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Subic Lighthouse
A Beacon of Maritime Heritage
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The Subic Old Light Parola stands as a timeless symbol of Subic Bay’s maritime heritage, its all-white cylindrical tower a beacon of history. Perched on Kalaklan Point, it offers sweeping views and a serene connection to the past. Whether strolling along the Subic Boardwalk or exploring the park, the lighthouse invites reflection on the region’s rich history and natural beauty.
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The lighthouse itself tells a story through its simple yet functional design. Its cylindrical tower rises gracefully from a broad, sturdy base, tapering as it ascends to support the light at its peak. The structure is all white, creating a striking beacon that has long captured the imagination of those who’ve glimpsed it from afar.
Positioned on Kalaklan Point, the lighthouse offers sweeping vistas of Subic Bay, its enduring presence a testament to the area’s rich maritime heritage. Though it no longer serves as an active navigational aid, it remains a beloved landmark, a silent witness to the history that shaped the region.
For the convenience of curious tourists, a set of concrete stairs has been thoughtfully added to the park. These stairs, painted in a dark reddish-brown shade and accompanied by fences resembling tree branches, create a staircase that blends harmoniously with the natural surroundings.
To catch a view of this enchanting lighthouse, stroll along the Subic Boardwalk and follow the Main Road. Just before reaching the public cemetery on the hillside, the lighthouse appears as a picturesque silhouette against the bay. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply a traveler seeking a connection to the past, the Subic Old Light Parola invites you to pause and reflect on the beauty and history of Subic Bay.
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