1. Quezon City – 2,960,000
The most populous city, part of Metro Manila.
2. Manila – 1,850,000
The capital city and historic heart of the Philippines.
3. Davao City – 1,820,000
Largest city by area, major urban center in Mindanao.
4. Caloocan – 1,660,000
Densely populated city in Metro Manila.
5. Cebu City – 1,000,000
Historic city and regional center in the Visayas.
6. Zamboanga City – 930,000
Southern port city with Spanish heritage.
7. Taguig – 900,000
Modern business and financial district in Metro Manila.
8. Antipolo – 900,000
Eastern Metro Manila suburb known for pilgrimage sites.
9. Pasig – 870,000
Business district hub with Ortigas Center.
10. Parañaque – 770,000
Metro Manila city with casinos and resorts.
11. Cagayan de Oro – 760,000
Gateway to Northern Mindanao.
12. Dasmariñas – 720,000
Largest city in Cavite province.
13. Valenzuela – 720,000
Industrial hub in northern Metro Manila.
14. General Santos – 700,000
Tuna capital of the Philippines.
15. Bacoor – 650,000
Fast-growing suburb south of Metro Manila.
16. San Jose del Monte – 650,000
Highly urbanized city in Bulacan.
17. Makati – 630,000
Financial center with skyscrapers and business hubs.
18. Bacolod – 620,000
City of smiles, known for MassKara Festival.
19. Muntinlupa – 540,000
Southernmost city in Metro Manila.
20. Lapu-Lapu City – 500,000
Historic city on Mactan Island.
21. Iloilo City – 460,000
Cultural and economic center of Western Visayas.
22. Mandaluyong – 440,000
Central Metro Manila city with shopping malls.
23. Malabon – 390,000
Northern Metro Manila city known for heritage houses.
24. Baguio – 370,000
Mountain resort city known as the Summer Capital.
25. Navotas – 250,000
Fishing capital of Metro Manila.
The above is subject to change.
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