To Do

Clark Museum has four galleries that tell the history of Clark, Pampanga's history. The museum was renovated recently to expand its collection of relics, dioramas, seasonal displays and more to showcase Clark's rich history, especially through its state-of-the-art 4D theater that takes viewers through an immersive journey around Mt. Pinatubo and its indigenous Aeta communities,

Clark Sun Valley Golf Resort is a scenic golf destination located near the foot of Mt. Pinatubo. It features an 18-hole golf course, a fully equipped clubhouse tee houses, a Pro Shop, and a restaurant that serves Korean and Filipino dishes.

The town of Guagua is known for its master guitar makers. Customers can choose from the readily available guitars on display in various establishments like Lumanog, Bandilla, 3GL Custom Guitars, The Luthier and more or have one customized to their liking.

Koyang Mario serves traditional Kapampangan family recipes owned by the Lapid family. Their signature dish is their lechon pugon, or roast pig cooked in a brick oven instead of an open pit. Because of its proximity to the wet market, it also enjoys easy access to fresh seafood.

Cusina Manuela empanadas are filled with hearty servings of either ham and cheese, sisig, chicken, humba, and their speciality called pisto, which is a medley of carrots, peas, onion, hotdog, ground pork, potato, and scrambled egg. They also serve breakfast rice meals that are best enjoyed with a cup of traditional hot chocolate. They also carry dried goods and delicacies for sale.

SandBox makes good use of Porac's wide open spaces by offering an outdoor adventure playground for the whole family. Attractions include Asia’s first roller coaster zipline, the tallest giant swing in the Philippines, an Aerial Walk Challenge, ATV and UTV rides, archery stations, a go-kart track, and plenty of fun courses and open spaces for camping, glamping, and picnics.

Air Force City Park is a mecca for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs. See decommissioned aircraft straight from the Philippine Air Force's arsenal up close, including a Huey helicopter, a Northtop F5, and a T-33 Shooting Star.

Stotsenberg Park, formerly Fort Stotsenberg, is a historical landmark with plaques & monuments dedicated to fallen Filipino and American World War II soldiers. It is now a peaceful public park with jogging paths. The Clark Museum and 4D theater can be found at the far end of the park.

Museu ning Ángeles captures Angeles' colorful past and present. Located in a building is recognized as an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines, one of its notable features is a section showcasing the works of Angeles native and fashion designer, Patis Pamintuan-Tesoro. It also has a Culinarium dedicated to showcasing Pampanga cuisine.

Puning Hot Spring and Restaurant offers a relaxing outdoor spa experience with natural hot spring pools, resort-style dining, and lodging options. It also offers thrilling 4x4 rides near the Mt. Pinatubo surrounds.