Cabin air filters often have an air flow direction printed on them, sometimes just an arrow. Without any obvious markings, how do you tell which direction the air flows so you can put your cabin air filter in correctly? Does it even matter? That and more is explained in this video, hopefully providing enough information to make the understanding intuitive.
Looking for the blower? If you can't see fan blades through that cabin filter service port, you can check beneath the area for a blower motor. These are usually a cylinder of plastic that points down towards the passenger's footwell. If you find that and the cabin air filter port is horizontal and directly above the cylinder, the air flow direction is down. This is the typical blower motor mounting location, because it is relatively easy to design and service.
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