Attractions
Medina Ancestral House, Arayat
Spanish-era private residence from 1840 on P. Tan Street, also called the Calo-Medina house.
Arayat
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Pau Falls, Arayat
Small cascade at the foot of Mount Arayat in Barangay Baliti, near Gintung Pakpak Ecopark.
Arayat
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Gintung Pakpak Ecopark
Eco park at the foot of Mount Arayat in Baliti, with forest groves and a man-made reservoir.
Arayat
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Bale Batu, Arayat
Artist Jesus Padilla's 'Stone House' at the foot of Mount Arayat, built from cement and crushed mountain rock and modelled on Angkor Wat.
Arayat
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Santa Catalina Parish Church, Arayat
Arayat's 1753 Renaissance-style church of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, 70 metres long, with an arcaded upper facade.
Arayat
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Mexico Public Market
Town market on Jose Abad Santos Avenue in Parian, in the heart of Mexico's old commercial district.
Mexico
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Maximino Hizon Monument
Monument to General Maximino Hizon, Mexico's revolutionary hero who died in exile in Guam in 1901.
Mexico
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Bale Mi (Sandico Ancestral House)
The Sandico family's 1827 colonial house in Parian, now an events venue open Monday to Saturday.
Mexico
Attractions
Rivera-Panlilio Ancestral House
Spanish-era ancestral house on Arayat Road in Mexico's Parian, home of the Rivera and Panlilio families.
Mexico
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Lazatin-Henson-Katigbak Mansion
Spanish-era mansion of one of Pampanga's elite families on 2nd Street in Mexico's Parian district.
Mexico
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Sabanilla Chapel (Nuestra Señora del Rosario)
Rare Spanish-era chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary in Barangay Sabanilla, Mexico.
Mexico
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Santa Monica Parish Church, Mexico
Mexico's parish of Saint Monica, rebuilt in a modern style after the 1880 earthquake left only its old belfry standing.
Mexico
Adventure
Birdwatching at the Sasmuan wetlands
Watch waterbirds such as egrets and curlews at the Ramsar-listed Sasmuan wetland, by boat and by arrangement with local authorities.
Sasmuan
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Sasmuan Public Market
Riverside market of a fishing town, beside the church and the footbridge to San Pedro.
Sasmuan
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Santa Lucia Parish Church, Sasmuan
Sasmuan's Baroque church of Saint Lucy, an Augustinian foundation of 1590 with a distinctive pineapple-shaped cupola.
Sasmuan
Nature
Birdwatching in the Candaba Swamp
See migratory birds in the Candaba wetlands from November to February, best in the early morning; the sanctuary floods in the rainy months.
Candaba
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Candaba Public Market
Market for Candaba's freshwater fish, prawns, lotus stalks, buro and salted duck eggs, with fried quail in the afternoon.
Candaba
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Spanish-era house at Holy Family Child Formation Center, Candaba
Large Spanish colonial residence inside a school compound in Buas, visible from the Candaba-Santa Ana Road.
Candaba
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Nuestra sa Pinac shrine, Candaba
Roadside shrine with a massive statue of the Virgin Mary on the Candaba-Baliwag Road in Paligui.
Candaba
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Nuestra Señora de la Merced Parish Church, Candaba
Parish in Bahay Pare that serves Candaba's swampland barangays and keeps the venerated image of Apung de la Merced.
Candaba
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San Andres Apostol Parish Church, Candaba
Candaba's Spanish-era Baroque parish church, founded in 1575, once a grammar school and a refuge for Manila's friar students.
Candaba
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Crissot Memorial Bust, Bacolor
Bust of Juan Crisostomo Soto, Crissot, the Bacolor writer who launched the golden age of Kapampangan literature.
Bacolor
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Simon de Anda Monument, Bacolor
Monument at the town hall to Governor Simon de Anda, who ran his government in exile from Bacolor during the British occupation of Manila.
Bacolor
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Don Honorio Ventura State University, Bacolor
State university founded in 1861 as the Escuela de Artes y Oficios de Bacolor, counted among the oldest trade schools in the Far East.
Bacolor
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