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Capas, Tarlac by an editor

New Asia Golf & Spa Resort

A 27-hole, par 108 golf course in Barangay O'Donnell along the river of the same name. The facility also offers Korean-inspired sauna and in-house spa services.

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Capas, Tarlac by an editor

San Nicolas de Tolentino Parish

Capas' main Roman Catholic church, founded in 1776. The church's architecture is rather bland due to it being rebuilt after World War II, but the parish's feast day draws crowds.

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Capas, Tarlac by an editor

Death March Memorial Shrine

A monument with an inverted V structure commemorating the tragedy of the Death March as well as dedicated to the heroism of Allied soldiers of World War II.

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Camiling, Tarlac by an editor

Maria Clara (Leonor Rivera-Kipping) House

This house was owned by Leonor Rivera who could have been Mrs. Jose Rizal. They were in a relationship for 11 years. Leonor's mother did not like the rebellious Jose and intercepted the letters of the young lovers. Leonor, convinced …

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Camiling, Tarlac by an editor

I Love Camiling (Sign)

A sight at Paniqui-Camiling Road, Camiling. Hours: Open 24 hours. Entry: Free.

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Camiling, Tarlac by an editor

Old St. Michael the Archangel Parish Church

Oldest religious structure in Tarlac, built around the 18th century. It was here where Gen. Pedro Pedroche and his men were executed by Gen. Francisco Makabulos and the revolutionary troops, executed on charges of rebellion at the orders of Gen. …

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Cavite City, Cavite by an editor

Heroes Arch

A monumental arch that served as the entrance to the Spanish-era Port of Cavite.

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Cavite City, Cavite by an editor

Sangley Point

A former United States Navy station that was turned over to the Philippine Navy and Philippine Air Force. It houses the Danilo Atienza Air Base and Naval Base Cavite; visitors must register first before entering. It is also the site …

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Cavite City, Cavite by an editor

Cavite City Clock Tower

A sight at Plaza Soledad, Cavite City. Hours: Open 24 hours.

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Cavite City, Cavite by an editor

Ramon Quijano Samonte Park

The main green space in the city, it is contiguous with Plaza Soledad and contains the clock tower, the Ermita, and a small aviary featuring exotic bird species, particularly rare chicken breeds. Cavite City Hall is at the north end …

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Cavite City, Cavite by an editor

Thirteen Martyrs Monument

The thirteen Martyrs of Cavite were Filipino patriots executed by musketry on September 12, 1896, for cooperating with the Katipunan during the Philippine Revolution against Spain. The capital city of Trece Martires in Cavite is named after them. In 1906, …

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Daet, Camarines Norte by an editor

Bagasbas Beach

For swimming and surfing.

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Dagupan City, Pangasinan by an editor

Bonuan Beach

Something to do in Dagupan City.

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Dagupan City, Pangasinan by an editor

Magsaysay Fish Market and Landing Center

The fish industry in action. Here you can probably see some of Dagupan's much-acclaimed milkfish and other dainty creatures that dwell in the brackish water.

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Dasmariñas City, Cavite by an editor

Daño Street

A scenic winding street, which overlooks Dasma's remaining patch of open fields. During Christmas season, it becomes a pedestrian-only street and a flea market (tiangge)

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Cabangan, Zambales by an editor

Cabangan Beach

Cabangan's beachfront stretches through eight barangays along the South China Sea and consists of grayish sand. However, the strong waves make the beach more ideal for surfing than long-range swimming.

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Cabangan, Zambales by an editor

Cabangan Pier

A privately-built pier that was built to host barges extracting sand from Cabangan. It is also used by residents as a recreational and boating area at the estuary of the Bangan River.

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Cabangan, Zambales by an editor

Matag-Ay Lanum Falls

A sight at San Juan, Cabangan.

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Cabangan, Zambales by an editor

Agbobotilya River

A stretch of clear waters included in hiking itineraries for Mount Mariglem, featuring water-sculpted cliffs and natural pools.

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Cabangan, Zambales by an editor

Mount Mariglem

A peak involving a 2- to 3-hour climb through exposed terrain with the only vegetation being grass, not the best option during the summer heat from March to May. Most climbs involve a descent afterwards to the Maligha and Agbobotilya …

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Botolan, Zambales by an editor

Capayawan Beach

A stretch of beach used more often by local residents and tourists seeking budget-friendly options.

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Botolan, Zambales by an editor

Tukal-Tukal Falls

A waterfall on the slopes of Mount Mangkirat.

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Binangonan, Rizal by an editor

Nuestra Señora de los Angeles de Binangonan

A Roman Catholic church in the rural Morong Peninsula that houses a venerated 19th-century sculpture of the Virgin Mary which, along with the statue of Saint Ursula in Binangonan Parish, are the two most important religious icons of Binangonan.

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Binangonan, Rizal by an editor

Binangonan Church

Binangonan's main Roman Catholic church, built in 1792 in the Baroque style and declared a national cultural treasure in 2025. Its highlights are the original Spanish-era altarpieces and a statue of Saint Ursula in the main altar.

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Burgos, Pangasinan by an editor

Nambalan Beach

Unlike most beaches where there are stretches and stretches of sand, Nambalan Beach also has grassy areas shaded by coconut trees where anyone could lay down blankets and enjoy the breeze and scenery before heading out to get a suntan. …

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Burgos, Pangasinan by an editor

Batog Beach

A sight at Iliw-Iliw, Burgos.

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Burgos, Pangasinan by an editor

Danao Lake

A sight at Cacayasen, Burgos.

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Burgos, Pangasinan by an editor

Sangbay Falls

It can be challenging for some to get there because of the 30-minute walk from the main road but the rewards at the other end are well worth the effort.

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