Looking for a random city in the Philippines? From Manila to Davao, this generator includes all 149 cities across the country’s many islands.
The Philippines, with its more than 7,000 islands, has a remarkably diverse urban landscape. This random city generator lets you explore that variety, offering cities of all sizes from across the archipelago.
Random City in the Philippines
This randomizer features all 149 cities in the Philippines. The cities are categorized into three types: highly urbanized cities, independent component cities, and component cities. These categories reflect different levels of autonomy and administrative status within the country’s system of local government. The full list of cities comes from Wikipedia’s list of cities in the Philippines.
Whether you’re looking for major urban centers like Quezon City and Cebu or lesser-known cities scattered across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, this tool has you covered. Click the button below to get your random city in the Philippines!
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Ang generator na ito ay nagpapakita ng random na lungsod mula sa 149 na lungsod sa Pilipinas.
My Visit to the Philippines
I have been to the Philippines once, in 2017, during the first half of what would become a 777-day trip around the world. I first stayed in Quezon City, part of Manila’s metropolitan area. I remember visiting SM North EDSA—then the largest shopping mall in the Philippines—and cooking tuna pasta for dinner. I recall the tuna pasta so well because it was the first time I had cooked it during my journey.
Afterwards, I traveled to Palawan in the southwest part of the country. I would have liked to continue to Borneo without flying, but no such voyages were available, so I returned to Manila by ferry and flew to Brunei Darussalam instead.
The photo at the top features a local jeepney in Quezon City.
Randomness plays a big part on Arimo Travels. This Philippines city generator is one of many you can find here—check out the full collection on the Random Generators page. I’ve also created city randomizers for nearby countries like Taiwan, Malaysia, and Thailand.