To Do

The Aquino Center and Museum was inaugurated on August 21, 2001, the eighteenth anniversary of Ninoy Aquino’s martyrdom. It houses photos and memorabilia of the late Ninoy and Cory Aquino, and the historical fight to restore democracy via the People Power revolution. The center also features an events/conference space.

The St. James the Apostle Parish Church, commonly known as Betis Church, is a Baroque-style church established in 1607 and dedicated to Saint James the Greater, the Apostle. It was declared a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts.

San Guillermo Parish Church, also known as Bacolor Church, was originally constructed by the Augustinian Friars in 1576 – also the town's founding date. Today, a museum lies near the facade of the church as well as paintings depicting the 1991 Mt. Pinatubo eruption.

Cool off in one of Mabalacat's hidden gems. Haduan Falls may typically be reached via two trails: one starting in Sacobia River and another starting in Haduan Bridge, which hangs over the Sacobia River. The scenic trek is facilitated by indigenous Aeta guides.

A resort ideal for family and friend getaways, this peaceful white sand beach resort is lined with coconut trees in a serene environment. The resort also caters to different occasions like birthdays, debuts, and weddings.

Everybody can get a taste of authentic Kapampangan (Pampanga) cuisine at Everybody's Cafe. In business since the 1950s, it serves local dishes such as camaro (crickets), buro (fermented rice), betute (frog) and okoy (shrimp cake) in a quaint house setting.

The Clark Parade Grounds is one of Angeles' breezy recreational spaces that has become popular for jogging and picnics. It is known as the former parade field of the US Cavalry's Fort Stotsenburg.

Laiya Beach remains to be one of the most visited beaches in San Juan, Batangas. Its its fine, white sand and clear blue waters are an accessible reprieve for those looking for a relaxing beach destination with modern comforts.

Matabungkay Beach is one of Lian's most popular beaches, with its shallow waters, string of resorts, and nearby conveniences making it perfect for a quick getaway with the whole family or friends. One of its key features is its floating bamboo rafts near the shore where guests can relax, or dine over the water.

A name coined from the phrase "mataas na bundok" (high mountain), Mount Manabu is a preferred hiking destination for beginners. It is especially popular among pilgrims during Holy Week, who make the journey through relatively leisurely green vistas all the way to the peak where a white cross is planted. The peak's marker and views aren't the only thing to look forward to - the local coffee in the villages along the way are also most excellent.