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Migs & Rox

Saturday, February 20, 2027 · Makati Shangri-La · 4:00 PM

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Your guide para sa byahe from Nueva Ecija: how to get there, sulit places to stay, lots of food options, pasyalan and a day-by-day plan you can make your own. All prices in pesos.

NUEVA ECIJA2–4 hrsMAKATI
Your trip

Build your plan

Pick your dates and the plan builds itself around the wedding. Tap a day to see details or edit. Changes save on this phone only.

Paano kayo pupunta?How are you getting to Makati?
  1. Tap + New plan to make your own version.
  2. Give it a name, like "Budget trip" or "With Lola".
  3. Switch between your plans using the tabs.
Quick picks
Hotel, travel & roomChange
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Wedding detailsShow
Saturday, Feb 20, 2027
Ceremony starts 4:00 PM
Makati Shangri-La, Ayala Center

Change your dates and the plan rebuilds around the wedding: byahe and check-in first, uwi last, a chill day before the wedding, and extra days filled with Intramuros and Luneta, MOA and free days. Days you've edited stay if they still fit.

Getting there

Byahe papuntang Makati

Bus or drive, it's about 2–4 hours depending on traffic. The easiest commute is a bus to Cubao or Pasay, then the MRT to Ayala Station, which is right next to the venue. Costs below are per person, round trip.

Stay

Where to sleep

The venue is Makati Shangri-La in Ayala Center, so Makati is the easiest base (5–15 min away); BGC works too. Prices are per room per night. Book a refundable rate early. Big family? An Airbnb condo in Poblacion can be cheaper per head. Swipe the cards on your phone.

Explore

Where to go

Places you won't find back home in Nueva Ecija: Manila-only Pinoy favorites, budget eats, family feasts, markets, pasyalan and inuman spots. Add any place straight into your plan. Prices are per person.

Pasalubong

Pasalubong pauwi

Things that are hard to find back home in Nueva Ecija. Buy them on your last day so they're fresh for the trip.

Getting around

Paano mag-Grab

First time using Grab? It's like booking a taxi on your phone: you see the price before you ride, and you can track the car.

Step by step
  1. Download GrabFree on the App Store (iPhone) ↗ or Google Play (Android) ↗. Look for the green Grab icon.
  2. Sign up with your mobile numberGrab texts you a code; type it in to verify. Add your name and an email.
  3. Choose how to payCash is fine (have small bills ready), or add a card or GrabPay in the app so there's no change to sort out.
  4. Book a rideTap Car, type where you're going, and check the pickup pin is where you're standing. You see the fare before you confirm.
  5. Find your carThe app shows the driver's name, photo, car and plate number. Check the plate before you get in.
  6. Pay and ratePay the shown fare (cash or in-app), then rate the driver.
Which ride to pick
  • GrabCar: regular private car, the everyday choice.
  • GrabCar 6-seater: bigger car for families or groups with bags.
  • GrabFamily: comes with a child car seat for kids aged 1–7.
  • Rent by Grab: a car and driver for 4, 8 or 12 hours, up to 14 passengers. Handy for the wedding day.
Tips & safety
  • Wait at a mall entrance, hotel driveway or Grab pickup zone, not a busy corner.
  • Use the in-app chat to tell the driver your exact spot. Your phone numbers stay hidden from each other.
  • Tap Share my ride so family can follow your trip live. There's an emergency button in the app too.
  • Late at night and after events, fares go up when demand is high. Riding together saves money.
Getting around

Routes & travel times

Within Metro Manila, use the MRT when you can and Grab when you have bags or a group. Traffic decides the time, not distance: avoid moving between 7–10 AM and 4–8 PM when you can. Tap a route to see live traffic in Google Maps.

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Reminders

Bago bumyahe & habang nasa Makati

Tick things off as you go. Your ticks save on this device. Rules can change, so check official sources close to your trip.

Save these numbers
Emergency (police, fire, ambulance)911
Police hotline117
MMDA hotline (traffic, road help)136
Philippine Red Cross143