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There is no way anyone can ignore the beauty of Pamatawan River if they are traveling in the area of the coast of Pundaquit in
Halamanan Festival is a celebration that takes place every January 23rd in Guiguinto, Bulacan, the Garden Capital of the Philippines, celebrating the beauty of the
Calumpit Church or St. John’s Church has been recognized as the oldest church in Bulacan Province and the first site of Augustinian evangelisation in the
In the Diocese of Malolos, the Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Church or better known as Meycauayan Church, is the largest parish in Bulacan, and
In terms of size, Capones Island measures approximately 1.9 kilometers long by 0.4 kilometers wide. At its widest point, Capones Island is one of the
San Ildefonso in Bulacan Province was once referred to as “Bulak” because of its abundance of large kapok trees—a tropical tree that produces a pod
Nagbalayong beach, known for its Pawikan Conservation Centre and fishing community, lies at Morong town in Bataan Province. It has a wide area of seven
As it is commonly known, the Barasoain Church, one of the most historic religious buildings in the Philippines, and the site of the first Philippine
Pundakit, or the Municipality of Pundaquit of San Antonio, in Zambales Province, is a fishing village that boasts a multilingual local population (Ilocano, Zambal, Tagalog)
Subic bay is well known for its collection of shipwrecks from the past, as well as being visited frequently by the American Navy for military
A heritage site, the Plaridel’s Simborio chapel was built during the 1700’s and it is considered one of the oldest structures in the Bulacan Province
One of the few historical lighthouses in the country built in the late 1800’s and remaining standing today is the Faro de Punta Capones, or
There was a time when Olongapo’s Old Lighthouse, also known as the Subic Lighthouse Parola, served as a beacon for seafaring vessels long before the
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