The seat of the Diocese of Cabanatuan, on Del Pilar Street in Barangay General Luna. It briefly served as the headquarters of the Philippine Revolutionary Government in May 1899, when the First Philippine Republic moved to Cabanatuan. General Antonio Luna …
The oldest and the biggest colonial church in Nueva Ecija, founded in the 1500s and one of the oldest Roman Catholic churches in the country. It is the parish of the Three Kings and the shrine of La Virgen Divina …
Meaning "Maiden's Breast", it is the highest peak inside the Pantabangan-Carranglan Watershed Forest Reserve, with a height of .
An agritourism-themed resort with spa and overnight accommodation.
A parish church stands in Palayan City, the least populated city in the Philippines according to the 2024 census. The city takes its name from the Tagalog word for rice paddy, chosen to reflect Nueva Ecija's title as the country's …
A memorial on the site of Camp Pangatian, a military training camp of twenty years that the Japanese army turned into a prison camp for Allied captives. In January 1945 American forces and Filipino guerrillas raided the camp and freed …
One of the largest dams in the country, it is a high structure with a length of holding back of water from the upper reaches of the Pampanga River, sustained by the Pantabangan–Carranglan Watershed Forest Reserve that covers the Caraballo …
The old site of Pantabangan was razed by bulldozers and dynamite before it was submerged by of waters from Pantabangan Lake, but since the 1980s it has reappeared as an island on five separate occasions coinciding with extremely low water …
A little plaza built on where Antonio Luna, a Filipino general during the Philippine-American War, was assassinated. A statue of Luna in horseback is erected on the spot where he was killed.
A former American military camp turned into a Japanese concentration camp for American and Filipino prisoners of war, it was known for the raid at Cabanatuan, one of the largest military operations of World War II in the Pacific. The …
Another chapel serves residents of Palayan City, about 14 kilometers from Cabanatuan and some 130 kilometers from Manila. The city houses Nueva Ecija's provincial capitol, convention center, and sports center, and San Isidro Labrador Chapel is one of several small …
This chapel serves Catholics in Palayan City, the capital of Nueva Ecija since 1965. Congress created the city as one of the country's seven planned cities, and Divine Mercy Chapel is one of its neighborhood places of worship.
The submerged remains of the old town of Pantabangan, which was flooded on purpose in the 1970s to fill the reservoir behind Pantabangan Dam. The settlement was established in 1645 and stood for nearly 300 years before it went under. …
A stretch of the Peñaranda River walled by limestone up to 16 metres high, in the foothills of the Sierra Madre. The park covers 2,018 hectares in General Tinio, next to the boundary with Doña Remedios Trinidad in Bulacan, and …
A dinosaur-themed nature park with large animatronic dinosaur statues, swimming pools, children's playground and overnight accommodations.
A garden and farm filled with (mostly) bougainvilleas and other flowering plants, some of which are also on sale. There is also a cafe onsite. Also a popular venue for weddings and photography sessions.
The main plaza of the city, with a Ferris wheel, a lights display and a food park.
A recreation of the heritage houses of Vigan, built as a visitor site and known here as Little Vigan.
A neoclassical government building of 1912, set in park-like grounds of the American colonial period. The American architect William E. Parsons designed it, the same architect behind the Manila Hotel and the Gabaldon school buildings. Later work renovated and enlarged …
An ancestral house close to the Pampanga River that served as the headquarters of the First Philippine Republic in 1899. Aguinaldo proclaimed San Isidro the capital of the country on 29 March that year and used this house, owned by …
