Quezon City Weather in March

March: warm and showery

March feels hot in Quezon City, with sticky afternoons and warm evenings. The high reaches 31°C, and humidity stays high. Rain falls on 15 days, often in short bursts, so a wet spell can interrupt an outdoor plan.

You can still explore the Quezon Memorial Circle or browse the shops and food stalls at Maginhawa Street. Keep indoor stops, such as the National Museum of Natural History nearby in Manila, for rainy afternoons. Long walks in open parks feel harder in the midday heat, and muddy paths can spoil a hike after rain.

Events and crowds

March is National Women's Month in the Philippines, with events and exhibits taking place across the country. There's no single major Quezon City festival that happens every March. Holy Week sometimes falls in March, but its dates change each year. When it does, expect some businesses to close and travel demand to rise.

If you hate crowds, avoid Holy Week travel days and check the calendar before choosing your dates. Away from that period, March is usually calmer than the Christmas and New Year rush. School breaks vary, so family crowds can build toward the end of the month. Prices may rise around Holy Week, but don't assume all March is peak season.

Make the most of the day

March is one of Quezon City's better months overall, though the weather still takes some patience. It's a little hotter than February, but rain is lower. April gets hotter still. Save outdoor sightseeing for a cooler part of the day, and keep a flexible plan for sudden showers.

Travelling with kids? Quezon Memorial Circle has open space, museums and places to eat, so you can switch plans without crossing the city. For a local food stop, head to Maginhawa Street and try sisig, a sizzling chopped pork dish. Rain can slow Quezon Avenue traffic, so use the MRT-3 for trips toward Cubao when it's running.