Las Vegas comes from the Spanish words "The Meadows," officially the City of Las Vegas and often known as Vegas, is the 28th most populated city in the U.S., the most populated city in the state of Nevada, and the county seat of Clark. Las Vegas is an internationally renowned resort town, mainly known for its gaming, shopping, fine dining, entertainment and nightlife.

Best time to fly from Manila to Las Vegas

The best time to visit Las Vegas is March through May, and September through November. During this time of the year, you will find plenty of travel offers all year round, the spring and fall shoulder seasons deliver the mildest conditions possible.

Main airports available in Manila and Las Vegas

McCarran International Airport – McCarran International Airport is the main public and military airport in the Las Vegas Valley, a metropolitan area in the U.S. state of Nevada, about 8.0 km south of downtown Las Vegas, and is an international airport in Paradise, Nevada.

Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport – The Manila International Airport Authority runs the Ninoy Aquino International Airport and is the gateway to Manila. It is the most extensive airport in the Philippines. Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, PAL Express, AirAsia Zest and Cebgo offer domestic and international flight connecting various popular destinations all over the world.

Climate pattern in Manila and Las Vegas

The weather in Manila is usually representative of a long humid season and a relatively short dry season. Meanwhile, Las Vegas has a subtropical climate with a hot desert. Long, very hot summers typify this climate; warm transitional seasons; and short winters, with mild days and cool nights. Throughout the year sunlight is abundant, with bright sunshine mostly during daylight hours. The rainfall is low, with an annual total of around 26 to 27 rainy days. Las Vegas, with exceptionally low dew points and humidity, is among the sunniest, driest, and least humid areas in North America.

Highlights attractions in Las Vegas

• The Strip is a 2,5-mile-long central section of Las Vegas Boulevard, which runs from northeast to southwest through the city. It is lined with huge entertainment palaces, many built with a defining theme and home to performance venues, luxury hotel rooms, and fine dining. The Strip is particularly impressive at night when an endless series of gleaming neon signs illuminate the area. Many tourists enjoy walking and taking in the sights along the Strip. The Las Vegas Strip generally runs from a Mandalay Bay Hotel to a Treasure Island Hotel. Travel on the Strip to truly experience Las Vegas, ideally at one of the big resorts.
• Fremont Street in the old heart of Las Vegas is a pedestrian-only neighbourhood with exclusive sights of all kinds. A five-block stretch of Fremont Street is lined with a canopy of LED lights lighting the sky as you pass below in a display of various colours and designs. Known as the Fremont Street Experience, fantastic music and video performance occurs overhead every night. Special entertainment acts and street performers frequently perform outdoors in this city. Fremont Street is located in downtown Las Vegas, just a couple of miles from The Strip.
• The Las Vegas Venetian Hotel is located across from Treasure Island, on the Strip. It is one of the finest resorts in the city and has a lot of interesting tourist attractions. Inside is an arcade designed to imitate the city of Venice with blue skies, canals, and gondoliers. The Venetian Gondola Rides are an entertaining way to see the city. Located in front of the Venetian Hotel, near the sidewalk, boats are waiting for passengers who are then taken on a ride through the shopping arcade inside the hotel by their personal gondolier.