Search flights to Mandaluyong

Since there is no airport in the Mandaluyong region, flights are listed for the nearest city with an airport — Manila.

Cheapest Flights to Mandaluyong

Shortest Flight

Air China

2 Sep, Wed13:00

Vancouver – Manila

20h 20m

1 stop

YVR–MNL

C$ 568

All Nippon Airways

20 Aug, Thu08:50

Toronto – Manila

1d 16h 40m

2 stop

YYZ–MNL

C$ 792

All Nippon Airways

7 Sep, Mon13:00

Toronto – Manila

2d 12h 30m

2 stop

YYZ–MNL

C$ 792

All Nippon Airways

8 Sep, Tue08:50

Toronto – Manila

1d 16h 40m

2 stop

YYZ–MNL

C$ 792

United Airlines

31 Aug, Mon16:18

Toronto – Manila

1d 1h 37m

2 stop

YYZ–MNL

C$ 830

United Airlines

19 Sep, Sat19:43

Toronto – Manila

1d 22h 12m

2 stop

YYZ–MNL

C$ 840

All Nippon Airways

3 Sep, Thu14:45

Toronto – Manila

1d 10h 45m

2 stop

YYZ–MNL

C$ 845

All Nippon Airways

24 Aug, Mon14:45

Toronto – Manila

2d 10h 45m

2 stop

YYZ–MNL

C$ 856

All Nippon Airways

5 Sep, Sat13:00

Toronto – Manila

1d 20h 15m

2 stop

YYZ–MNL

C$ 882

Last update: 19 August 2026 19:29

About Mandaluyong

Mandaluyong, one of the chief centers of the Kingdom of Sapa at the beginning of 1300s, is a significant commercial town in Manila, the capital city of the Philippines, today. The town, which was connected to the Kingdom of Namayan in 1400s, succeeded in being the address of comfort and peace for long years. A huge destruction occurred in this area during the Second World War; afterwards, an expansive development plan was implemented.

The current population of Mandaluyong, which demonstrated an immense progress at the beginning of the 21st century, is estimated to be around 386 thousand. Considered and symbolized as the religious center of the town, EDSA Shrine is visited by both local people and tourists extensively. Mandaluyong has a typical tropical climate where winters are extremely rainy, and summers are hot.