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The Province of Pampanga, one of the eight provinces that were placed under martial law when it rebelled against the Spanish government in 1896, is a buoyant province that now holds 19 municipalities and three cities. It has come a long way since the Spanish times, now being home to Angeles City, one of the country’s most exciting real estate markets, and numerous other attractions.
But Pampanga’s progress has not been without challenges. The removal of the Clark Air Base and the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the early 1990s hurt the province significantly, but like the mythical phoenix, Pampanga rose from the ashes. Its numerous tourist attractions; its local cuisine, touted as one of the best in the Philippines; its top-notch public infrastructure; and its buoyant business climate are some of the factors that contribute to its popularity. A huge section of the North Luzon and the Subic–Clark–Tarlac expressways (NLEX and SCTEX) run through the province, ensuring that travel to neighboring provinces and Metro Manila is done with great ease. In addition, its most urbanized city Angeles is home to Clark International Airport—Metro Manila’s secondary gateway.
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Clark Nayong Pilipino
For something more historical, visit Nayong Pilipino, which is situated on a 45-hectare estate featuring replicas of the Philippines’ most famous sights. Miniature versions of famous landmarks such as Magellan’s Cross and Chocolate Hills, and even statues of our national heroes and political figures, are within the park. A trip to Nayong Pilipino is indeed a fun and educational experience for all ages.
Mount Pinatubo Trekking
A trip to Mount Pinatubo—volcano made famous by its massive 1991 eruption—starts in the province. As the volcano is pretty much very quiet nowadays, tourists can avail a Mount Pinatubo day tour package to see the world’s largest lahar canyon, which can be viewed via a trek to the volcano’s crater. Hikers even have lunch by the shore of the crater lake
The Salakot
The Salakot – Located close to the main gate entrance to the Clark Freeport Zone, this monument stands as a sign of Philippine-United States friendship over the years. It was originally built to symbolize the historical signing of the Republic of the Philippines and United States Military Bases Agreement in the early 1950s.
