5 Novelty and Tourism Passports You Can Collect in Metro Manila

Your actual passport isn't the only one worth keeping.
by Edgardo Toledo | October 09, 2026

There’s something so satisfying about collecting stamps or little souvenirs from the places you visit. Maybe it’s proof you didn’t just spend your weekend bedrotting, or maybe you’re a devout completionist at heart. 

The point is, some passports let you start filling them out without waiting for a flight. Some are free, some require you to shell out a few pesos, and some are even prizes you can score by joining special activities. Here are five novelty and tourism passports to look out for around Metro Manila.

1. Chinatown Museum Historian’s Passport

Photo from Wikipedia

HOW MUCH: PHP 50
WHERE TO GET IT: 4th Floor, Building A, Lucky Chinatown, Reina Regente Street, Binondo, Manila
OPERATING HOURS: Tuesday to Sunday: 10 AM to 6 PM

You can eat your way around Binondo and collect stamps while you’re there. Tucked inside Lucky Chinatown, the Chinatown Museum offers a deep dive into Binondo’s rich history with a Historian’s Passport to log your visit as you walk through thematic galleries and exhibitions.

2. Intramuros Passport

Photo from Intramuros Administration/Facebook

HOW MUCH: PHP 350
WHERE TO GET IT: Major Intramuros sites
OPERATING HOURS: Check out Intramuros’ operating hours here. 

Intramuros is already one of Metro Manila’s easiest places to live your main-character-in-a-historical-drama fantasy. Might as well get a passport while you’re there. The Intramuros Passport lets you visit major participating sites like Fort Santiago, Casa Manila, and Baluarte de San Diego while collecting stamps along the way.

3. Quezon City Explorer Passport

Photo from QC Tourism and Promotions/Facebook

HOW MUCH: FREE
WHERE TO GET IT:

The Quezon City Explorer Passport is available every Tuesday at the following museums:

• Quezon Heritage House
• Bahay Modernismo
• Tandang Sora Women’s Museum

OPERATING HOURS: All three museums are open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 AM to 4 PM

Who said you can’t be a tourist in your own city? The Quezon City Explorer Passport lets you collect stamps while you’re on a full-on museum-hopping day. Think of it as a cute little reward system for touching some grass (instead of doomscrolling) and learning your local history.

4. Presidential Museum Passport

Photo from Malacañang Heritage Tours/Facebook

HOW MUCH: FREE (as a prize)
WHERE TO GET IT: Through the Presidential Museums Reflection Activity
OPERATING HOURS:Tuesday to Sunday: 9 AM to 5 PM

If you’re a history buff who loves a good challenge, this one’s for you. As part of Museums and Galleries Month 2026, the Presidential Museum is inviting visitors to share their reflections, discoveries, and memorable moments from their visit from October 1 to 25. And among the prizes up for grabs? A Museum Passport.

Although you can’t pick it up at the museum, it’s still worth keeping on your radar if you’re planning to visit the Presidential Museum this October. Check out the mechanics here.

5. LEGO Passport

Photo from LEGO Certified Store PH/Facebook

HOW MUCH: FREE
WHERE TO GET IT:

The LEGO Passport is available at LEGO Certified Stores (LCS), including:

• LCS BGC
• LCS Trinoma
• LCS U.P. Town Center
• LCS Shangri-La Plaza
• LCS Manila Bay
• LCS Alabang Town Center
• LCS Vermosa

OPERATING HOURS: Hours vary by LCS branch.

For the kids and especially the kids at heart, yes, there’s a passport for you, too! The LEGO Passport is a free collectible that lets you collect stamps and commemorative marks along the way. It’s an easy little keepsake for anyone who walks into a LEGO store and suddenly remembers they really need that one set.

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