Imus
Imus, officially the City of Imus, is a component city and de jure capital of the province of Cavite, Philippines.
According to the 2024 census, it has a population of 481,949 people.
Getting to Imus
The heavily trafficked Aguinaldo Highways cuts through the city. You can take either a bus or jeepney, or drive your car to Imus. A less frequent baby bus/jeepney service also connects Binakayan in Kawit with Imus. Imus is served by city bus route 28 between Parañaque and Dasmariñas via the Aguinaldo Highway (Route 419). Imus is 25 km (16 mi) south of Manila, and reachable by a 45-minute drive from Manila.
Worth seeing
- 01Battle of Alapan National Monument
- 02Isabel II Bridge
Getting around Imus the local way
- Jeepney Route: SM Molino → WalterMart Dasmariñas · Magnificat Transport Cooperative
- Jeepney Route: WalterMart Dasmariñas → SM Molino · Magnificat Transport Cooperative
- IA UV Express: Alabang Town Center → Imus Toll Bridge
- DA Alabang–Robinsons Dasma · Dasmariñas Van Drivers Operators Transport Service Cooperative
- DA Alabang–Robinsons Dasma · Dasmariñas Van Drivers Operators Transport Service Cooperative
- Bacoor-PITX Shanhai UV Express: Bacoor → PITX · Shanhai Transport Inc.
- Molino–Lawton via Coastal Road UV Express
- Molino–Lawton via Coastal Road UV Express (inbound)
- UV Express: Springville, Molino, Bacoor → Alabang via Daang Hari
- Alabang-Springville via Daang Hari UV Express: Alabang → Springville, Molino, Bacoor via Daang Hari
- C85 Lawton–Paliparan Site UV Express
- C85 Paliparan Site–Park N' Ride Lawton UV Express (inbound)
OpenStreetMap contributors.
- Get inYou can take either a bus or jeepney, or drive your car to Imus.
- Get inA less frequent baby bus/jeepney service also connects Binakayan in Kawit with Imus.
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