Region III (Central Luzon): Visit

Region in Luzon · 9 provinces and cities

Place Norzagaray, Bulacan by an editor

Ipo Dam

The oldest of the three Angat River dams, built in 1935, and the scene of a battle between Allied forces and Japanese stragglers during the closing stages of World War II in 1945. While access to the dam itself its …

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Place Norzagaray, Bulacan by an editor

Pinagrealan Cave

A cave that served as a refuge for revolutionary leader Emilio Aguinaldo during the war of independence against the Spanish in 1897.

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Place Norzagaray, Bulacan by an editor

Bakas

A popular swimming spot along the Norzagaray River with rock formations smoothly polished by the currents.

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Place Lubao, Pampanga by an editor

Pradera Verde Golf Club

A golf course set in an eponymous tourism and luxury residential estate. The complex also has its own airfield, and hosts the annual Lubao International Balloon and Music Festival.

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Place Magalang, Pampanga by an editor

Banal A Bunduk Dalan Ning Krus

Meaning "Holy Mountain, Way of the Cross" in Kapampangan, it is a religious complex at the foot of Mount Arayat that attracts pilgrims during the Lenten season for its 14 Stations of the Cross laid out across a trail that …

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Place Magalang, Pampanga by an editor

Ordonez-Calma House

A colonial-era residence whose ground floor has been leased out to commercial establishments.

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Place Magalang, Pampanga by an editor

Plaza Magalang

One of the better-designed and maintained town squares in the Philippines, featuring a large gazebo, civic monuments to local heroes and other noteworthy achievements, and a statue of a carabao.

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Place Magalang, Pampanga by an editor

Don Antonio Luciano House

A colonial-era residence inside a secluded compound that was also used as a filming location for some domestic period films.

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Place Magalang, Pampanga by an editor

Aquino-Gueco House

A Spanish-era residence belonging to a minor branch of the Aquino political dynasty in neighboring Concepcion, Tarlac. The view is partially obscured by mango trees.

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Place Magalang, Pampanga by an editor

Heliograph Tower

An obelisk-like structure built by the Spanish to serve as a "sun telegraph" that transmitted Morse code messages using the sun's rays. It is one of a few remains of an extensive Spanish military communications and watchtower system in Central …

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Place Malolos City, Bulacan by an editor

Old Malolos City Hall

A rare pre-World War II government building, built in 1940.

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Place Malolos City, Bulacan by an editor

Emilio Aguinaldo Monument

A sight at Barasoain Church Compound, Paseo Del Congreso, Malolos City.

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Place Malolos City, Bulacan by an editor

Museo ng Republika ng 1899

Housed in the convent of Barasoain Church, the museum tells the story of the First Philippine Republic.

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Place Gapan City, Nueva Ecija by an editor

Casa Batik

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.

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Place Floridablanca, Pampanga by an editor

Palakol Summer Place

A shallow point along the Gumain (Telesiko) River set in the backdrop of the high SCTEX Gumain viaduct that is a favorite swimming place for residents. Cottages can be rented from the owners, who are mostly from the local indigenous …

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Place Floridablanca, Pampanga by an editor

White House

A two-story private, white-painted mansion built during the Spanish era.

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Place Hagonoy, Bulacan by an editor

Habibi Resort and Sizzling House

A resort complex with swimming pools, karaoke rentals and a grill restaurant.

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Place Hagonoy, Bulacan by an editor

Bilaran ng Tibaguin

After a boat ride to one of Hagonoy's isolated coastal barangays, visitors can learn more about the community's relationship with the water and get the chance to buy seafood in this open-air space for drying fish (bilaran means a place …

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Place Hagonoy, Bulacan by an editor

Santa Monica Chapel

A rare Spanish era village chapel.

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Place Hagonoy, Bulacan by an editor

White House

A white-painted colonial era residence.

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Place Guagua, Pampanga by an editor

De Mesa House

A blue-green two-story private residence built in 1935.

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Place Guagua, Pampanga by an editor

Bale Pinaud

A nipa (pawid)-roofed residence built in the early 1900s for the David-Siongco family, whose members have produced senior clergy members, journalists and other intellectuals who have influenced cultural discourse in the Philippines.

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Place Calumpit, Bulacan by an editor

Calumpit Municipal Hall

A rare Art Deco civic building sometimes used as a stand-in for period films and TV series.

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Place Capas, Tarlac by an editor

National River Park Corridor

A 1.4-kilometer park along the Cutcut River at New Clark City.

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Place Cabangan, Zambales by an editor

Dapya River

A stretch of clear waters included in hiking itineraries for Mount Mariglem.

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Place Botolan, Zambales by an editor

Camp Kainomayan

The base camp for expeditions leading to Pinatubo. It also features recreational amenities such as a swimming pool, a zip line and wall climbing spots, in addition to a tourist information center from where packages to Pinatubo and related attractions …

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Place Bulacan, Bulacan by an editor

General Gregorio del Pilar Birthplace

A small park and shrine built on the site of the house where General Gregorio del Pilar, a revolutionary commander who died aged 24 in a battle in Ilocos Sur against US forces during the Philippine-American War in 1899, was …

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Place Bulacan, Bulacan by an editor

Ycasiano-Enriquez Ancestral House

A Spanish era bahay na bato built for the family of one of Bulakan's gobernadorcillo (mayor) in the 18th century.

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  1. Check the opening hours and the fee on the page.
  2. Bring cash: many gates and boats do not take cards.
  3. Take your trash with you.