Sampaloc Bus Terminal

Sampaloc, Manila has several bus terminals scattered all over its district. Unlike Cubao’s Araneta Bus Port, there is no integrated terminal here despite it being a bustling departure point.

Just to be clear, the Sampaloc bus terminal does not pertain to a specific location. It can refer to the different bus operators that are stationed in the area. Travelers departing from Sampaloc can commute to Isabela, Cagayan, Ilocos, Quirino, Benguet and a few other provinces. This guide will focus on the major bus terminals of Victory Liner, Ohayami Trans, Farinas Bus, Viron Transit, and GV Florida.

Sampaloc Bus Terminal Operating Hours

Sampaloc Bus Terminal is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Bear in mind that the Sampaloc Bus Terminals are always crowded due to their proximity to the airport and the Mall of Asia. Its strategic location makes it a busy transport hub. Don’t forget to reserve tickets ahead of time so you can travel on your preferred date and time. No more long queues for ticketing! For more details on operating hours, see our faq section.

Victory Liner Sampaloc Terminal Contact Number

Headquarters: 551 M. Earnshaw St., Brgy. 401, Sampaloc, Manila
Contact Numbers: +63 (2) 559-7735 / 09985915082
E-mail: info@phbus.com

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Sampaloc Bus Terminal Facilities / Amenities / Directory

You can expect all the Sampaloc bus terminals to have ticketing booths, waiting areas, comfort rooms, and small convenience stores. Some bus companies also have a cargo service if you’re planning to ship items outside of Metro Manila. The cleanliness and quality of these general facilities will differ depending on which bus terminal you go to.

Generally, it can get quite crowded due to the small terminal space and high volume of passengers. To skip long ticket lines, it’s advisable that you book your trip in advance. With an advance booking, you only need to show up on time for your departure!

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How to Get to Victory Liner Sampaloc Terminal

Ride the LRT-2 until Legarda Station. From here, Victory Liner and Ohayami Trans are within walking distance of 10-15 minutes. The other terminals are a bit further away. Hail a tricycle, jeep, or cab to get to the bus operator of your choice.

For commuters in the Manila area, 1-2 jeepney rides should be enough to get to a Sampaloc bus terminal. From Taft Avenue, take any of the following jeeps with these labels: Baclaran-P Campa, Blumentritt-Libertad, Dapitan-Libertad, or Blumentritt-Pasay Rotonda. Get off at the stop that’s nearest to your preferred bus terminal. You can also ask the driver if you’re unsure about the route or if you need further directions.