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Manito is a municipality in Albay, Bicol Region, made up of 15 barangays with a 2020 census population of 26,425. It is registered under PSGC code 0500511000 and uses ZIP code 4514. This directory documents 24 attractions, 18 restaurants, 0 places to stay, and 42 verified businesses in Manito.
About Manito
Manito is a municipality in the province of Albay, Bicol Region, Philippines. It is governed as a Local Government Unit (LGU) under the administrative framework of the Philippine government.
The municipality is home to 15 barangays@if($city->population) and has a recorded population of 26,425 based on the 2020 Census of Population and Housing@endif. It is registered under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) with code 0500511000, and carries the PhilPost ZIP code 4514.
Visitors and residents can explore 24 attractions, 18 restaurants, 0 accommodations, 0 festivals, 4 local dishes, and other places throughout Manito.
azifind also lists 42 verified businesses based in Manito, from hotels and restaurants to professional and business service providers.
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Geographic Facts
Key administrative and demographic data for Manito.
Municipality
Classification
Albay
Province
Bicol Region
Region
26,425
Population
15
Barangays
4514
Postal Code
Location and Geography
Manito is located in Albay within the Bicol Region of the Philippines. The municipality includes 15 barangays.
Manito sits alongside other cities and municipalities of Albay, including Bacacay, Camalig, Daraga, Guinobatan.
Best Places to Visit in Manito
Manito has 24 documented attractions in this directory. The listings below span natural landmarks, heritage sites, and points of interest across the municipality's 15 barangays in Albay, with a full index linked at the end of the section.
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0 recorded festivals and events in Manito.
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Local Food in Manito
Culinary specialties documented in Manito and Albay.
Bicol Express
A spicy pork stew cooked in rich coconut milk, fermented shrimp paste (bagoong), and an abundance of finger chilies.
Pinangat
Taro leaves stuffed with spiced shredded coconut meat and river prawns, tied with coconut strings, and slow-cooked in thick coconut cream.
Laing
Dried taro leaves simmered in coconut milk and chili; a staple comfort food that is earthy, creamy, and spicy.
Sinapot
BicolÔÇÖs version of maruya (banana fritters), made from saba bananas coated in batter and fried to a golden crunch.
Restaurants in Manito
18 places to eat are listed across Manito, from casual local eateries to full-service dining, complementing the 4 documented local dishes above. Use the listings to find restaurants by type and price range before you visit Albay.
Pitogo by Chef Muel
Manito, Albay
Timpla Food & Drinks (Manito)
4VF9+554 It-Ba, Manito, Albay
Papa Burger Manito
4VF9+3G, Manito, Albay
Tina's Eatery
4VF9+F82, Manito, Albay
Kclara
4VF9+5FM It-Ba, Manito, Albay
JUANCHO's FOODIES
3R38+5V7, Cabacongan, Manito, Albay
Chum-Chow Fried Chicken
Purok 1, It-Ba, Manito, 4514 Albay
Yanyan food house
3RWW+6M4, Manito, Albay
Manito
3V97+69W, Manito, Albay
Barangays in Manito
Manito is divided into 15 barangays under PSGC code 0500511000.
Travel Tips for Manito
Best Time to Visit
The Philippine dry season, roughly November to May, is generally the most comfortable window for travel. Check local weather before planning a trip to Manito.
Getting Around
Tricycles and local transport are common for short trips between barangays.
What to Explore
Manito has 24 documented attractions. Browse the places section above for the full list.
Where to Eat
18 restaurants and food spots are listed, alongside 4 documented local dishes.
Manito in the Philippine Administrative System
Manito is classified as a municipality under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) system, assigned the identifier 0500511000. This code is used by national agencies including the Philippine Statistics Authority, the Commission on Elections, and the Department of the Interior and Local Government for census reporting, electoral mapping, and administrative tracking.
As a Local Government Unit (LGU), Manito is governed by an elected mayor and a Sangguniang Bayan or Sangguniang Panlungsod responsible for local ordinances, the annual budget, and local services. The LGU is composed of 15 barangays, each led by an elected Punong Barangay.
Manito is one of the cities and municipalities forming the province of Albay in Bicol Region.
People Also Ask About Manito
What is Manito known for?
Manito is a municipality in Albay, Bicol Region. It is documented with 24 attractions, 0 festivals, 4 local dishes, and 42 verified businesses in this directory.
Where is Manito located?
Manito is located in Albay, Bicol Region, Philippines. Its PSGC code is 0500511000.
How many barangays does Manito have?
Manito has 15 barangays, each governed by an elected Punong Barangay and barangay council.
What are the best places to visit in Manito?
Notable attractions include Abion Falls, Enchanted Falls, Manito Albay, Dalipay River. Browse the places section for all 24 listings.
What food is Manito known for?
Documented local dishes include Bicol Express, Pinangat, Laing.
What is the population of Manito?
Based on the 2020 Census of Population and Housing, Manito has a recorded population of 26,425.
What is the ZIP code of Manito?
The PhilPost ZIP code of Manito is 4514.
What cities or municipalities are near Manito?
Nearby localities in Albay include Bacacay, Camalig, Daraga, Guinobatan.
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Administrative and geographic data for Manito follows the Philippine Statistics Authority PSGC 1Q 2026 release. Population figures reference the 2020 Census of Population and Housing. Business and place listings are sourced from publicly available data. About azifind.com →