delicious bowls of noodle soup.