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Metro Manila · 56 studios

Sunday yoga in Metro Manila

56 yoga studios in Metro Manila are open on Sundays, per their Google Maps opening hours or published schedule. Opening hours are not class times, so check the studio's schedule before you go. Published drop-in prices run from ₱500 to ₱1,500.

Updated October 2026. Hours and amenities per the studio's Google Maps listing (checked October 2026).

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56 studios

Quezon City (11)

BGC (7)

Parañaque and Pasay (7)

Makati (7)

Manila (6)

Pasig and Ortigas (6)

Mandaluyong (4)

San Juan (3)

Marikina (2)

Alabang (2)

Valenzuela (1)

Sunday yoga in Metro Manila

56 studios

Skip the map

53 studios on the map

  • Open now
  • Closes within 1 hr
  • Closed now
  • Hours not listed

Best time to go

Weekend mornings and weekday evenings are usually quieter, and weekend middays and weekday middays usually busier, across the 21 studios in Metro Manila whose Google Maps listing shows popular times.

Before work

18 studios open before 7 AM

After work

39 studios are open past 7 PM

Source: Google Maps popular times and opening hours, (checked October 2026), or the studio's published schedule. Bands only; class times decide how full a room is.

Prices in Metro Manila

  • Drop-in: median ₱800, from ₱500 to ₱1,500 (21 studios publish one).
  • Class cards: median ₱4,300, from ₱1,800 to ₱20,400 per card (26 published).
  • Monthly or unlimited: median ₱8,000, from ₱1,200 to ₱72,000 (52 published).

Prices come only from each studio's own page or ClassPass, checked October 2026. Compare cities on the Yoga Price Index.

Sunday yoga in Metro Manila: questions

How many yoga studios open on Sunday are there in Metro Manila?

56, as of October 2026: 103 Cordova, ALON Yoga Studio, Alora Club Pilates + Cafe, Asana Tribe Manila and 52 more. Each profile shows the source.

Safety noteHot and Bikram rooms are heated, often to 35 to 40°C: drink water, leave the room if you feel dizzy, and avoid heated classes in pregnancy. Ask your doctor first if you have a heart condition. Read the health and safety note.
Sources: NHS, Heat exhaustion and heatstroke; Cleveland Clinic, Heat Exhaustion: Symptoms & Treatment; CDC, Heat and Chronic Conditions; CDC, Heat and Pregnancy. Last reviewed 2 October 2026.

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