The Manila South Cemetery has announced visiting hours and guidelines for the orderly and safe observance of Undas 2025.

In an advisory, the Manila South Cemetery stated it will be open from October 31 to November 2, from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.

The public is asked to observe the following protocols:

  • Bring only necessary belongings to the cemetery
  • Any type of sharp or offensive items such as knives and guns is prohibited
  • Alcohol and loud noises are prohibited
  • Any type of gambling or cards and dice is prohibited
  • Flammable items such as lighters, alcohol, thinner, and others are also prohibited
  • Keep an eye on your children to prevent them from getting lost

Meanwhile, the Manila North Cemetery earlier reminded the public that pets are strictly prohibited during Undas.

Manila South Cemetery

The Manila South Cemetery is one of the largest and oldest cemeteries in Metro Manila, established in the 1920s during the American colonial period. It is notable for serving as the final resting place for many prominent Filipino figures, including presidents, artists, and national heroes. During World War II, it also became a significant site of refuge and conflict, with parts of its grounds used as a guerrilla base against Japanese forces.

Manila North Cemetery

The Manila North Cemetery is one of the largest and oldest public cemeteries in Metro Manila, Philippines, established in 1904 during the American colonial period. It is notable not only as a burial ground for many prominent Filipino figures, including presidents and artists, but also for being home to a vibrant community of thousands of people who live among the mausoleums and tombs. This unique coexistence of the living and the dead makes it a significant cultural and social landmark.