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Need help? Email the Man in Seat Sixty-One! Manila to Naga City by train In late , Philippine National Railways resumed daily long-distance passenger trains between Manila and Naga City, after they'd been discontinued some years previously due to typhoon damage. The Bicol Express train was a comfortable and safe way to travel between Manila and Naga, overnight with comfortable air-conditioned sleepers bought second-hand from Japanese Railways. In , the Mayon Limited trains were added, later renamed Isarog Limited , and train service was extended beyond Naga to Ligao, not far short of Legazpi. It was hoped to extend trains to Legazpi in due course. However, the trains didn't last. In late all trains were suspended again after hurricane damage and they have not run since. There are still metro trains around Manila. How to buy tickets. What's the journey like? Useful country information. For bus services see 12go. The railway may never run again, at least in its narrow-gauge form. For alternative bus services see 12go. One-way fares A family sleeper on the Bicol Express. The Executive sleeping-car is an ex-Japanese Railways car with cosy single-berth sleeper compartments arranged in an ingenious 'duplex' design with alternate compartments 'upper' or 'lower'. The Family sleepers are comfortable and carpeted ex-Japanese Railways sleeping-cars with a side corridor from which open bays of four berths upper and lower on each side. There is no door between the bays of 4 berths and the side corridor, but each berth has curtains for privacy and an individual reading light. The sleepers provide a flat padded velour bunk to sleep on, but no bedding is provided. Reclining seats are smart air-conditioned unidirectional seating. Economy seats are fixed padded seats arranged in bays of 4 either side of a central aisle. Further feedback or photos would be appreciated! So don't be surprised if in practice you have to opt for Family sleeper instead! The Isarog Limited Express has three air-conditioned coaches bought second-hand from Japanese Railways, with spacious and comfortable Executive reclining seats with individual armrests in a carpeted saloon. The Mayon Limited Ordinary has three older forced-ventilation cars with far more basic fixed bench seats. Neither train has any sleepers. For photos of the interiors, see wowlegazpi. They are maybe years old but refurbished from Japan. There is no dining car or food vendors, so bring all that you need. The beds are covered in a brown velvet-like fabric, have large privacy curtains around each berth and individual reading lights. There are no doors between the side corridor and each compartment of 4 berths, and there's a single small jump seat is in the corridor outside each compartment. There are ladders to climb to top bunk and a small table by the window for the bottom bunk. Windows cannot be opened and are covered in metal cage. Windows are hard to see out of, but do have a retractable privacy screen. The train is bumpy and the horn blows without pause for the first 3 hours while leaving Manila's endless suburbs, but it's way better than the bus. Buy tickets at any train station ahead of time. If anyone has any more information, photos or travel reports that would be useful for this page, please e-mail me! Reclining air-con seats on the Bicol Express Photo courtesy of Ian Moffat Manila's Tutuban railway station I've come to trust booking. Crucially, booking. I never book hotels non-refundably! Hostelworld offers online booking of cheap private rooms or dorm beds in backpacker hostels in most cities at rock-bottom prices. It should also cover cancellation and loss of cash and belongings, up to a sensible limit. An annual multi-trip policy is usually cheaper than several single-trip policies even for just 2 or 3 trips a year, I have an annual policy with Staysure. Here are some suggested insurers. Seat61 gets a small commission if you buy through these links. Get a Curve card for foreign travel Most banks give you a poor exchange rate, then add a foreign transaction fee on top. The money you spend on your Curve card goes straight onto one of your existing debit or credit cards. How it works: 1. Download the Curve app for iPhone or Android. Curve does the currency conversion and puts the balance in your own currency onto whichever debit or credit card is currently selected in the Curve app. You can even change your mind about which card it goes onto, within 14 days of the transaction. I have a Curve Blue card myself, it means I can buy a coffee on a foreign station on a card without being stung by fees and lousy exchange rates, just by tapping the Curve card on their card reader. The money goes through Curve to my normal debit card and is taken directly from my account in fact I have the Curve card set up as payment card on Apple Pay on my iPhone, so can double-click my phone, let it do Face ID then tap the reader with the phone - even easier than digging a card out. I get a little commission if you sign up to Curve, but I recommend it here because I think it's great. Get a VPN for safe browsing. It also means you can select the geographic location of the IP address you browse with, to get around geoblocking which a surprising number of websites apply. ExpressVPN is a best buy with a 4. I get a small commission to help support this site. Carry an Anker powerbank Tickets, reservations, vaccination records and Interrail or Eurail passes are often held digitally on your mobile phone, so it's vital to keep it charged. I always carry an Anker powerbank which can recharge my phone several times over if I can't get to a power outlet. Buy from Amazon. Back to home page. The Man in Seat 61 Share:. Home About Contact Guestbook. Timetable Fares How to buy tickets What's the journey like? Page last updated: 7 January Executive sleeper Family sleeper Reclining aircon seat Economy seat Manila to Naga City by Bicol Express 1, pesos promo fare pesos promo fare pesos pesos Manila to Ligao by Bicol Express 1, pesos promo fare 1, pesos promo fare pesos - Manila to Naga by Isarog Limited Exp - - pesos -. Photo courtesy of Ian Moffat. My favourite hotel search: www. Europe by train introduction. How to buy European train tickets. London to Paris or Brussels by Eurostar. Search hotels. Page last updated:. Bicol Express Ran daily. Manila Tutuban station. Executive sleeper. Family sleeper. Reclining aircon seat. Economy seat. Manila to Naga City by Bicol Express. Manila to Ligao by Bicol Express. Manila to Naga by Isarog Limited Exp. Photo courtesy of Ryan Anawaty. Manila's Tutuban railway station

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