Tarlac City Plazuela
The work they made in the plaza was exquisite. If you're in Tarlac City, try to stop by as admission is free and you'll be glad you did, especially the kids.
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The work they made in the plaza was exquisite. If you're in Tarlac City, try to stop by as admission is free and you'll be glad you did, especially the kids.
A sugarcane plantation that is the center of landmark decisions on land reform in the Philippines. Straddling the boundaries of the nearby municipalities of La Paz and Concepcion, It used to be a Spanish-owned tobacco plantation until it was turned …
The well-preserved ancestral residence of one of Santa Rita's most prominent families, built in 1841. The owners offer pre-arranged heritage lunches/dinners and tours with a minimum of 10 people needed for a visit.
A 1930s Art Deco residence that is the first concrete structure in Santa Rita. It is a common location shoot for films, TV series and ghost-hunting expeditions.
Meaning "Holy Mountain" in Filipino, it is a hillside monument/park filled with monuments to Jesus Christ and other key figures in the Bible. It is a popular pilgrimage site during the Lenten season, when visitors clamber to pray atop the …
A now decrepit residence built in 1921 for a former mayor. Unlike other houses at the time, the dwelling has three storeys.
A giant arena with a seating capacity of 30,000 people, used for conventions, concerts, sports, beauty pageants
Something to do at Governor Fortunato Halili Road, Graceville, San Jose Del Monte City.
Something to do at School Road, Tungkong Mangga, San Jose Del Monte City.
A dinosaur-themed nature park with large animatronic dinosaur statues, swimming pools, children's playground and overnight accommodations.
An irrigation dam on the foothills of Mount Natib with views of the surrounding lowlands and Bataan National Park.
A memorial to the 1899 battle set inside a small, tree-lined park featuring a mural depicting the event.
A rare 19th-century octagonal chapel. Built on the former municipal cemetery beside the church, it now lies in the middle of a residential block after the cemetery was moved to outside downtown for hygienic reasons.
A gorge named in part because it resembles the setting from the film Avatar (the one with blue aliens).
A Spanish-era Roman Catholic barangay chapel, built in 1838 and repaired following damage caused by the 2019 earthquake.
An ecotourism site promoting rural culture, although the view is somewhat spoiled by the presence of industrial warehouses nearby. The complex has a reconstructed colonial-era mansion containing a museum about farm life and temporary exhibitions of folk art.
Dubbed as the "Malacañang of Pulilan", in 1908 this historical house served as the joint municipal seat of government of the two adjoining towns of Quingua (Plaridel) and Pulilan.
It’s a nice memorial to read about its history. The memorial does a great job conveying the history.
A fishermen's shelter built on stilts atop a sandbar near San Salvador Island.
A road bridge offering stunning views of the upper reaches of the Angat River valley.