--- title: "Manila to Banaue Bus 2026: Ohayami & Coda Lines" description: "Ohayami leaves Sampaloc at 22:00 for ₱740 and Coda Lines leaves Cubao in the evening. Times both ways, terminals, refund rules and the ride back." canonical: "https://philippinestransport.com/manila-to-banaue/" language: "en" content_type: "route" last_checked: "2026-09-24" confidence: "high" status: "published" from: "Manila" to: "Banaue" both_directions: true structured_data: "https://philippinestransport.com/manila-to-banaue/#webpage" alternates: "en=https://philippinestransport.com/manila-to-banaue/ fr=https://philippinestransport.com/fr/manila-to-banaue/ de=https://philippinestransport.com/de/manila-to-banaue/ es=https://philippinestransport.com/es/manila-to-banaue/ ja=https://philippinestransport.com/ja/manila-to-banaue/ ko=https://philippinestransport.com/ko/manila-to-banaue/ ru=https://philippinestransport.com/ru/manila-to-banaue/" --- # Manila to Banaue bus: Ohayami and Coda Lines ## Manila to Banaue overnight bus Take the overnight bus. Ohayami Trans leaves its Sampaloc terminal in Manila at 22:00, and Coda Lines leaves the HM Transport terminal in Cubao, Quezon City, in the evening. Both reach Banaue early the next morning, about eight to nine hours later. ### Manila to Banaue travel time and terminals | Fact | Detail | | --- | --- | | Usual way | Overnight air-conditioned bus | | Typical time | About 8–9 hours | | Where it departs | Sampaloc (Ohayami) or Cubao (Coda Lines) | | Where it arrives | Banaue town proper | ### Buses from Manila to Banaue | Operator | From | To | Typical time | Fare | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Ohayami Trans | Sampaloc, Manila | Banaue | Overnight | ₱740 | Leaves 22:00. 49-seat air-conditioned coach, 2x2 reclining seats, charging ports. | | Coda Lines | Cubao, Quezon City | Banaue | About 8 hours | ₱814 / ₱924 | Evening departures, on 7 October 2026 at 20:00 and 21:00. The 21:00 coach has a toilet on board. | ### Ohayami Sampaloc and Coda Lines Cubao terminals The two companies do not share a terminal, and one is in Manila while the other is in Quezon City, so check which one your ticket is for before you set off. **Ohayami Trans** leaves from its own terminal at the corner of Fajardo Street and Lacson Avenue in Sampaloc, Manila. The terminal number is 0905 267 2171. **Coda Lines** leaves from the HM Transport terminal on Monte de Piedad Street at the corner of Maryland Street, Barangay Immaculate Concepcion, in Cubao, Quezon City. There is one bus a night from Sampaloc to Banaue. Leave plenty of time to cross the city. ### Banaue bus arrival times and stops Coda Lines' evening buses are timed to reach Banaue around 04:00 and 05:00, and Ohayami's 22:00 bus also arrives early in the morning, so you step off in the dark or at first light. Ohayami has a ticketing office in Banaue's town proper and a bus terminal on the Nueva Vizcaya–Ifugao–Mountain Province Road, both reachable on 0905 881 4361. Coda Lines stops below the Tourist Information Center and uses the Tourism Office as its waiting area. If your accommodation won't let you check in at five in the morning, ask about leaving your bags before you travel. ### Booking Ohayami and Coda Lines tickets Ohayami sells seats on its own website: pick the date, the trip and your seats, add your details and pay. The confirmation comes by text message and the ticket voucher by email. Coda Lines sells some trips online and adds more in peak season. Student, senior citizen and PWD discounts are only sold at its terminal ticket booths, where the ID can be checked. The coaches on both lines are air-conditioned for the whole night. Pack a jacket in your hand luggage, not in the hold. ## Banaue to Manila bus The buses back leave Banaue in the late afternoon and early evening. Ohayami Trans departs at 18:00 for Sampaloc, and Coda Lines runs evening buses to Cubao, on 7 October 2026 at 16:30 and 17:30. Expect to reach Metro Manila in the small hours. ### Banaue to Manila travel time and terminals | Fact | Detail | | --- | --- | | Usual way | Overnight air-conditioned bus | | Typical time | About 8½–9 hours | | Where it departs | Banaue town proper | | Where it arrives | Sampaloc (Ohayami) or Cubao (Coda Lines) | ### Buses from Banaue to Manila | Operator | From | To | Typical time | Fare | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Ohayami Trans | Banaue | Sampaloc, Manila | Overnight | ₱740 | Leaves 18:00. Ohayami also runs Lagawe to Sampaloc at 18:30. | | Coda Lines | Banaue | Cubao, Quezon City | About 8½ hours | ₱814 / ₱924 | On 7 October 2026 at 16:30 and 17:30, due in Cubao at 01:00 and 02:00. | ### Where to catch the bus in Banaue Board where you got off. Ohayami's buses leave from its Banaue terminal on the main road, with tickets also sold at its office in the town proper. Coda Lines picks up below the Tourist Information Center. Seats are sold per trip and Ohayami runs one bus a night, so buy the ticket back at the same time as the one up. ### Banaue bus arrival in Sampaloc and Cubao Ohayami ends at its Sampaloc terminal in Manila. Coda Lines ends at the HM Transport terminal in Cubao, Quezon City. Both arrive well after midnight, so decide in advance how you are getting from the terminal to where you are sleeping. ### Banaue bus before a flight from Manila A night bus that arrives at one or two in the morning looks as if it leaves the whole next day free for a flight. It leaves less than that. Any delay leaving Banaue is carried all the way down, so keep the flight for the afternoon or the next day. ## Quick Facts - Departure: Manila - Arrival: Banaue - Main transport: bus - Last checked: 2026-09-24 - Confidence: high ## Banaue to Manila bus delays The timetable is the best case for a night road through the mountains. A bus that leaves Banaue late in the afternoon carries that delay all the way to Metro Manila, which matters most on the way back. ## Ohayami Trans vs Coda Lines to Banaue Banaue has no airport and no railway. The road up from Manila goes north through Nueva Vizcaya and climbs into Ifugao, and the overnight bus is the scheduled way to make the trip. **Ohayami Trans** is the Banaue specialist. Its whole network is Manila, Baguio and Ifugao: one bus a night from Manila to Banaue, two more to Lagawe, and a Baguio link. The coach is a 49-seater with reclining seats in a 2x2 layout and charging ports. **Coda Lines** runs further. From its Cubao terminal it serves Banaue, Lagawe and Kiangan in Ifugao, Solano and Aritao in Nueva Vizcaya, and Bontoc and Sagada in Mountain Province. On the Banaue run it uses two coaches: a 45-seater without a toilet and a 35-seater with one. Pick by terminal first. If you are staying in Manila near Sampaloc, Ohayami is closer. If you are in Quezon City, Cubao is the easier trip. After that, check which coach has the toilet on board: on a nine-hour night it matters. ## Manila to Banaue bus schedule 2026 **Manila to Banaue** - Ohayami Trans, Sampaloc: 22:00 - Coda Lines, Cubao: 20:00 and 21:00 (as sold for 7 October 2026) **Banaue to Manila** - Ohayami Trans to Sampaloc: 18:00 - Coda Lines to Cubao: 16:30 and 17:30 (as sold for 7 October 2026) Ohayami publishes its departures as a fixed daily list. Coda Lines' times above are the trips it was selling for one date and can shift with the season. Coda also adds trips in peak season. Check your own date in the search on this page. ## Manila to Banaue bus fare and refunds **Ohayami Trans** sold Manila to Banaue and Banaue to Manila at **₱740** each way on its own booking system in September 2026, Manila to Lagawe at ₱680 and Baguio to Banaue at ₱700. Seats on the one nightly bus go: on 23 September 2026 the 18:00 from Banaue had three left on the day. **Coda Lines** prices by coach. For 7 October 2026 its own booking site sold the 20:00, a 45-seater without a toilet, at ₱814, and the 21:00, a 35-seater with one, at ₱924, the same both ways. **Coda Lines** shows the price when you choose a date and a trip, and its two Banaue coaches are priced differently, the 35-seater with a toilet costing more than the 45-seater without. Ohayami's refund rules are strict. A refund is only possible up to the day before the trip, and it costs half the ticket. On the day of travel there is no refund for any reason. You can only rebook or take an open ticket, and the request has to reach the company at least three hours before departure. A rebooking can only be used once. Discounts for students, senior citizens and PWD are sold at Coda Lines' terminal booths, not online. ## Banaue to Sagada, Lagawe, Kiangan and Baguio **Lagawe and Kiangan.** Ohayami runs Sampaloc to Lagawe, the provincial capital, at 21:30 and 22:30, and back at 18:30. Coda Lines stops at Lagawe beside the Landbank and at Kiangan. **Sagada and Bontoc.** Coda Lines continues past the Ifugao stops to Bontoc Circle and Sagada Poblacion in Mountain Province. If Sagada is your next stop, travelling on Coda from Manila keeps it to one company. **Baguio.** Ohayami links Banaue and Baguio in both directions: Baguio to Banaue at 19:30, from its terminal on Governor Pack Road near SM Baguio, and Banaue to Baguio at 17:00. That turns Banaue into part of a loop through the Cordillera rather than an out-and-back trip. ## Before you book the Banaue bus ### How many hours is the bus from Manila to Banaue? About eight to nine hours overnight. Coda Lines times its buses at eight hours up and eight and a half back. Ohayami leaves at 22:00 and reaches Banaue in the morning. ### How much is the bus from Manila to Banaue? ₱740 each way on Ohayami Trans, as sold on its own booking system in September 2026. Coda Lines was ₱814 for its coach without a toilet and ₱924 for the one with a toilet, for 7 October 2026. ### Do I need to book the Banaue bus in advance? Yes, especially for the ride back. Ohayami runs one bus a night each way, and on 23 September 2026 its 18:00 from Banaue had three seats left on the day. Buy the return ticket when you buy the one up. ### What time does the Ohayami bus leave Manila for Banaue? 22:00, from its terminal at Fajardo Street and Lacson Avenue in Sampaloc. It also has two buses to Lagawe, at 21:30 and 22:30. ### Where is the Coda Lines terminal in Manila? At the HM Transport terminal in Cubao, Quezon City, on Monte de Piedad Street at the corner of Maryland Street. It is not the same terminal as Ohayami's, which is in Sampaloc. ### Can you fly from Manila to Banaue? No. Banaue has no airport, and the journey is made by road. The overnight bus is the usual way. ### What time does the bus leave Banaue for Manila? Ohayami leaves at 18:00. Coda Lines was selling 16:30 and 17:30 departures for 7 October 2026. Both get into Metro Manila after midnight. ### Is it safe to book a flight the morning after the bus back? It is risky. On paper the bus arrives with hours to spare, but a late departure from Banaue pushes the whole arrival back. A flight later in the day, or the next day, removes the problem. ### Is the overnight bus to Banaue cold? Take a jacket onto the bus. Both companies run fully air-conditioned coaches through the night. ### Can I go from Banaue to Sagada by bus? Coda Lines serves both Banaue and Sagada, with a station in Sagada Poblacion. Ask at its Banaue stop for the current connection before you plan around it. ### Does GV Florida have a bus from Manila to Banaue? Its own schedule page, which carries no date, lists buses signed Banaue, Ifugao / Bagabag from its Manila terminals. None were sold online for 7 October 2026, when only Ohayami Trans and Coda Lines were, so ask at the GV Florida terminal whether the bus runs all the way to Banaue or ends at Bagabag. ## Ohayami and Coda Lines sources 1. [Ohayami Trans — operator](https://ohayami.ph/) 2. [Coda Lines — operator](https://www.codalines.ph/) 3. [LTFRB (Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board) — official](https://ltfrb.gov.ph/) 4. [GV Florida Transport — operator](https://www.gvfloridatrans.com/page5.html) ## Banaue and Manila guides - [Getting to and around Banaue](https://philippinestransport.com/banaue/) - [Manila transport guide: NAIA, bus terminals and ferries](https://philippinestransport.com/manila/) - [Buses, vans and trains in the Philippines](https://philippinestransport.com/bus/)