According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), most planet will be visible on the night sky to the naked eye this month of November.
Venus will be visible in the morning sky an hour before sunrise starting on November 8 and will consistently rise above the horizon each passing day.
Mars and mercury will lie low in the western horizon 30 minutes after sunset during the last two weeks of this month. It is best to watch them on November 20.
Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune will be visible throughout the evening sky during the month.
Saturn will be low in the morning sky one hour before sunrise.
So, take time to go planet gazing this month.
