Parañaque

Parañaque is a highly urbanized city in Metro Manila, Philippines, on Manila Bay’s eastern shore. It is known for its coastal communities, transport links, and commercial districts.

Metro Manila: The Philippines’ National Capital Region, a metropolitan area composed of 16 cities and one municipality. Parañaque is one of Metro Manila’s 16 cities.
Ninoy Aquino International Airport: The principal international airport serving Metro Manila, located across Pasay and Parañaque. Its terminals and airport grounds extend into Parañaque.
Baclaran: A densely populated district in Parañaque known for its market and Redemptorist church. Baclaran is among the city’s best-known commercial and religious centers.
Parañaque Church: A historic Catholic church in Parañaque dedicated to Saint Andrew the Apostle. The church anchors one of the city’s oldest settlements.
Manila Bay rehabilitation: Government and civic efforts to improve water quality and restore ecosystems in Manila Bay. Bay cleanup and shoreline management directly affect Parañaque’s coastal communities.
Manila Bay: A natural harbor on Luzon’s western coast, opening into the South China Sea. Parañaque borders the bay along its western edge.
Entertainment City: A casino and resort complex district along Manila Bay in Parañaque. The district concentrates major resorts and gaming venues on the city’s coast.
Baclaran Church: The National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, a major Catholic pilgrimage site in Parañaque. Its weekly devotional services draw large crowds to Baclaran.
Saint Andrew the Apostle Parish Church: The historic parish church in La Huerta, Parañaque, dedicated to Saint Andrew. Its heritage is often associated with the city’s early Spanish-era history.
Land reclamation in Manila Bay: The creation of new land by filling shallow waters along Manila Bay’s coast. Reclamation proposals could alter Parañaque’s shoreline and coastal ecosystems.

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PasayRelated: Parañaque shares Pasay’s southern boundary.