LRT Stations – Complete 2025 Guide to Manila’s Light Rail Transit Lines

The Light Rail Transit (LRT) system in Metro Manila is one of the most efficient ways to travel across the city. With its extensive network, the LRT stations connect key business districts, universities, shopping centers, and historical landmarks — helping commuters save time and avoid traffic.

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???? What Is the LRT System?

The Light Rail Transit (LRT) is an elevated train network operated by the Light Rail Manila Corporation (LRMC) under the supervision of the Department of Transportation (DOTr).
It currently has two main lines:

LRT Line 1 (Green Line) – runs from Baclaran, Pasay to Roosevelt, Quezon City
LRT Line 2 (Purple Line) – runs from Recto, Manila to Antipolo, Rizal

Both lines help reduce travel time and offer a safe, reliable, and eco-friendly alternative to road transport.

???? LRT-1 Stations (South to North)

LRT Line 1 serves as the main north-south route of Metro Manila. Here are its major stations:

Baclaran Station – gateway to Parañaque and southern transport terminals.
EDSA Station (Taft Avenue) – connects to MRT-3 via a short walkway.
Libertad Station – near Pasay markets and commercial areas.
Gil Puyat (Buendia) Station – close to major bus terminals.
Vito Cruz Station – near De La Salle University.
Quirino Station – serves Malate and nearby residential areas.
Pedro Gil Station – near Robinsons Place Manila.
United Nations Station – access to Intramuros and the National Museum.
Central Terminal Station – near Manila City Hall.
Carriedo Station – gateway to Quiapo and Chinatown.
Doroteo Jose Station – connects to LRT-2 via Recto Station.
Bambang Station – near hospitals and universities.
Tayuman Station
Blumentritt Station – transfer point to Philippine National Railways (PNR).
Abad Santos Station
R. Papa Station
5th Avenue Station
Monumento Station – major northern terminal and shopping hub.
Balintawak Station – near EDSA and bus terminals.
Roosevelt Station (Fernando Poe Jr. Station) – northernmost point of LRT-1.

???? LRT-2 Stations (West to East)

LRT Line 2 connects the eastern part of Metro Manila to the city center.

Recto Station – near University Belt, Manila.
Legarda Station – access to schools like San Sebastian College.
Pureza Station – close to PUP Sta. Mesa.
V. Mapa Station – near SM City Sta. Mesa.
J. Ruiz Station – serves San Juan City.
Gilmore Station – computer and electronics hub.
Betty Go-Belmonte Station – residential area in Quezon City.
Araneta Center-Cubao Station – transfer point to MRT-3.
Anonas Station – near schools and tech centers.
Katipunan Station – close to Ateneo de Manila University.
Santolan Station – boundary of Pasig and Marikina.
Marikina Station – connects to malls and transport terminals.
Antipolo Station – eastern terminal in Rizal Province.

???? Upcoming LRT-1 Cavite Extension (2025 Update)

The LRT-1 Cavite Extension Project aims to add 8 new stations, expanding the line to Niog, Bacoor, Cavite.
The new stations will include:

Redemptorist
MIA (NAIA)
Asia World
Ninoy Aquino
Dr. A. Santos (Sucat)
Las Piñas
Zapote
Niog

Once completed, travel time from Baclaran to Cavite will be cut from 90 minutes to just 25 minutes.

???? Benefits of Using LRT Stations

Avoid heavy road traffic
Fixed schedules and predictable travel times
Affordable fares
Air-conditioned and secure facilities
Easy connections to other transport systems

???? Operating Hours

Weekdays: 4:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Weekends: 5:00 AM – 9:00 PM
(Schedules may vary depending on maintenance or holidays.)

???? Tips for Commuters

Always load your Beep card before entering the station.
Follow the queue and station guidelines.
Keep your belongings secure.
Check the latest LRT advisories online before traveling.

✅ Conclusion

The LRT stations of Metro Manila play a crucial role in connecting people across the capital — from southern Pasay to northern Quezon City, and from downtown Manila to eastern Rizal.
With ongoing extensions and modernization, the LRT network continues to improve commuter convenience and urban mobility.

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