15 Dec 2011

Bicol Express Train Update

  • 15 Dec 2011
  • Lagalag


    • PNR Bicol Express Train trip to Albay has been symbolically laid out to the railway route map with the test run conducted on December 7 from PNR Tutuban Central Station that ended in Ligao City. Unfortunately, regular trip to Ligao will not happen until next year. There are quite a lot of issues that need to be fixed. Until then, Bicol Express Train only serves train commuters from Tutuban down to Naga City.

    FLASH!!!
    We have update dated April 1, 2012. PNR Train Now Goes To Ligao Albay. To read the update, click here. This post contains relevant information so I still suggest reading it. The April 1 update tackles today's departure and arrival schedules as well as fare rates.

    Yesterday, I went to PNR Tutuban Central Station to gather valuable information for frequently asked questions from our readers.

    Here are the important things you should know in going to Bicol Region via PNR Bicol Express Train for now:

    • Bicol Express Train now serves passengers to Naga City daily.
    • Time of departure in Tutuban is 6:30 pm.
    • Estimated time of arrival in Naga City is 4:30 am.
    • Fare Rate for Sleeper Coach is Php 665.00/head flat rate. Applies to all stations in between Naga City and Tutuban. No discount is given to senior citizens.
    • Fare Rate for Reclining Aircon is Php 548.00/ head with 20% discount for senior citizens. Rate varies from station to station.
    • Payment Accepted is cash only.
    • You can make reservation one week before your trip.
    • You must confirm your reservation by calling 319 0041 local 104 and 105.
    • If you're taking Bicol Express Train from other stations or stopovers, payment is made inside the train through train conductors.
    • There's no canteen/cafeteria on-board. So, make sure you have enough provisions.
    • Expect no pillow and blanket on your sleeper coach.

    Watch for upcoming updates on Bicol Express Train opening of Ligao and Legazpi City routes from Manila by regularly visiting this blog or subscribe via email.




    10 comments:

    1. Edmar del Castillo Guquib15 December 2011 at 02:19

      How I wish umabot din ang PNR sa North Luzon.

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    2. Lagalag15 December 2011 at 09:57

      Sana. Pero sa palagay ko nakahold ang plano na irehabilitate ang PNR railways to north Luzon dahil sa mga issues sa nagdaang administrasyon.

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    3. JPS20 December 2011 at 11:13

      Sana magtuloy-tuloy na yang hanggang sa Mindanao (mukhang imposible)para mapagaan ang biyahe.

      Anyway, nais kong iparating ito sa iyong award dahil sa napakalaking tulong ng blog mo sa ating mga kababayan na malaman kung paano nila pupuntahan ang iba't-ibang lugar dito sa atin.

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    4. Lagalag20 December 2011 at 15:51

      Hangad ko din po na makumpleto ang ating railway system mula northernmost hanggang southernmost part ng ating archipelago.

      Mmmmm sarap po magka-award sa blogging hehe. Pero mas masarap ang pakiramdam na nakakatulong ako sa ating mga kababayan. :-)

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    5. Edmar del Castillo Guquib31 December 2011 at 13:40

      ^^ really sir? Anung award yun? Wow congrats much!

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    6. Lagalag2 January 2012 at 01:42

      @ Edmar, LOL response ko lang un sa comment ni Cruz Pizarro Jr. May nasabi kasi syang award hehe.

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    7. Mustachio15 January 2012 at 10:02

      Thanks for this update! :-) Planning on taking the Bicol Express from Naga to Manila...which station do I want to get off from that's nearest to the airport in Manila?

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    8. Lagalag15 January 2012 at 13:08

      You may get off the train where you can easily take a cab to NAIA. The best station then is Pasay Road Station.

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    9. Unknown21 February 2012 at 17:48

      Hi. Hello. Ask ko lang po, how many hours will it take from Manila to Naga|?

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    10. Lagalag22 February 2012 at 10:16

      Nun po bumyahe ako to Naga from Manila inabot po ng 11 hours.

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