Tatuns Kambingan is a casual Filipino restaurant known for its variety of goat dishes served with rice and sides. It also serves milk tea and bottled specialties made in-house. It was named after one of the owners' daughter's nicknames.

Diwa ng Tarlac is a museum and community space in Tarlac City that regularly hosts local and national art exhibits. It also has a permanent diorama exhibit that shows Tarlac culture and history.

New Clark City is poised to a masterplanned community within the Clark Special Economic Zone Bamban and Capas. Owned and managed by the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), it covers approximately 9,450 hectares and houses an athletic stadium which served as the venue for the 2019 Southeast Asian Games.

Mudita Glamping Resort is a farm resort is located in the middle of vast rice fields where guests can join in on seasonal rice planting and harvesting activities. It features modern Filipino-style glamping accommodations, an infinity pool, and an Italian restauranat named Trattoria Altrove, which serves wood-fired pizzas and other Italian specialties.

Highland Mini Golf is a golf course and recreation center in Tarlac City, Tarlac, Philippines. It features a mini golf course and restaurant that serves refreshments and pre- or post-game chow.

Southeast Metro Arts, Inc. is a furniture and handicraft brand known for using lahar (volcanic ash) from Mt. Pinatubo. Its items go through rigorous quality testing required of import-quality products such as furniture, decor, homeware, and more which serve as functional pieces of fine art for your home or office.

The Aquino Ancestral House is the ancestral home of three generations of Aquinos: General Servillano Aquino, Senator Benigno Aquino Sr. and Senator Benigno Aquino Jr. The pre-war house is well-maintained and contains photos of the Aquino family, who hail from Tarlac.

Bamban Museum of History contains important documents, photos, and other World War II artifacts unearthed around different historical sites in Bamban. It is privately owned by Rhonie Dela Cruz and maintained together with Bamban Historical Society volunteers. It is frequented by Japanese visitors, researchers, and scholars looking to know more about Bamban's role in the war, as well as possible remains and traces of their predecessors.

Bamban Bridge does more than provide passage over the Sacobia River - the bridge itself is a sight to behold. At 174 meters long, it is one of the longest basket handle Nielsen-Lohse bridges in the world and the first of its kind in the Philippines.

The Shrine of Jose Maria Escriva Parish is is the first Church in the country and in Asia dedicated to the Saint. It is also known for its “drive-through” view of the Blessed Sacrament.