PITX Guide 2026: Bus Routes, Ticketing Booths, Restaurants, Shopping, Etc.
Everything you need to know about the country’s first and biggest landport.
by Ina Louise Manto | September 11, 2026
For most working Pinoys, especially those living in the metro, public transportation is the backbone of their daily routines. That’s why transportation hubs such as One Ayala‘s terminal, the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), and the train systems are essential for the daily commute. PITX serves over 100,000 passengers daily, connecting them not only to destinations around the metro but also to the rest of the country. From jeepney rides to long-haul land travel, the massive landport makes it easier for travelers to get to home, work, and their dream travel destinations at a more affordable price. If you’re planning to travel via land soon, this guide will provide everything you’ll need to know about PITX:
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Where is PITX?
The Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) is located at 1 Kennedy Road, Tambo, Parañaque.
How can I get to PITX?
Getting to PITX is easy, especially for travelers from the South. The landport is near CAVITEX and is directly connected to the LRT-1 line via Asia World Station. Here are different ways to go to PITX via public transportation:
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While the MRT-3 and LRT-2 lines already accept GCash and Mastercard payments at their turnstiles, the LRT-1 line accepts only Beep cards and single-entry tickets.
Here are other ways to get to PITX:
From Makati: Ride a southbound city bus on EDSA or along Ayala Avenue.
From SM Mall of Asia (MOA): Take a city bus or jeepney from the MOA Loading Area near the roundabout/globe.
From Parañaque: Ride a jeep or UV going to PITX.
From Baclaran and Diosdado Macapagal Avenue: Ride a bus or jeepney going to PITX.
From Lawton: Ride a traditional jeepney via Mabini or Taft Avenue or a modern jeepney via Roxas Boulevard.
Nearby establishments
One of the most convenient things about PITX is its proximity to key locations in the metro, making it easier for travelers to get from Point A to Point B. Some of them include:
- SM Mall of Asia – 20-minute drive
- Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 – 20-minute drive
- Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 2 – 15-minute drive
- Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 – 15-minute drive
- Ayala Malls Manila Bay – 10-minute drive
- Parqal – 10-minute drive
PITX is also directly connected to the LRT-1 line via Asia World Station. Find out more about Metro Manila’s train systems here:
What are the transportation options at PITX?
As the country’s biggest landport, PITX houses a variety of transportation options: bus, jeepney, and van.
Which routes are available at PITX?
Traveling around the Philippines can get challenging, especially with the variety of public transportation options. Fortunately, PITX helps bridge gaps between provinces by offering bus routes not only in Luzon but also to Visayas and Mindanao. From Ilocos Norte to Davao, you may find different bus operators and routes here:
What are the gate assignments at PITX?
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After a successful ticket purchase, passengers can proceed to their assigned gate and wait for departure time. PITX has over 10 Gates, and you can check live schedules online.
Where can I eat and shop around PITX?
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PITX is a one-stop travel hub with options for dining, shopping, and even government services. Did you know that they have banks, too? You can learn everything about it, including where to find them, through this article:
Is there overnight parking at PITX?
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Whether you’re simply looking for parking around PITX or want another parking option near the airport, you can safely leave your vehicle on the third level of PITX. It is open 24/7, which means you can park overnight, too. Find more details about it in this article:
Did you know PITX has a capsule hotel?
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Just when you think PITX has everything travelers need with its plentiful shops, dining options, and services, the transportation hub also surprisingly offers accommodations for passengers. Located on the second floor near Ticketing Booth 4, Dormitos Capsule Hotel is perfect for travelers looking for a quick respite between trips or affordable long-term stays. This Japanese-inspired hotel allows a minimum of three hours, starting at PHP 800. Meanwhile, overnight stays start at PHP 1,000 per night.
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