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7 TRAVELER RECOMMENDED Three vagabonds weigh in on their favorite attractions, eats, and stays in Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, and Clark. 8 ON-THE-ROAD NARRATIVES Nicole Hernandez talks about sand dunes, sunsets, and surprising discoveries in Laoag. 10 SPECIAL FEATURE Proudly Promdi founder Ken Alonso talks about how bugnay and tapuey are making a name for Adams, Ilocos Norte. 13 WISER TRIPS Pro-mountaineer Christine Fernandez shares helpful tips on how to stay hydrated during summer trips. There is nothing like Environmentalist Celine traveling “far and ending Reyes Murillo tackles easy ways to travel responsibly. up somewhere close

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NorthBound 21.indd 4 4/24/18 9:05 AM ON THE COVER Laoag Sand Dunes, Ilocos Norte

Photographed by Martin San Diego

Models SEE: DIY GUIDES 14 Celine Murillo, Monique See, explore, and eat in locos Tendencia, Arrianne Norte and Clark with ease Guzman with our comprehensive travel guides. Special thanks to Laoag Eco-Adventure Development (LEAD) Movement 26 NEWS AND EVENTS Go Tours Limited launches first seat-in coach in Clark About Northbound Pagwanawanan Art Festival Magazine showcases La Union’s art and culture Northbound Magazine is a free quarterly travel Paniqui performers emerge magazine published by the North Philippines Visitors victorious in KanLAHI Bureau (NPVB), a non-stock, street dancing contest non-profit organization founded by the North NLEX Corporation rejoins Luzon Expressway (NLEX) Baguio’s Panagbenga Festival Corporation in 2006. NPVB’s primary thrust is to promote Northern Luzon destinations, culture, and events.

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President’s Note Contributors

here is nothing like traveling far and ending up CELINE MURILLO Tsomewhere close, be it on the road or in the heart. CHRISTINE FERNANDEZ In this issue, we opened ourselves up to both. NICOLE VILLALUZ We made our way to faraway Ilocos Norte and Writers experienced true Ilocano hospitality, from hotels and tourist favorites to dining holes. Despite its fame, MAIA IMPERIAL there is much to be unraveled in this coastal province: Photographer farms in Solsona, a heritage community in Currimao, the secret trails and cascades tucked deep within MACJANRY IMPERIO Dingras. As well, we rediscovered history through Layout artist popular ones, such as the province’s iconic windmills, a famous church in Paoay, and golden sand dunes in its neighboring municipality. NORTHBOUND MAGAZINE From Ilocos, we moved to the urban city of Clark, NLEX Compound, Balintawak, where child-friendly must-sees await thrill-seeking Caloocan City families. Driving through its modern roads, from one nature-packed adventure to the next, we were Mobile: reminded that in a bustling urban sprawl, the best (63) 916-6679857 therapy is one that is close to the raw and natural. (63) 917-5621331 This issue is one wherein we arrived at beautiful Email: revelations more than we could have ever imagined. northboundtravelmagazine We hope that by reading, you do too. @gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/ northboundmagazineph

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NorthBound 21.indd 6 4/24/18 9:05 AM TRAVELER RECOMMENDED Inveterate travelers share the best stays, eats, and activities in North Luzon.

ILOCOS SUR ILOCOS NORTE CLARK

Allandale Mirra Reyes Marky Antenero Ramone Go

Travel blogger at Utopian Biyaheroes.com Co-founder Travel writer and blogger at Wanderer and contributing travel Nomadic Experiences writer at Out of Town Blog

Explore Calle Crisologo’s A must-do when in Ilocos Watch a moving cobblestone streets and Norte are the Paoay sand documentary about the ancestral houses by walking dunes. It’s incredible! Mt. Pinatubo eruption at or on a kalesa. Climb up Being on top of a 4x4 the state-of-the-art 4D the Bantay Bell Tower for a that’s running on top theater. Take your kids to 360-degree view of the city. speed and moving its way Hansa Toys factory, which Learn to make pots at the around a barren landscape manufactures stuffed iconic Pagburnayan pottery is both liberating and animals used in Hollywood making facility. See antique exhilarating. Best to do it movie sets. Nearby Nayong collections and art exhibits right before the sun sets. Pilipino presents daily at the National Museum It usually comes with free cultural shows. Don’t miss of the Philippines Ilocos sandboarding sessions, too! Aqua Planet, which features Complex. 25 water attractions.

Taste bagnet in Narvacan Laoag empanada! A Go to Commercio Central and the best Vigan empana- common misconception is at Clark Field to get a taste da in Irene’s Empanada. that there is only one kind of sumptuous Kapampan- Sample Cafe Leona’s delec- of empanada in Ilocos. gan cuisine from various table longganisa. Sinanglao, Vigan and Laoag eachhas food stalls. a beef innards stew, is a its own version of this must-try at Kusina Felicitas. delectable snack.

Have a wonderful stay in a Casa Rica is in Calle Stay in Widus Hotel for a the most respected hotel in Crisologo itself, and cozy and modern vibe. Vigan City: Gordion Hotel. it’s simple with vintage furnishings.

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Sandy Slopes and Sunset Rides at LA PAZ SAND DUNES Words by Nicole Villaluz / Images by Maia Imperial

unset. I jumped off the back of the all over the Philippines and the world. It 4x4 we were riding, both my hands is a magnificent sight, after all. The kind on my forehead, eyes wide from that needs to be seen in the flesh. I was Sbewilderment. Our driver took us to the completely dazed. The travel to Ilocos is edge of the sand dunes, toward the beach, not an easy one, but standing there in what where we spent moments in silence, awed I can say is the province’s best attraction in the sheer beauty of it all. made the trip so worth it. I walked across the beach, toward the Rugged 4x4 vehicles are lined up for rent raging waves. Warm, powdery yellow sand in the park. Trucks of varying bright colors filling the insides of my cherry-colored pop out from the vast field of yellow sand. sneakers. The sun, slowly descending into Stand on top of one of the sandy hills and the ocean, was burning with such intensity you can see speeding trucks dipping in and at a distance that seemed so close, I could out of view between the sloping sand dunes almost reach my hands out and grab it – at - some up to 30 meters high- as passengers least it felt that way. yell in delight and the adrenaline rush. In I have never seen the sun that bright and another area, tourists slide down a steep massive before. There is something about slope on sandboards, many landing on their Ilocos sunsets. They are never as warm and sides and laughing like it is the happiest day golden elsewhere in the Philippines. in their lives. Although such surreality made it feel I stood there observing everyone and like we were at the edge of the world, everything and wondered how a busy this only took place at the edge of the La tourist attraction like this one could still Paz Sand Dunes (also called Laoag Sand keep its magic. There is certainly something Dunes) in Laoag, Ilocos Norte. Famous special about this place. What that is for its hilly desert terrain, the 85-square though, I guess, is something each of us has kilometer coastal area attracts tourists from to discover for ourselves.

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NorthBound 21.indd 9 4/24/18 9:05 AM SPECIAL FEATURE From Promdi to City: The Story of Adams’ Tapuey and Bugnay

Interview by Gretchen Filart / Images from Ken Alonso

ack in 2012, Adams was just a sleepy, remote Bugnay wine takes longer to make. During the town in Ilocos Norte. Every once in a while, it months of June and July, locals harvest the bugnay fruit, would receive tourists seeking its majestic falls then painstakingly segregate the ripe from unripe ones. Band mountains, but beyond that, it remained relatively The fruit extract is manually handpressed, diluted, and off the map. aged in a jar for eight to 12 months. All that is but a memory now. Today, Adams stands While other similar winemakers use additives to as one of the most productive towns in the province, reduce the fermentation process to merely two months, thanks to the thousands of bugnay and tapuey – local Adams’ winemakers have learned that waiting means wines made from fruit and rice – that its townfolk a full-bodied taste – quality that can only equate to produce annually. greater revenue. Ken Alonso, Chief Promdi Officer and resident “They only use the ripe purplebugnay , which is “mixologist” of Proudly Promdi – a company dedicated sweeter. Others mix it. We teach them quality control. to packaging bugnay and tapuey and “finding a market If they want to sell it at a higher price, they have to for them in Manila” - recalls these two liquors’ humble learn how to wait,” Alonso explains. beginnings. “In 2012, my mom wanted to help the local Instilling such sense of commitment in locals is winemakers in Adams since they were starting to make part of the charm of this success story. When Proudly a lot of bugnay wine. Having a design background, I Promdi was new to the industry, Alonso says locals did was asked if I could simply create new labels for the not see the value of their products. wine. That same year, a friend of mine invited to me to “They think that what they make isn’t deemed join a bazaar called The Global Pinoy Bazaar she was worthy for those markets since they are “just helping organize. I said yes and went on to join the probinsyanos” or locals. Before, they would always same bazaar every year until 2015, selling bugnay wine be hesitant or even ashamed to sell their products in and later on, tapuey rice wine.” Manila or even abroad. That is what we are trying to Since then, bugnay and tapuey sales have significantly continue to (make them) realize: that they are artisans increased. From local household staples, they have who should celebrate their craft and heritage. We transitioned to bestsellers in metropolitan bars and continually look for new places to sell and promote our restaurants, including Toyo Eatery and Alamat in products and educate people on what these products Makati and Balay Dako in Tagaytay. They are also are and who made them. Now, at least the bugnay fruit incorporated in Alonso’s Travelling Promdi Bar, a pop- and bungkitan can be seen as alternative sources of up bar that caters to weddings and corporate events. income,” he shares. What makes these two wines special – and From a few dozens made for rural households, consequently, sought after by drinkers - is the rigorous bugnay production has risen to 6,000 bottles a year; processes they go through, which only utilize simple tapuey, to less than a thousand. Indeed, these wines implements and manual extractions. have come a long way – their makers, too. Once only Tapuey uses sticky rice – the bungkitan variant – that crafting wines in their modest kitchens, some of is half-toasted in a palayok. Baguio yeast is added, then Adams’ artisans now have their own wineries. the mixture is stored in an earthen jar for a few days While the wines are widely distributed to nearby to yield alok or extract. After extraction, the juice is provinces and Manila, fervently consumed by both fermented for six to eight months, then labeled and young and old, Alonso says the biggest dream is to sold by Proudly Promdi. make it global. If locals who never thought their According to Alonso, this rice wine possesses a product can make it outside their homes now enjoy “rich, bold, sweet, and smooth flavor that is uniquely such massive success, who’s to say that international Adams”, owing to its “weather, location, soil, yeast, and is impossible? rice variety.

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Clark Duathlon Sulagpo Clark Freedom Run 2018 Powerman 2018 Classic Leg1 April 23-27, 2018 June 10, 2018 October 7, 2018 April 8, 2018 Parade Ground Area Parade Ground Area 5 Parade Grounds Area 2 Clark Museum Parking 4&5 4am or CDC Tennis Court Parking Clark Run Classic 2 Sulagpo 5am Swim Bike Run October 28, 2018 April 28, 2018 June 17, 2018 Parade Ground Area 5 Parade Ground Area Noblese Run 2018 Fontana Clark 4am 4&5 April 14, 2018 Parade Ground Area 5 Clark Cycling Classic City Run Philippines Sulagpo 5pm July 15, 2018 November 24, 2018 April 29, 2018 Clark Museum Parking Parade Ground Area 5 Parade Ground Area or CDC Tennis Court Bike King Duathlon 4pm to 8pm 4&5 Parking April 15, 2018 5am GGDC Area - Clark Bike King Event OX RUN 2018 Road November 25, 2018 April 30, 2018 Clark Heroes Run 2018 4am Parade Ground Area 5 Parade Ground Area 5 August 26, 2018 4am 4am Parade Ground Area 5 HAU New wavers run 4am April 15, 2018 Cloudfest Fun Run CM Blacklight Run Parade Ground Area 5 December 1, 2018 May 6,2018 CM Marathon 4am Parade Ground Area 5 Parade Ground Area 5 September 24, 2017 5:00 PM Parade Grounds Area 5 Bike King Event CM Challenge 4:00AM April 16, 2018 May 13, 2017 Clark Festival Year 6 Parade Ground Area 5 Parade Grounds Area 5 Run for Christ December 1-2, 2018 4am 6:00 am September 29, 2018 Parade Grounds Area 5 Parade Ground Area 5 4:00PM BCBP Run Clark Pulayan: 4pm to 8pm April 22, 2017 Heritage Run Parade Ground Area 5 May 26, 2018 4am Parade Ground Area 5 4pm to 8pm

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NorthBound 21.indd 12 4/24/18 9:05 AM Summer travel tips HOW TO STAY COOL AND HYDRATED Words by Christine Fernandez

t’s that time of the year again when the weather is consistently sunny and the sky is a cheery shade of blue. IThough the heat can be relentless, travelers cannot help but take advantage of the good weather and head outdoors. Health experts advice you to keep hydrated when doing so. Water aids in digestion, flushing out waste, keeping your skin fresh, and preventing the body from overheating - a condition that may lead to heat stroke. Eat to hydrate. 4 To help avoid health issues, here are tips on how you can enjoy the summer heat while staying hydrated. Instead of consuming sweetened cold drinks to refresh yourself, eat fruits and vegetables. Some easy-to-find foods with high water content are watermelon, cucumber, iceberg lettuce, melons, and cauliflower. Broccoli is also an excellent choice. If you’re heading to Baguio, you can easily find affordable and fresh broccoli in the public market. 1 2 Drink before going out. Bring a refillable If you will be staying under water bottle. the sun a lot, drink enough The more accessible water water before leaving home. is, the more likely you are One way to know if you have to drink it, so always bring sufficient water intake is to a water container with you. check your urine. A pale Doctors recommend drinking yellow color usually means a minimum of eight glasses you are well-hydrated while Swig a cup of fresh of water per day (250 ml or a darker one means you are coconut juice. 5 8 ounces per glass); more if dehydrated. Colorless urine you tend to sweat a lot. Sip means you are drinking too Replenish lost body water in frequent, slow amounts to much, which is also unhealthy by drinking fresh coconut lessen toilet breaks. and may lead to heart issues. juice. High in electrolytes - You can fill it up with vital salts that assist in many water from your home, your Pair alcohol body functions – it is healthy, accommodation, or at a 3 with water. delicious, and just as effective as refilling station. Aside from Alcohol can leave you any sports drink. being good for your health, it dehydrated. Be a responsible is also economical and eco- drinker. Drink a cup of water friendly. By skipping bottled after each bottle of beer or Christine Fernandez is unabashedly water, you avoid generating glass of liquor to replenish in love with plants and food. more garbage. lost water. She writes about it on her blog, www.jovialwanderer.com.

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ith an international airport and two expressways in its alley, Clark Freeport Zone serves as one of the country’s premier gateways to the world. Traveling to its nooks and crannies Wthough, one will find that more than a business district that is brimming with modern sights, Clark also boasts nature-filled ones. Below is a glimpse of what tourists can expect from the city.

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PARKSIDE GREEN AT THE VILLAGES YAMI BULGOGI Fancy a serene getaway just minutes away from Korean food-crazed travelers will find a heartwarming tourist attractions? Parkside Green at The Villages respite in Yami Bulgogi. Conveniently located within will not disappoint. Hosting an outdoor pool and SM Clark, it serves a long list of authentic Korean a 14-hectare sports complex with six baseball staples, including premium steaks (salchisal and fields, this integrated community affords guests usamgyeopsal), chicken lollipops, and shabu-shabu, the perfect opportunity to “live, work, and play”. At which also come with refillable side dishes. Warm, 70 to 100 square meters wide, its townhomes-style attentive service is also a trademark of this dining accommodations are capacious enough for big hole, as well as its well-furnished kids’ play area. Drop groups. Rooms have full baths and balconies with by every Thursday from 11 am to 6 pm for unlimited expansive views of surrounding lush greens. samgyeopsal at only Php350!

Prince Balagtas Avenue, Clark Freeport, 1/F SM City Clark M.A.Roxas Highway, Mabalacat, Pampanga Malabanias, Clark, Pampanga (+63) 925-5263104 (+63) 906-1530242/ (+63) 915-3905000 [email protected] daily during mall hours P Rooms start at Php5,500/ night with a P ala carte meals start at Php200 to Php500 maximum of four to six adults per room.

AMANTE RIBS AND STEAKS When it comes to steakhouses in Clark, no other name comes to mind than Amante Ribs and Steaks. Though only launched in 2016, this cowboy-themed buffet restaurant quickly grew to be a tourist favorite with its hearty, affordable buffets that include premium carved meats like baby back ribs, grilled pork, and roast beef. Also on offer are its signature crispy pata, salmon, pasta, and salad. Fill up your tummy after a horseride at the neighboring El Kabayo stables. You won’t regret it!

El Kabayo Riding Stables, Angeles, Gil Puyat Avenue, Clark Freeport, Mabalacat, Pampanga (045) 499 0696 Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Mondays) P Php220 for breakfast buffet; Php499 for lunch and dinner buffets

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DINOSAURS ISLAND EL KABAYO Relive the Mesozoic Era with a tour of Dinosaurs Island. Discover the cowboy life in El Kabayo. Sitting on a sprawl- Combining animatronics technology with informative ing grassland, the horseback riding haven features facili- guides, this theme park is an excellent place for children ties akin to the Old West, including a saloon, a trading post, to learn about history while having fun. More than 30 a telegraph office, and more. Built by an owner who had a species of moving, life-size dinosaurs are spread over lifelong dream of fashioning a cowboy town, El Kabayo is six attractions, including the Dino Trail. For a nominal guaranteed to provide a fun Western-inspired experience. fee, passes can also include a tour of the 7 Wonders Various horseback riding packages are available for adults of the World, 4D Theater, and live shows that feature and kids, from 30-minute carriage and horseback rides dancing dinosaurs. to hours-long trail rides with snacks – all supervised by trained guides. You can also opt to take riding lessons, Clark Picnic Grounds, Gil Puyat Avenue, which come with certifications once completed. Mabalacat, Pampanga Gil Puyat Avenue corner Panday Pita, Clark (045) 499 3033 Freeport Zone, Angeles City, Pampanga daily from 8 am to 6 pm (045) 499 0920 P Php250 to Php300 for students and kids; daily from 9 am to 6 pm Php350 for adults (earlier rides can be arranged)

AQUA PLANET Touted as the “most modern water theme park” in the Philippines, newly opened Aqua Planet boasts many firsts in its 10-hectare expanse. Among these is the pulse- quickening Flow Rider, where guests can experience what it is like to surf, complete with instructors and surfboards. If surfing is not your cup of tea, you can choose from 24 other water attractions. Aside from two children’s pools, kids also enjoy a separate wave pool from adults, plus a lazy river, tubing rides, slides, and other thrilling activities. Aqua Planet is also the first of its kind in the Philippines to introduce reloadable wear-on passes, which guests can use to shop and dine in eight stalls in the area. If you have any excess amount under your account, you can easily have it refunded at designated booths.

Clark Freeport, Mabalacat, Pampanga (045) 499 8277 daily from 8 am to 6 pm

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NorthBound 21.indd 16 4/24/18 9:05 AM MOUNTAIN CLARK FIRING RANGE ZOOCOBIA Safety is paramount when it comes to guns, and when Clark’s first adventure zoo park, Zoocobia combines it’s about safe pistol and rifle shooting, there is no better thrilling rides with educational farm attractions in one place to learn than Mountain Clark Firing Range. This action-packed adventure. On site, guests will find a learning center puts such a premium on safety that even giant slide, camel and horse rides, and a swing ride that trained shooters are required to shoot with one of their overlooks the scenic Sacobia Valley. They also have the expert gunners. The firing range gives customers the option to board Zooc, a gravity-powered car that runs on 101 on practical and tactical shooting, as well firearms a 400-meter track with hairpin curves. Children will have services including repairs, customizations, ammunition a blast petting farm animals and feeding birds, bearcats, reloading, and gun safety seminar. and monkeys by hand - a truly enriching way to learn while interacting with real animals. Don Jose Street, Don Bonifacio Subdivision, Angeles City Paradise Ranch Avenue, Sacobia Valley, Clark, Pampanga (+63) 905-3432412 (02) 899-9824 / (02) 899-9828/ daily from 9 am to 6 pm (+63) 917-8351111 daily from 8 am to 4 pm

HOW TO GET TO CLARK Genesis Transport has daily Premium Point-to-point (P2P) buses that can take you directly to Clark from the Trinoma, NAIA, and Robinsons Galleria terminals. For trip schedules and other inquiries, (02) 3328075 / (02) 4211425/ (63) 998-5827839 / (63) 998-5827842.

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NorthBound 21.indd 17 4/24/18 9:05 AM SEE ILOCOS NORTE Words by Celine Murillo / Images by Maia Imperial

ome to marvelous natural attractions and scrumptious delicacies, it is no surprise that Ilocos Norte has risen from the tourism ranks, Hconsistently touted as one of the most in-demand destinations in the Philippines. Whether it’s a trip for gastronomy or for sightseeing, Ilocos is sure to fulfill every traveler’s dreams. Here is a rundown of the best the province has to offer.

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KINGFISHER RESORT BALAY DE BLAS PENSIONNE HOUSE Located in the sea-rimmed northernmost town of Pa- If stylish accommodations and delicious food are what gudpud, Kingfisher Resort boasts exclusivity. Far from you’re looking for, Balay de Blas Pensionne House in frequented attractions, its secluded location (and no Laoag should be your go-to place. Exuding a thoughtful videoke rule) ensures fewer crowds and more time for design, it boasts antique furniture and intricate décor. relaxation. Its premier rooms and beach huts come with Room amenities like WiFi and TV, and comfortable a breathtaking view of the open sea. A number of water nooks for reading make the place perfect for families or sports like kitesurfing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboard- barkada. Its in-house restaurant, Saramsam, delivers ing, and windsurfing can be done on site. Its in-house sophisticated Ilocano delicacies like Chicharong Bagnet restaurant whips up an expansive menu that is a mixture with KBL (kamatis, bagoong, at lasona), Dinardaraan of well-loved Ilocano delicacies and Western favorites. Pizza, Kalti(Ilocano fondue) and Saniata - dragon fruit ice cream. Sitio Aprot, Barangay Caparispisan Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte #10 Giron St. Brgy. 7-B Laoag City, Ilocos Norte (+63) 927-5258111 (+63) 77-7704389 [email protected] P Php1,750 to Php5,700/ night; barkada P Php2,000 to Php15,000/ night rooms at Php4,600 to Php5,700/night

MEDARDU’S STONE HOUSE NORTHVIEW HOTEL Whether for business or for pleasure, Northview Hotel Set amid a backdrop of canopies and fields, Medardu’s remains as one of the tops picks for a homebase in Laoag Stone House is a picture of rustic opulence in the town of City. This 3-star hotel boasts function rooms, a pool, 42 Dingras. Chocolate brown stones line its walls from the well-appointed rooms, and a spacious garden. Situated facade to the interiors, with dark-stained wood slabs that on the northern part of the airport road, it affords easy add to the cabin-in-the-woods feel. Expect capacious air access to the Laoag International Airport and the city conditioned rooms and a well-stocked bar. Its restaurant proper. The hotel’s popular in-house restaurant, Garden is also not one to be taken lightly – customers swear it Grill, entices guests with Ilocano and Filipino favorites like is the main reason they go back. Aside from its warm pakbet with bagnet, dinengdeng, and sisig. service, the Stone House’s location is also strategic. Madongan Dam and a hiking trail rest nearby. Airport Road, Brgy. 46, Nalbo Laoag City Sitio Cabutnungan, San Marcelino, Dingras, Ilocos Norte (+63) 917-5060660 / (+63) 77-7731689 (+63) 917-5322389 P Php1,300 to Php4,500/ night

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VISTA DEL LAGO SEA’S KITCHEN Vista del Lago translates to “view of the lake” – fitting Named after its owners (Sonya, Elizabeth, and Al), since it overlooks glittering Paoay Lake. Adorned with SEA’S Kitchen is truly a hidden gem in Pagudpud. country-life memorabilia – wicker hats, clay pots, aban- Tucked in a parcel of woods, surrounded by foliage, ico – and indoor plants, the restaurant feels both like a this rustic country-style eatery serves from-scratch country home and a greenhouse. Its menu infuses local meals with ingredients sourced either from the local flavors to sophisticated dishes: boiled saging na saba market or grown in the restaurant’s own backyard. and kesong puti add subtle flavors to banana and to- Hearty dishes like Rocky’s Rustic Herbed Chicken, mato salad; homemade tortillas reminiscent of the local seared ahi tuna, and homemade brick-oven pizza cascaron sans the sugar coat. Meanwhile, Tres Leches grace aged, wooden tabletops. The sound of waves – a cup of cream, ripe mangoes, and sponge cake – is and the restaurant’s distance from touristy beaches a perfect conclusion to an Ilocano fusion meal. afford foodies a sense of reclusiveness.

Paoay Lake, Nagbacalan, Ilocos Norte Barangay Burayoc, Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte (+63) 917-7293074 P Php100 to Php650 P Php95 to Php355

LA PRECIOSA The long lines outside the two-storey Spanish-style roadside house that is La Preciosa should already clue you in on how good the food is here. The version 2.0 of the local favorite Peppermint Café, La Preciosa now offers catering services and buffet dining in addition to a selection of cakes. Its take on the Insarabasab – grilled pork meat and liver in a bitter and salty sauce – and Crispy Dinardaraan – Ilocos’ version of blood stew – are an excellent introduction to local cuisine. To complement its savory dishes, make sure to try La Preciosa’s famous carrot cake, said to be the best in the region!

J. P. Rizal Street, Laoag City, Ilocos Norte (+63) 77-7731162 P Php150 to Php300

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WINDMILLS

BANGUI WINDMILLS BURGOS WINDMILLS No trip to Ilocos Norte is complete without visiting the Right next to the Bangui Windmills are the Burgos iconic Bangui Windmills. The windmills do double- Windmills. This wind farm, though less popular than duty: providing 50 percent (33 megawatts) of Ilocos its neighbor, is the largest of its kind in Southeast Norte’s electricity and serving as one of the most Asia. It covers 600 hectares, spanning the villages visited attractions in the area. Marching across all of Saoit, Poblacion, and Nagsurot. Fifty turbines, all nine kilometers of the Bangui Bay, a total of 20 wind towering at 230 feet, generate up to 233 gigawatt- turbines follow the gentle arc of the shoreline, ensuring hours of electricity annually. The scattered turbines a postcard-worthy photo every time. Access to the wind make for an idyllic addition to the gorgeous natural farm is free and the site is open daily. landscape of Kapurpurawan Rock Formation.

Bangui, Ilocos Norte Burgos, Ilocos Norte P free P free

WATER ATTRACTIONS

MADONGAN DAM PATAPAT VIADUCT Once a regular dam that supplied water to nearby rice Yet another Ilocos Norte icon, the elevated road that is and corn plantations, Madongan Dam in San Marcelino, Patapat Viaduct hovers at about 30 meters above sea Dingras has now transitioned into a tourist attraction. The level, extending from Maharlika Highway to Cagayan dam has long been decommissioned due to a decrease Valley. The country’s fourth longest bridge, it spans1.3 in water levels. Bamboo cottages perched on silted kilometers, connecting the coastal mountains of Ilocos riverbeds are enough to draw tourists looking to bathe Norte to its neighbor region. It follows the bend of a in the runnel’s cool, clear waters. Entrance fee is only portion of the Cordilleras and affords a breathtaking Php10 while cottage rentals start at Php500. vista of the West Philippine Sea. It’s the perfect spot to J. P. Rizal Street, Laoag City, Ilocos Norte take a group photo or a jump shot! San Marcelino, Dingras, (+63) 77-7731162 Ilocos Norte Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte Php150 to Php300 P Php10; cottage rental P free starts at Php500

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NorthBound 21.indd 21 4/24/18 9:06 AM KAPURPURAWAN ROCK FORMATION SITIO REMEDIOS Kapurpurawan Rock Formation is a prime example of Facing the West Philippine Sea in the town of Currimao, beauty borne of chaos. Decorating the coast of Burgos, the heritage resort of Sitio Remedios recreates the this attraction features glittering white limestone sculp- grandeur of a mid-century Ilocano community. Based tures pounded by raging waves and an anvil-shaped on the Spanish quadricula, its vintage houses are rock as its centerpiece. White windmills stand on guard laid out around open spaces and ancient trees. The from a distance. A short descent down paved steps is structures are made from bricks and woods salvaged required to get to the site. Another option is to ride a from ancestral homes in the province. Don’t leave without horse all the way to the rock formations. sampling the resort’s fresh seafood and vegetarian meals and getting pampered in Ablon, its in-house spa. Burgos, Ilocos Norte Barangay Victoria, Currimao, Ilocos Norte P Php15 (+63) 917-3320217 P Rooms start at Php5,000/night (by reservation)

FARMS

TEODORO’S FARM BOUGAINVILLEA FARM Situated in the village of Maan-anteng, Teodoro’s Also owned and managed by John Teodoro, the Farm hosts large ponds for growing colored tilapia bougainvillea farm in Barangay Manalpac, Solsona and giant gourami and for water activities like boating is a one-hectare nursery that yields 60,000 blooms at and kayaking. Flowering trees like guava, makopa, a time and conducts demos for women’s groups on balimbing, and mangoes provide the farm with ample bougainvillea propagation. Though mostly sold to the shade. The farm’s owner, John Teodoro, also stock up local government for beautification projects, hobbyists on fruit-bearing plant saplings in plastic containers, and private landscapers can also buy these vibrant often giving it to guests for free. Visitors are usually blossoms. Also available at the farm are Palawan served with freshly caught fish, grilled or ginataan. cherry, duhat, and mahogany seedlings.

Solsona, Ilocos Norte Solsona, Ilocos Norte

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NorthBound 21.indd 22 4/24/18 9:06 AM CHURCHES

LA VIRGEN MILAGROSA DE BADOC Enshrined in the La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc is the ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH revered image of the La Virgen de Milagrosa, believed Centuries-old St. John the Baptist Church was built to be more than 400 years old. The statue was said to from stone and chalk. Its facade was whitewashed, have been sent floating in a box from Nagasaki, Japan. and the floor is laid with machuca and red Vigan tiles. Fishermen found it off the coast of Lago, Dadalaquiten. The church features 12 brick buttresses and a gold Located by the beach, the chapel looks like an inverted altar and retablo with intricate carvings. It is also boat, constructed using indigenous materials. The pews where painter Juan Luna was baptized in 1857. are hewn from wood, and the altar, of rocks and seashells. Badoc, Ilocos Norte Badoc, Ilocos Norte

PAOAY CHURCH When in Ilocos Norte, a visit to Paoay Church is a must. Both a National Cultural Treasure and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this church is the most popular in the region, known for its distinctive sides and 24 massive buttresses. The church’s design is based on Spanish baroque style, developed to adapt to the country’s earthquakes. The three-storey bell tower is made to look like a pagoda while Javanese accents can be found on the church’s walls and facade.

Marcos Avenue, Paoay, Ilocos Norte

DINGRAS CHURCH churches. Brickwork aficionados can delight in its layers Enduring a number of calamities – from fire to of brickwork, each representing a period in the church’s lightning to earthquake – the famous ruins of Dingras history. Some of the bricks are exposed, a result of the Church has been reconstructed and now serves as protective lime plaster being stripped off. a parish. It boasts a diameter of 90 feet and a width of 20 feet, making it one of the country’s largest National Road, Dingras, Ilocos Norte

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NorthBound 21.indd 23 4/24/18 9:06 AM Summer travel tips

6 EASY ENVIRONMENT-SAVING LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENTS WHILE TRAVELING Words by Celine Murillo

s travel continues to be a significant presence in the lives of Filipinos, the need to protect and conserve our environment becomes even more pressing. Travelers, Ahaving experienced firsthand the beauty of our natural heritage, should take the lead in ensuring that this is preserved.

Here are simple lifestyle changes to make, so that you are not just an adventurer but also an eco-warrior.

2 Opt for reef-friendly 1 sunscreens. Most commercial sunscreens 3 contain a chemical called Bring your own Say no to oxybenzone which has been water bottle. largely linked to a decline disposable cutlery. Having your own container in coral reef health. Luckily, There will be more plastic and getting refills will not only affordable sunscreens sans this in the ocean than fish if reduce trash, it could also save chemical are now available in we do not clean up our you hundreds of pesos - more the country. Make sure to also act. Help reduce trash by budget for your travels! Most allow your skin to fully absorb packing your own set of restaurants and hotels would sunscreen before getting into reusable spoon and fork be happy to refill your vessel. the water. This way, there (or chopsticks, if you are You could also ditch the bulky would be less run-off and feeling fancy). Metal straws disposable cups and request you would fully get its UV- are also now available in the for your beverage to be poured protecting benefits. You could Philippines. directly into your tumbler. also go for clothing with non- UV absorbing fabric.

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NorthBound 21.indd 24 4/24/18 9:06 AM 4 7 Always carry a reusable shopping bag. 6 Instead of putting your shopping hauls in plastic bags, bring an ecobag instead. Mind your trash. Support tourism Not only does it minimize destinations that put a This one’s simple: DO. NOT. plastic waste, it is also more premium on sustainability. LITTER. The trash you durable. Plus, it barely takes leave by the beach would Sneak in some research any space in a backpack. eventually find their way while doing your itinerary to into the ocean, polluting learn about places that have the water and harming sustainable tourism practices. marine life. If you go to the Make sure that your target mountains, bring everything destination do not allow back with you and never provisioning (e.g. feeding, leave garbage – even food luring, baiting) to animals in waste could be scavenged by the wild. Support attractions wild animals. This seemingly that uplift the lives of the locals insignificant act could and promote environmental change their eating habit conservation and stewardship. and make them dependent There are endless resources on on human presence. These the internet. It’s easier than 5 are obvious reasons to be booking a Piso Sale! mindful of our garbage, but Hold on to your balloons. the most obvious reason of Cute as it may be, releasing all is this: no one wants a balloons is never good for dirty destination! the environment. There have been countless reports of marine life accidentally ingesting balloon remnants. If you must have balloons at your party, do not let them Take these things to heart, walk go and dispose of them the talk, and you will be having properly. Same goes for floating lanterns. These fire fun responsibly in no time! hazards are “an aesthetic way to litter.”

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NorthBound 21.indd 25 4/24/18 9:06 AM News & Events

Paniqui Performers Emerge Victorious in KanLAHI Street Dancing Contest

earing poles that represent the names and subsidy from the provincial government of Tarlac. symbols of their municipality, street dancers Governor Susan Yap, Vice Governor Carlito from the town of Paniqui town won the “Casada” David, board members, mayors, and other BKanLAHI street dancing competition, besting 14 local government officials were present during the other municipalities. competition. Beginning at F. Tañedo Street and culminating “I am very proud to witness how talented and at the historic Maria Christina Park, the four-hour how diverse our culture is by their rendition of competition showcased the unique cultures of their street dances,” Yap said. 15 participating municipalities. Each was judged Judges for the competition were Tarlac State according to theme, choreography, performance, University Director for Culture and the Arts costume, props, and true representation of their Professor Marcelino Balanquit, modernist municipal culture and tradition. painter Rene Robles, Neust Folkoric Dance Paniqui’s performers received the grand prize Troup choreographer Joseph Ryan Castro, Tarlac of P75,000. Placing second is the municipality of Convention and Visitors Bureau President Karen Gerona, while Moncada bagged third place. Both Nina Lacsamana-Carrera, and modern folkoric municipalities received a cash prize of P50,000 choreographer Aris Bagtas. and P35,000, respectively. All other participating municipalities - Bamban, La Paz, Tarlac City, San q Street dancers from the municipality of Paniqui Jose, Victoria, Anao, Ramos, Pura, San Clemente, showcase their winning performance during the Mayantoc, Sta. Ignacia, and Camiling - received a KanLAHI Festival street dancing competition.

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NorthBound 21.indd 26 4/24/18 9:06 AM Pagwanawanan Art Festival Showcases La Union’s Art and Culture

he Pagwanawanan Festival of Arts is held annually to celebrate La Union’s art and culture. Spearheaded by the La Union TConvention and Visitors Bureau (LUCVB), the month- ABOUT LUCVB long celebration showcases diverse art forms by local The La Union Conventions and Visitors talents, including crafts, music, films, and paintings. Bureau (LUCVB) is a non-stock, non- government organization under the North Pagwanawanan is Ilocano for baluarte or watch Philippines Visitors Bureau and North Luzon tower. It calls upon locals to achieve the greater Expressway (NLEX) Corporation. It aims to purpose of being watchmen of the local arts and promote tourism in La Union through events culture. and partnerships. Starting the festivities is Rambak – Rabii ti La Union Soul is a community building Pammadayaw or “Celebration – A Night of Paying ecotourism effort involving various private Tribute” - an art exhibit and auction that unveils the and public entities and non-government unique Ilocano heritage through a night of visual organizations (NGO) co-founded by LUCVB, arts, dance, and music. HAVAS Media, SIFCARE, and FEED A portion of the auction’s proceeds goes to La Incorporated. This movement ensures the Union Soul’s eco-literacy projects, which include preservation of marine life in the “Surfing community livelihood programs. Capital of the North”, livelihood assistance, protection of the local economy and its local To learn more about the festival and other La Union stakeholders, and safeguarding clean, safe, events, visit www.launionsoul.com/events. and secure waters for all living creatures.

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NorthBound 21.indd 27 4/24/18 9:06 AM News & Events Go Tours Limited launches first seat-in-coach in Clark

lark Development Corporation’s (CDC) development is a positive addition to the tourism- Tourism Promotions Division (TPD) boosting efforts of both private and government announced Clark’s first seat-in-coach by Go sectors in Clark. CTours Limited. “A Clark City tour is a timely development that Owned by Gilda Padua and Aurora Agustin, Go (will) feature different sites and the rich culture Tours is Clark’s newest travel and tour agency. of Clark,” said CDC-TPD Manager Noemi Julian. The agency’s maiden project, the seat-in-coach “The first seat-in-coach and regular tour of Clark was developed with the help of the Department will allow tourists to experience the historical past - of Tourism (DOT) Region III Office, Pampanga as the Clark Museum and 4D Theater are included Tourism Office, Angeles City Tourism Office, in the tour – and see the evolution of the zone as a CDC-TPC; and participating food, hospitality, and premier business and tourism destination.” transport providers. It was created to cater to the Julian adds that if sustained, developments in growing need for regular and reliable tours in the city. the freeport zone such as Go Tours’ is expected to Padua explained that the Clark City tour will lead to an increase in domestic and foreign tourist showcase this freeport’s cultural heritage and fast- arrivals within the next 10 years. developing business and tourism sites. “There’s more According to Department of Tourism (DOT) to Clark than what you see,” she said. statistics, visitors in Clark comprised 30 percent At a launch in Clark Museum, CDC President- - or 1.2 million – of four million tourists who CEO Noel F. Manankil told attendees that the traveled to Central Luzon in 2016.

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NorthBound 21.indd 28 4/24/18 9:06 AM NLEX Corporation Rejoins Baguio’s Panagbenga Festival

anagbenga Hall of Famer awardee NLEX Corporation once again Pcelebrated the 2018 Panagbenga Festival in Baguio. The company’s float was among 23 festive floats that showcased local blooms during the three-hour Grand Float Parade that took place in Baguio’s main streets. As a tribute to the Panagbenga Festival’s commitment to culture and innovation, much of NLEX’s float was designed using fresh flowers and local plants.

Originating from a Kankanaey word that means “season of blooming”, this is the 23rd celebration of the annual

Panagbenga Festival. Baguio NLEX Team with Mayor Mauricio Domogan and Panagbenga drew approximately one million Festival Chairman Councilor Elmer Datuin visitors during the month-long festival alone.

NLEX Road Warriors with NLEX employees

L-R: Alex Mallari, Kenneth Ighalo, Larry Fonacier, Asi Taulava, Cyrus Baguio, and Juami Tiongson

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NorthBound 21.indd 29 4/24/18 9:06 AM NPVB MEMBERS DIRECTORY North Bound Magazine available in these establishments

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NorthBound 21.indd 30 4/24/18 9:06 AM CAMP JOHN HAY GOLF CLUB PALADIN HOTEL GILIGAN’S ISLAND BAGUIO, INC. CJH, Lookan Road 136 Abanao Ext. 7 Legarda Road, Baguio City Baguio CIty Baguio CIty (074)619.2634 (074)444.2131 (074)442.2408 HILL STATION TAPAS BAR & CHALET BAGUIO PARAGON HOTEL & SUITES RESTAURANT Upper Military Cut-off 14-16 Otek St. Casa Vallejo, Upper Session Road Baguio City Baguio City Baguio City (074)424.8070 / 424.8097 (074)444.9968 to 71 (074)424.2734 / 423.9100 / 423.9558 CHARLO INN PINES VIEW HOTEL IL PADRINO BAGUIO 5 Tacay Road, Guisad 24 Legarda Road Ground Floor, Antipolo Main Building Baguio City Baguio City Session Road, Baguio City (074)619.0364 (074)446.9287 to 88 ILONGGO FOOD DELICACIES CITYLIGHT HOTEL RIDGEWOOD RESIDENCE 23 Assumption Road, 3F Porta Vagas 245 Upper General Luna Road 17 Julian St., Brgy. Lualhati, Baguio City Baguio City Baguio City (074)446.5578 / (0906)572.5517 (074)442.8080 (074)446.6295 JACK’S BAGUIO RESTAURANT CROWN LEGACY HOTEL BAGUIO SAINT ALFONSO’S PLACE 102 Manahan Building, Session Road Kisad Road, Baguio City 36 Purok 7, Bakakeng Norte, Baguio City (074)442.4480 to 83 / Baguio City (074)444.9844 Fax (074)422.1218 (074)245.0977 JACK’S RESTAURANT DL DIVINE INN ST. PATRICK VILLAGE Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City 61 P.Valencia Street 34 Paterno Street, South Drive (074)304.5113 Baguio City Baguio City (074)442.3125 / (0910)720.3239 (074)448.6742 to 43 KALAPAW TASTE OF LAOAG 17 Martin St., Engineer’s Hill EL CIELITO INN SOUTH DRIVE BAGUIO MANOR Baguio City 50 North Drive, Baguio City 34 Scout Drive Road, corner Paterno (074)448.1805 / (0908)867.6647 (074)445.0456 Baguio City (074)448.6743 to 44 LE CHEF AT THE MANOR GOLDEN PINE HOTEL Camp John Hay, Baguio City Carino & Yandoc Streets THE FORREST LODGE AT (074)424.0931 loc 1017 Baguio City CAMP JOHN HAY (074)444.9965 to 72 CJH, Loakan Road LOTS’ A PIZZA Baguio City 2F, Victory Liner Terminal, Baguio City GRAND SIERRA PINES (074)422.2075 to 76 (074)446.1111 43 North Outlook Drive Baguio City THE MANOR AT CAMP JOHN HAY MARIO’S RESTAURANT (074)619.0488 Camp John Hay, Lookan Road 16 Upper Session Road Extension Baguio City Baguio City HOLIDAY PARK HOTEL (074)424.0931 to 43 (074)442.4241 / 442.5445 129 Abanao Extensions Baguio City VENUS PARK VIEW HOTEL MEI HWA CHINESE DELI (074)619.2807 to 08 19 Kisad Road, Burnham Park Campo Sioco, Baguio City Baguio City (0922)863.4492 HOTEL COSMOPOLITAN (074)442.5597 3 Bokawkan Road, Baguio City ROSEBOWL STEAKHOUSE & (074)442.7006 or 08 VILLA SILVINA HOTEL RESTAURANT (FORMER VILLA LA MAJA) 88 Upper Gen. Luna Rd., HOTEL ELIZABETH Outlook Drive Baguio City 1 J. Felipe cor Gibraltar Road, Baguio City (074)442.4213 / 442.5374 Baguio City (074)442.7329 (074)619.0367 ROUTE 55 BY HERNAN’S KITCHEN 55 Legarda Road, Baguio City RESTAURANTS / DINING HOTEL SUPREME (074)422.1276 113 Magsaysay Avenue 2600 GASTRO PUB Baguio City 66 Upper Gen. Luna RUMOURS BAR & COMPANY (074)443.2016 Baguio City 55 Session Road, 102 A Lopez Bldg. (074)424.5475 Baguio City JACK’S GRANDVIEW HOTEL (074)304.1966 /442.7268 58 Montinola Subdivision, Kisad Road ALWAYS BEAN CAFE Baguio City 144 Kisad Road, EDY Building SOLIBAO & GANZA RESTAURANT (074)422.0638 Baguio CIty Door 1, Puso ng Baguio, Session Road (074)424.4594 Baguio City MICROTEL INN & SUITES (074)442.3867 / 442.3319 5 Marcoville, Session Road AUNTIE PALACE FOODS Baguio City Pinewood Cafeteria, SWISS BAKER / DAD & I BISTRO & (074)619.3333 Baguio Country Club, Baguio City RESTAURANT (074)424.6395 Door 4, Puso ng Baguio, Session Road MINES VIEW PARK HOTEL Baguio City 1 Apostol St., Mines View CLASSIC SAVORY (074)442.8834 / 444.333 / 424.8109 Baguio City 132 Upper Ground Floor, SM City (074)442.1559 Baguio City (074)424.1991 TRAVEL AND TOURS / TRANSPORTS NEW RAJAH SOLIMAN HOTEL & CITY TOURISM OFFICE RESTAURANT FORTUNE HONGKONG Baguio Convention Center, Baguio City 44 Bokawakan Road SEAFOOD RESTAURANT (074)442.1006 Baguio City 16 Otek Street, Baguio City (074)442.7574 (074)442.9773

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NorthBound 21.indd 31 4/24/18 9:06 AM DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM EUROBAKE RESTAURANT AND CAGAYAN NORTH CONVENTION Governor Pack Road, Baguio City BAKESHOP (074)442.7014 369 McArthur Highway, Tabang, AND VISITORS BUREAU Guiguinto, Bulacan ESGALA TRAVEL & TOURS (044)794.0123 / (0917)533.8250 / 2nd Floor Fragante Bldg. 1 INTERNATIONAL (0922)837.0647 Aguinaldo cor. Blumentrit Sts., Km 14 Balili, La Trinidad, Benguet Tuguegarao City (074)422.2329 THE CRIB CAFÉ (078)844.0755 173 G. Dela Cruz St. 2nd Floor, NOANTS CONSULTANCY SERVICES Metrover Building, Poblacion, 23 Chuntug Street, Baguio City Guiginto, Bulacan (074)442.5041 (044)931.1023 / (0917)716.5179 HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING VICTORY LINER, INC. LA FAMILIA SIZZLERS & RESTAURANT BENJIE’S PLACE Passenger Center, PNR Compound FUNCTIONS & CATERING SERVICES 02 Cayosa Homes, Maharlika Baguio City Doña Remedios Trinidad Highway, Highway, Pengue Tuguegarao City, (074)619.0000 / 442.5708 Baliuag, Bulacan Cagayan (044)766.2037 (078) 369.1067 / (0917) 718.9011

CHATEAU LEONOR RESORT TRAVEL AND TOURISM No.88 Sunflower St., Caggay, CAMI TRAVEL AND TOURISM Tuguegarao City 215 J. Garcia St,. Banga 1st, (0917) 883.7667 / (0936) 156.6966 Plaridel, Bulacan ma.leonormargareth-0719@yahoo. (044)325.0021 / (0917)568.3374 com ESPER TRAVEL AND TOURS 42 Poblacion, Pulilan, Bulacan COSTA CARINA BEACH FRONT (044)769.9342 Sta. Ana, Cagayan (0915) 378.6901 BULACAN TOURISM CONVENTION AND VISITORS B0ARD FLIGHT FRONTIER TRAVEL AND TOURS EDEN’S LODGING HOUSE Unit N2C Cabanas Mall, Centro, Sta. Ana, Cagayan RM-105 ILGA, Natividad Hall, City of Malolos, Bulacan (078) 844.1508 / (078) 373.9332 Bulacan State University, Malolos (0920)923.6149 (0917) 881.5129 City, Bulacan INTRAMUROS TRAVEL AND TOURS (044)919.7800 local 106 Unit A VERA Building, Katipunan E.F. COSTALES LODGE Avenue, Goodwill Homes I, Brgy. San San Vicente, Sta. Ana, Cagayan HOTELS / RESORTS / RECREATION Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City (0905) 959.6115 (02)393.6433 / (02)418.0141 / CIUDAD CLEMENTINO RESORT San Isidro, Paombong, Bulacan (0918)668.8596 / (0932)859.9479 HOTEL CANDICE (044)791.1256 / (0916)500.0480 Blumentritt corner Luna St., MANEJKOM TRAVEL & TOURS Tuguegarao City Ground Floor, Uniwide Building, KLIR WATERPARK RESORT (078) 844.2003 Near Sta. Rita Exit, Kabilang Bakood, Guinhawa, City of Malolos, Bulacan (044)796.0528 / (044)662.7557 / Guiguinto, Bulacan (044)662.0506 / (632)734.5576 / HOTEL CARMELITA (044)892.0227 / (044)760.1075 / (0922)886.8772 9 Diversion Road, Balzain, Tuguegarao (0925)500.5547 City THE EXTREME ADVENTURE ZONE (078) 844.7027 LAWISWIS KAWAYAN GARDEN Office of the Tourism Officer, RESORT AND SPA Norzagaray, Bulacan HOTEL LORITA 402 Barangay Buguion, (0916)738.8880 67 Rizal St., Tuguegarao City Calumpit, Bulacan, 3003 (078) 844.2179 / (078) 844.1390 / (02)425.9715 / (0917)811.2332 / JB EDUCATIONAL TOUR (078) 501.7044 (0922) 861.2332 88 Poblacion Loma De Gato, Marilao, Batulao SAN RAFAEL RIVER ADVENTURE (0927)352.5674 JOTAY RESORT Talacsan, San Rafael, Bulacan Centro, Sta. Ana, Cagayan (078) 372.0560 / (0906) 748.1270 (0917)885.6761 / (0917)924.4546 OTHERS THE GREENERY BULACAN EVENT SUPPLIER LAS PALMAS LEISURE CLUB & HOTEL 80 Rio Vista Subdivision, ASSOCIATION (BESA) Las Palmas de San Jose, Tuguegarao Sabang, Baliuag, 3006 Malolos, Bulacan City, Cagayan (044)766-6325 / (0922)827.5122 (0922)807.9042 / (0942)824.7876 (078) 844.8091 PAMBANSA.COM 3F, Estrella St, Malolos, Bulacan OFEL’S BEACHFRONT RESORT RESTAURANTS / BAKESHOPS Elmar Street, Sta. Ana, Cagayan (0915) 582.1262 / (0917) 685.8898 BISTRO MALOLEÑO 1 Valenzuela St., Brgy. Bulihan, Capitol View Park, Malolos City, ORQUINDA BEACH RESORT Bulacan Sta. Ana, Cagayan (0942)824.7876 (0917) 466.3009 / (0915) 790.6457 ENLINS BAKESHOP PULSAR HOTEL 53 Pinagbakahan, Capitol Hills, Cagayan Tuguegarao Malolos City, Bulacan City, Cagayan (044)796.1029 / (044)760.2458 / (078) 304.1118 / (078) 304.0024 (0917)326.7259

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NorthBound 21.indd 32 4/24/18 9:06 AM SPORTS / HEALTH / RECREATION / XENIA HOTEL ARTS, CULTURE & TOURISM OFFICE C.M. Recto Avenue, SHOPPING OF PAMPANGA Clark Freeport Zone Pampanga Provincial Capital, BALAI CARMELA (045) 499.0000 City of San Fernando, Pampanga #08 Dunkin Drive, Capitol Hills, Caggay, (045) 963.0107 / (0917) 962.9389 Tuguegarao City HOTEL STOTSENBERG (078) 377.0032 Gil Puyat Ave. corner A. Soriano CLARK DEVELOPMENT Clark Freeport Zone CORPORATION TOURISM & GROGIES WINES & SPIRITS (045) 499.0777 PROMOTIONS Legaspi Street, Centro 6, Tuguegarao Clark Freeport Zone City, Cagayan PARK INN BY RADISSON (045) 599.3222 / (045) 599.6235 (078) 373.0356 / (0917) 578.0037 M.A. Roxas Highway, Mabalacat City (045) 598.7000 / (0917) 557.8893 CLARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRAVEL AND TOURISM CORPORATION (CIAC) EUROTEL Andres Bonifacio Avenue ADVENTURE & EXPEDITION Malabanias, Angeles City Clark Freeport Zone PHILIPPINES INCORPORATION (045) 458.1020 / (0916) 607 7825 (045) 499.1464 29 Burgos St.,corner Arellano St. Tuguegarao City RESTAURANTS / CAFES / BARS CLARK INVESTORS AND LOCATORS (078) 844.1298 ASSOCIATION AMANTE RIBS AND STEAKS Clark Freeport Zone CAGAYAN VALLEY TRAVENTURES CO. (045) 599.3442 1A Montana Place, Palawig, Sta. Ana, El Kabayo Compound, Cagayan Gil Puyat Ave. corner Panday Pira Ave., (0916) 277.6600 / (0920) 281.7878 Clark Freeport Zone DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM REGION3 (045) 499.0696 Balibago, Angeles City (045) 625.8525 / (045) 499.1464 W3GO TOURS AND TRAVEL 2F Editha Bldg., Balzain Hi-way, BALE DUTUNG Tuguegarao City Villa Gloria, Angeles City HOTEL & RESTAURANTS (078) 225.1684 / (0916) 557.7303 (0917) 535.5163 ASSOCIATION OF PAMPANGA (HARP) Marlim Mansion, Diamond Subdivision HISTORIC CAMALIG RESTAURANT Sto. Rosario St., Angeles City Balibago, Angeles City (045) 888.1077 / (0918) 906.7261 (0915) 283.3965

MY TOOTH GOODIES KULIAT FOUNDATION, INC. 11 a Atis Road, Trinidad Village Museo Ning Angeles, Old Municipio (0942) 013.6513 Sto. Rosario, Angeles City

NUTRI DELIGHT DELICACIES METRO ANGELES CHAMBER OF GREATER CLARK 177 Sto. Rosario St., COMMERCE & INDUSTRY, INC. (045) 888.2624 VISITORS BUREAU San Jose, Angeles City (0921) 432.2675 The Boardroom Business Center SUBIC-CLARK ALLIANCE FOR Bldg. 7160 Claro M. Recto Highway, DEVELOPMENT YAMI BULOGOGI Ground Floor, Bldg 2127 Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga SM Clark, Malabanias (045)499.1146 CDC Corporate Headquarters, Clark Angeles City Freeport Zone (045) 599.7499 HOTELS / RESORTS / YUFUIN ACCOMMODATIONS First St. corner 2nd Ave., LOVE OF GOD MISSION, INC. Balibago, Angeles City 2070 P. Villanueva St., GLOBAL CLARK ASSETS CORP. (045) 625.5537 / (0917) 759.8105 Lourdes Sur East, Angeles City THE VILLAGES (0935) 755.7580 C.M. Recto Avenue, TOURISM GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS Clark Freeport Zone REX TOMEN, REALTOR (0925) 526.3104 ALLIANCE OF TRAVEL & TOUR (0917) 830.7880 AGENCIES OF PAMPANGA (ATTAP) Horizonhill Hotel KOREGON VILLAS INC. TRAVEL AGENCIES / TOUR OPERATORS Jose Abad Santos Avenue, Malabanias Road corner Plaridel St. Angeles City Clark Freeport Zone AMEGA TRAVEL (045) 4998042 / (045) 4994276 Horizonhill Hotel ANGELES CITY ASSOCIATION OF Malabanias Road cor. Plaridel St. MIMOSA CITYSCAPES, INC. MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISE Angeles City 177 Sto. Rosario St., San Jose QUEST HOTEL (0917) 626.4907 / (0917) 626.4925 Angeles City Mimosa Drive, Mimosa Leisure Estate, (045) 624.0203 Clark Freeport Zone (0921) 432.2675 (02) 845.1888 ANGELES INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ANGELES CITY TOURISM OFFICE CENTER, INC. OASIS HOTEL (ACTO) 805 Don Juico Avenue, Clarkview Angeles City Hall, Pulung Maragul S.M. Maranao, 620 Don Juico Ave., Angeles City Angeles City, Pampanga Clarkview, Angeles (045) 625.6051 to 52 (045) 892.6272 (045) 625.2286 / (0917) 812.2106

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NorthBound 21.indd 33 4/24/18 9:06 AM GO CLARK TOURS CO LTD. GOTO PLUS / SUBICOM JAVA HOTEL G/F 2041 Clark Hostel 2/F GT Bldg. Sta. Rita Road corner 55-B SALET Gen. Segundo Avenue, Ninoy Aquino Ave. cor. M.A. Roxas Canal Rd. SBFZ Laoag City Ilocos Norte Ave (047) 252.9978 (0917)548.4894 / (077)770.5996-97 / Clark Freeport Zone (0917)500.5282 / (0939)916.5800 (0905) 337.3864 GENESIS TRANSPORT SERVICES, INC. 704 EDSA corner New York Street MIRA DE POLARIS HOTEL Ventura St. Brgy. 1 San Francisco San METRO ANGELES TRAVEL Cubao, Quezon City Nicolas, Ilocos Norte Sto. Entierro St., Angeles City (02) 332.8075 (077)676.1647 / (0917)558.6472 (045) 888.3927 (0998) 582.7828 NORTHVIEW HOTEL PETER LISING OMNI AVIATION CORPORATION Airport Ave. Brgy. 46 Nalbo, Laoag City MAG Travel and Tours M.A. Roxas Highway, Clark Freeport (077)773.1689 / (0917)506.0660 (0927) 486.2597 Zone (045) 499.6664 PANGIL BEACH RESORT TIES THAT TRAVEL Brgy. Pangil, Currimao Ilocos Norte SM City Clark, Angeles City LANSANG AND CRUZ REALTY (0917)547.7750 / (0906)953.3469 (0917) 606.6299 / (0929) 864.6299 San Jose St., Barangay San Jose, THE PALACIO DE LAOAG INC. (0922) 855.2966 / (045) 499.0357 Angeles City 27 P. Paternos St. Vintar Road. to 58 (0943) 262.3950 Laoag City (077)772.2951 / (077)772.2950 / DESTINATION / RECREATION GOLDEN PASSAGE SPA (077)771.5717 / (0948)302.2392 / Sto. Rosario St., Angeles City (0917)503.2055 / (0939)906.4548 CLARK (EL KABAYO) RIDING (0916) 475.0635 STABLES, INC. Gil Puyat Ave. cor Panday Pira Ave. HOLOS CARE, INC. RESTAURANT / DINING Clark Freeport Zone 2/F Clark House Bldg., M.A Roxas ALOHALYN’S PLACE (045) 499.0920 / (0916) 519.9149 Highway, Calayab, 2900 Laoag City Bayanihan Park, Balibago, Angeles City (0918)490.3688 / (0975)847.1658 CYNTHIA TIZON (0922) 855.2966 CRC CHARISMA NATURE FARM, INC. EAGLES’ NEST BAR AND RESTAURANT 55-B SALET Gen. Segundo Avenue, Magalang, Pampanga RETAIL TOURISM (0933) 397.4833 Laoag City Ilocos Norte (077)770.5996-97 / (0917)500.5282 / K’s CREATIONS BEADS AND BLINGS (0939)916.5800 NAYONG PILIPINO 226A 1st Street, Marison Subdivision Centennial Road, Angeles City SARMSAM YLOCANO Clark Freeport Zone (045) 436.5629 RESTAURANT & BAR (045) 499.3239 / (0927) 042.4473 N. Corpuz Building, Rizal St. corner Hizon St., Brgy. 7-A Laoag City, 2900 ZOOCABIA Laoag Sitio Monicayo, Mabalacat City (077)670.3219 / (0917)702.6401 / (0919) 490.9951 / (0995) 550.6016 (0917)963.7774 / (0919)888.5628 (045) 499.5539 TRAVEL AND TOURISM PUNING HOT SPRINGS & RESTAURANTS RAVAL TRAVEL NETWORK Sapang Bato, Angeles City 832 3/F 880888 Realty Bldg. Gen (0919) 339.2795 / (045) 499.8237 Luna St. Cor. Balintawak St. Brgy. 9 Laoag City (077)771.5541 / (0936)915.6675 / MOUNTAIN CLARK FIRING RANGE (0919)894.4593 OCULUS ARCHERY Don Jose St., Angeles City VIVA ILOCOS TRAVEL AND (0906) 391.0487 ILOCOS NORTE CONVENTION AND HOSPITALITY SERVICES INC. Brgy. 55 Barit - A, General Segundo DINOSAUR ISLAND INSECT LANDIA VISITORS BUREAU Avenue, Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, 2900 Gil Puyat Ave., Clark Freeport Zone Rm. 2 Balay de Blas, 10 Giron St., (0917)887.5005 / (077)677.1922 / (045) 499.3033 / (0936) 656.9989 Brgy. 7-B, Laoag City (077)677.1099 / (0917)883.2999 / (077)770.4389 (0928)346.9559 ANGELES HERITAGE DISTRICT [email protected] (0916) 613.6703 LIFESTYLE / ACTIVITY BALE BALAYAN HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING L.E.A.D MOVEMENT (0917) 511.1904 BALAY DA BLAS PENSION HOUSE Ilocos Sand Boarding 10 Giron St. Brgy. 7-B, Laoag City 90 J.P. Rizal St. Laoag City (077)772.0538 / (0917)841.5155 / SERVICES (077)770.4389 / (0917)550.7522 / (0919)873.5516 / (0917)523.0331 (0920)968.6695 / (0922)882.6907 EMERGELOCAL INC. ILOCOS ROSEWELL HOTEL JEV Bldg. McArthur Highway National Highway Brgy. 1 San TOUR GUIDE / SERVICE Balibago, Angeles City Nicholas, Ilocos Norte APO MAX TRANSPORT (045) 624.7255 (077)781.2122 / (077)670.6528 / Brgy. 57 Pila Laoag City, Ilocos Norte (0918)461.0482 / (0923)950.2266 (0906)310.8339 / (0908)709.9043

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NorthBound 21.indd 34 4/24/18 9:06 AM BEACH HUB YOUTH SECTOR ACADEME Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union MARIANO MARCOS STATE (0928)554.6262 DON MARIANO MARCOS UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL Brgy. 16 City of Batac URBIZ GARDEN STATE UNIVERSITY Ilocos Norte 134 Beachfront, MacArthur Highway, San Fernando City, La Union Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union (0917)812.1792 (072)888.7991 / (0917)590.8256 OTHERS FLOTSAM & JETSAM COMPANIES / ASSOCIATIONS CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ARTIST BEACH HOSTEL AQUAREX MARKETING CSC Laoag City 12500 MacArthur Highway, Monterey Meatshop , National (0929)108.1749 Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union Highway, Barangay Pagdaraoan, San (0917)802.1328 Fernando City, La Union (072)607.3099 / (0917)564.0361 RESTAURANTS HOLCIM, INC. BALETE RESTO BAR Quirino, Bacnotan, La Union Barangay Madayegdeg, (072)888.5673 / (0998)534.0233 San Fernando, La Union (072)888.3522 / (0917)659.9111 LA UNION HOTEL & RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION HALO-HALO DE ILOKO (0917)883.3869 12 Zandueta St. City of San Fernando, La Union PORO POINT MANAGEMENT (072)700.2030 / (0917)852.7919 CORPORATION San Fernando City, La Union ICELAND AGOO (0917)575.5766 Agoo, La Union (072)521.0074 / (072)607.2733 / RED MANGA ALLIANCE (0915)658.4778 Quezon Avenue, San Fernando, LA UNION CONVENTIONS AND La Union VISITORS BUREAU LA UNION BBQ (0919)859.4515 Rizal Avenue, San Fernando, La Union Coconut Grove Beach Resort, (072)607.8250 / (0917)564.2500 ASIA STAR PROJECT National Hi-way, Paringao, Bauang San Fernando, La Union (0917)802.0973 MOMMY LU’S RESTAURANT (0926)507.6657 National Highway, Barangay Carlatan, San Fernando City, La Union HOTEL / RESORTS / RECREATION (072)242.4938 / (0920)920.2454 CHINA SEA BEACH RESORT ROSE BOWL STEAKHOUSE AND Paringao, Bauang, La Union RESTAURANT (072)607.6607 / (0917)540.6607 MacArthur Highway, Pagdalagan Sur, Bauang, La Union COCONUT GROVE BEACH RESORT (072)888.7830 / (0917)506.2598 Paringao, Bauang, La Union (072)607.6604 / (0917)502.2914 SURF SHACK 239 National Highway, Urbiztondo, HOTEL ARIANA San Juan, La Union MacArthur Highway, Paringao, (072)607.4914 / (0917)306.2662 Bauang, La Union NUEVA ECIJA CONVENTIONS AND (072) 705.0050 VISITORS ASSOCIATION GOVERNMENT KAHUNA BEACH RESORT AND SPA Microtel Hotels and Resorts Sta. Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF Arcadia, Cabanatuan City (072)607.1040 to 41 / (0917)885.6566 LA UNION San Fernando, La Union (044)464.7777 / 806.2695 HACIENDA PETER BEACH RESORT (0915)702.6600 Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union TRAVEL AGENCY (072)607.7461 / (0939)283.7962 SAN FERNANDO LA UNION TOURISM OFFICE LA UNION SURF SCHOOL San Fernando, La Union A.BEE TRAVEL AND TOURS Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union (072)888.6922 Cabanatuan City (0917)564.1759 (044) 329.0503 / (0922) 865.4079 ARTS & CULTURE MONALISA SURF RESORT ARTIST GUILD OF LA UNION (AGLaUn) BARCELO’S TRAVEL & TOURS Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union San Fernando City, La Union National Highway, Cabanatuan City (072) 888.4892 / (0915)634.034 / (072) 603.0236 / (0929)366.8859 3100 Nueva Ecija (0917)838.5715 (044) 464.0220 P&M FINAL OPTION BEACH RESORT AGRICULTURE 320 Eagle St. Ili Norte, San Juan, MOIRAH’S TRAVELIGHT TOURS AND La Union LOMBOY FARM TRAVEL (072)888.2724 / (0908)865.0010 Urayo, Bauang, La Union Cabanatuan City (072)607.1362 / (0917)564.1800 (044) 600.2464 / (044) 806.1180 SAN JUAN SURF RESORT (0917) 878.6192 / (0922) 898.4945 Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union (072)687.9990 / (0917)887.5470 CONSERVATION CENTER DALUMPINAS PAWIKAN SIR JUN’S TOURS AND TRAVEL THUNDERBIRD BEACH RESORT CONSERVATION CENTER AGENCY San Fernando City, La Union San Fernando City, La Union Talavera, Nueva Ecija (072) 888.7777 / (0917)555.2373 (0917)549.8441 (0998) 981.6959

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NorthBound 21.indd 35 4/24/18 9:06 AM TRIP SAVVY TRAVEL AND TOURS TECHNO PHILIPPINES INNOVATION ILOG MALINO BEACH RESORT Cabanatuan City CORP. Bolinao, Pangasinan (044) 940.3305 / (0917) 634.7591 Unit 10, 2nd Floor Priscila Bldg. (0933)401.5191 Marharlika Highway, Cabanatuan City UPRIGHT TRAVEL AND TOUR Nueva Ecija ISLANDIA HOTEL Cabanatuan City (0906) 679.7123 / (0925) 532.1018 Palamis, Alaminos City, Pangasinan (044) 600.5897 / (0917) 878.6378 (044) 329-4491 (075)551.3683 / (0917)577.8785 CLARK SARMENTA PHOTOGRAPHY ORCHIDS HOTEL RESTAURANTS [email protected] Brgy. 4, Rizal St. Dagupan City (075)516.2568 / 522.3221 / PINTA BY ERROL (0918)555.8001 CAFFE LA TEA Cabanatuan City Cabanatuan City (0917) 860 0255 PUNTA RIVIERA DEL MAR, INC. (0998) 960.0399 Ilog Malino, Bolinao, Pangasinan (0905)553.1401 / (0943)551.2582 HOTELS / RESORTS PUROK MARCELA RESORT GUEST HOUSE CRYSTAL WAVES HOTEL AND RESORT Lingayen, Pangasinan Talavera, Nueva Ecija (0917)102.0131 / (0920)970.3227 (044)411.0834 / (0917)559.6662 RAGTIME SUITES & RESTO HARVEST HOTEL Perez Blvd., Dagupan City 1179 Del Pilar Street, (075)529.6932 / 522.7524 / Cabanatuan City (0917)508.8320 (044)950.8888 / (0917)539.6125 ROHEIM FARM RESORT MICROTEL INN AND SUITES San Fabian, Pangasinan BY WYNDHAM Cabanatuan City PANGASINAN VISITORS BUREAU (02)710.3203 / (0998)571.9025 / (044)958.7777 / (0915)870.4010 (0917)814.1974 33 Gov. Antonio Sison St., Lingayen, U & ME APARTELLE & INN HOTEL CONSUELO Pangasinan Alaminos, Pangasinan Santa Rosa, Nueva Ecija (0928)733.4798 (0922) 223.455 (0939)108.6056

ACADEME HOTEL / RESORTS / LODGING FOOD / RESTAURANTS COLLEGE OF THE IMMACULATE CAPITOL RESORT HOTEL AJUSSHI’S KOREAN SHACK CONCEPTION Capitol Complex, Lingayen, Pangasinan M.H Del Pilar Mayombo Dist., Cabanatuan City (075)542.5871 / (0947)978.8349 / Dagupan City (044)463.8101 / (0915)789.1551 (0917)721.5348 (0917)817.9772 CARTHEL ISLAND RESORT ALIBABA SHAWARMA & LGU PARTNER Sual, Pangasinan SIZZLING MEALS (0906)247.0895 1343 Tamdoc 1 Subd., Lucao Dist., LGU OF GENERAL TINIO/PAPAYA Dagupan City CASA DEL CAMBA (0909)065.4321 Papaya, Nueva Ecija Alaminos City, Pangasinan (0905) 312.9383 (075)205.0538 / 205.0591 / BEACH CAFE (0998)995.4491 / (0933)675.4162 Capitol Bay Walk, Lingayen, DESTINATION / RECREATION Pangasinan CIUDAD FERNANDINO HOTEL & (0917)505.3935 MERLETTE SPARADISE GARDEN & RESTAURANT WELLNESS CENTER Nancayasan, Urdaneta City CIUDAD ELMINA Cabanatuan City (075)568.2416 / (0917)824.0039 (0905) 348.2433 Mayombo & Bacayao Norte, Dagupan City DASOLAND ADVENTURE PARK (0916)533.2580 YOGURTREE & PUNO’S FROZEN Dasol, Pangasinan DAIRIES INC (02)847.0523 / 847.0525 / ELIANA’S RESTO GRILL Cabanatuan City (0918)612.3432 / (0917)869.7447 Alaminos City, Pangasinan (044) 463.0818 / (0927) 975.7654 (0927)393.0125 / (0947)922.4704 DOÑA JOSEFA AQUINO BEACH GIRON BOTANIC RESORT FRY DAYS Plants & Accents/Garden Consultancy Alaminos City, Pangasinan Mayombo Dist., Dagupan City Brgy. Sinipit, Bongabon, Nueva Ecija (0921)795.8578 (0917)701.4028 (0922) 850.5599 / (0917) 414.1649 EL PUERTO MARINA RESORT & GINO’S SISIG VACATION CLUB Perez Blvd., Dagupan City PMP PARADISE FARM & RESORT Barangay Nazareth Road, General Pangapisan, Lingayen, Pangasinan (0923)533.5536 (075)632.5769 / (0917)677.8492 Tinio Papaya, Nueva Ecija, Philippines KOPPITEA RESTO KAFFE 3104(0922) 870.14.08 HOTEL CONSUELO RESORT & M.H Del Pilar, Mayombo Dist., CHINESE RESTAURANT Dagupan City SERVICES Maramba Blvd., Lingayen, Pangasinan (075)522.8290 / 515.6088 (075)662.0848 / (0999)354.6011 ANTREXE ENTERPRISE KUYA MAX RESTAURANT Cabanatuan City HOTEL TRISH & TRISHLAND De Venecia Highway, (044) 330.0388 / (0977) 813.5297 Rizal St., Mangaldan, Pangasinan Dagupan City (075)527.3767 / (0917)554.9711 (0917)523.5629

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NorthBound 21.indd 36 4/24/18 9:06 AM MATUTINA’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF SUBIC BAY VENEZIA HOTEL De Venecia Ext. Highway, Dagupan City ALAMINOS CITY Bldg 675 cor Aguinaldo and Canal (0977)826.0228 / (0917)529.0088 Alaminos City, Pangasinan Streets, Central Business District, (075)551.2525 / (0927)992.3180 Subic Bay Freeport Zone NENA’S GARDEN (047)252.1888 / (047)252.8404 Sitio Tondaligan, Bonuan Gueset, LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF Dagupan City BALUNGAO SUBIC GRAND HARBOUR HOTEL (0920)950.3074 / (0922)844.7015 Balungao, Pangasinan 249 Waterfront Road, (075)518.2116 / (0917)828.1072 Subic Bay Freeport Zone PAPA DONG’S GRILL & RESTO (047)250.9888 / (047)250.3071 Ramos St. Lingayen, Pangasinan MORMONT ENTERPRISES (075)529.1214 / (0977)840.6006 SUBIC PARK HOTEL Lingayen, Pangasinan Blk 3 Lot 2A, Moonbay Marina, PATIO ELMINA RESTAURANT (0947)812.8839 Waterfront Road De Venecia, Highway, Dagupan City Central Business District Area, (0933)003.9509 PHILIPPINE ADVENTURE Subic Bay Freeport Zone CONSULTANTS INC. (047)252.2092 / (047)252.2093 PIA’S PLACE Boulevard St. Lucap., Alaminos City, Tapuac Dist..,Dagupan City Pangasinan TERRACE HOTEL (075)540.1117 / (0917)778.5207) (0925)672.2722 Blk 1 Lot 2, 3 & 3A Moonbay Marina, Waterfront Road, Central Business RESTO J ONE VICTORY LINER INC. District, Subic Bay Freeport Zone Baker’s Compund, Mayombo Dist., 407 E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue, Brgy. (047)250.2732 Dagupan City Pinagkaisahan Cubao, Quezon City (0917)520.9584 (02)725.3539 / (0918)888.6997 THE LIGHTHOUSE MARINA RESORT Blk 4 Lot 1 Moonbay Marina, SUNGAYAN GRILL Waterfront Road Bolinao, Pangasinan Subic Bay Freeport Zone (0912)353.4433 / (0977)853.7582 (047)252.5000

TRAVEL AND TOURISM RESTAURANT ALL FOR J TRAVEL & TOURS XTREMELY XPRESSO CAFÉ Lingayen, Pangasinan Lot 1 Dewey Avenue, Sta. Rita, Subic Bay Freeport Zone (0921)903.8550 / (0925)741.0125 (047)252.3681 ESGALA TRAVEL & TOURS CIP Complex, Brgy. San Miguel, ATTRACTIONS Calasiao, Pangasinan FUNTASTIC PARK (075)522.4794 / 522.0534 / SUBIC BAY HATS AND Bldg. 2070, Corregidor Highway, East (0920)951.7972 VISITORS BOARD Ilanin Forest, Subic Bay Freeport Zone (047)250.3099 KHARMELA EVENTS TRAVEL & TOURS Harbor Point Mall Admin Office, 160 New Public Market Bldg. A., 3F Rizal Highway, Subic Bay NETWORX JETSPORTS Poblacion, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan Freeport Zone Waterfront Road, (075)529.7392 / (0917)720.0233 (047)250.8888 Central Business District REGENCY ESCAPADE TRAVEL & TOURS Subic Bay Freeport Zone, 174 2nd Flr., M&A Bldg. Ambrosio St., HOTELS Zambales 2222 Poblacion, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan BAYFRONT HOTEL (047)252.3469 (075)656.4788 / (0917)585.3124 Blk 19 Lot 1, Moonbay Marina Complex, Waterfront Rd., CBD Area TREE TOP ADVENTURE TRAVVY INTERNATIONAL CORP. Subic Bay Freeport Zone Jest Area, Upper Mau, Cubi Point El Puerto Marina, Pangapisan North, (047)252.3148 Subic Bay Freeport Zone Lingayen, Pangasinan (047)252.9425 / (0922)576.9156 / (075)736.7078 / 587.6024 / CASA SAN MIGUEL (0915)838.9354 (0916)464.6919 / (0917)535.0166 Barangay San Miguel, San Antonio, 2206 Zambales (0917)838.2752 TOURISM STAKEHOLDERS OTHERS SUBIC.COM now GOTO PLUS FOREST VIEW LEISURE RESIDENCES 2nd Floor Unit 205 GT Building, ALLIED BOTANICAL CORPORATION Admin Bldg. El Kabayo Road, 14A Sta. Rita Corner Canal Road c/o Mr. Herlo Atole Binictican, Subic Bay Freeport Zone Subic Freeport Zone, Zambales, 2222 126 C. Lichauco, Tayug, Pangasinan (047)252.6089 (047)252.9978 No. 15, 21st Avenue, Brgy. Tagumpay Cubao 1109, Quezon City, Philippines HOTEL BAHIA SUBIC BAY ABENSON (02)911.2822 / (0998)566.8774 Bldg.664 Waterfront Road, Subic Bay Harbor Point, Rizal Highway, Freeport Zone Olongapo, 2222 Zambales PROVINCIAL TOURISM & CULTURAL (047)252.2893 / 252.2894 / 252.1913 (047)250.8888 AFAIRS OFFICE 1st Floor Malong Bldg., Capitol LECIEL HOTEL Dewey Ave., Subic Bay Freeport Zone OTHERS Complex, (047)252.2522 to 23 Lingayen, Pangasinan SYSCOM (075)542.6853 / (0999)883.9740 MOONBAY MARINA VILLAS Unit 1F-9A Business Center 6, Block 5 Lot 1 Moonbay Marina PHILEXCEL Business Center Park, LA PLAYA AZUL SUBD. Complex, Waterfront Road, Manuel Roxas Highway, Bonuan Gueset, Dagupan City Subic Bay Freeport Zone Clark Freeport Zone (0939)417.0000 (047)252.9718 / (047)252.1663 (0917)709.5224

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NorthBound 21.indd 37 4/24/18 9:06 AM DP RESTAURANT & EVENTS PLACE RAZON’S RESTAURANT BY GLENN Rizal St. Cor Burgos St. Poblacion, (HALO-HALO & PALABOK) Camiling, Tarlac B1. Cor. F. Tanedo cor Panganiban sts. (045) 628.2946 / (0917)574.7343 San Nicolas Tarlac City B2. LC Bldg, MacArthur Highway, San E&M LUTONG BAHAY Roque Tarlac Southern by Pass Road (045)491.4955 / (045)982.0081 San Sebastian Tarlac City (0919)272.8708 / (0915)466.6667 RUSTICA CAFÉ AND CATERING SERVICES B1. Concepcion-Magalang Road Purok HAMILTON’S RESTAURANT 3 San Juan, Concepcion, Tarlac Caramutan, Lapaz, Tarlac B2. Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija B3, (045)491.0491 / (0918)897.5818 Bulacan, B4 Angeles, Pampanga (045)491.7843 / (0915)194.9586 HUAT CHAN TEA HOUSE RESTAURANT Mc Arthur Highway, Ligtasan, Tarlac TANJUAKIO’S CATERING SERVICES City Hilario St. Ligtasan Tarlac City TARLAC CONVENTION AND (045)491.4176 / 983.3883 / (045)982.8535 / (0920)919.9109 / VISITORS BUREAU (0922)873.9979 (0918)921.9219 c/o Microtel by Wyndham Luisita, JACK MEETS KALDI SPECIALTY TARLAC FORTUNE HK SEAFOOD Luisita Industrial Park, San Miguel, RESTAURANT Tarlac City 2300 COFFEE Ripples Building, South by pass road, 1030 MacArthur Highway, San Nicolas, (0905)363.9763 Tarlac City [email protected] San Vicente, Tarlac City (045)628.1600 (045)982.0558 / Fax: 8000 547 / 982.1841 RESTAURANTS / BAKESHOP / CATERERS KAPE AGAPE Poblacion, Anao, Tarlac TATUNS KAMBINGAN FILIPINO BETTY’S NATIVE CAKES AND CAFÉ RESTAURANT 099 7721 6633, (0917) 906 1228 7051 Fairlane Subd. Tarlac City B1. Zamora St. San Roque, Tarlac City (0916) 422 5789 B2. McArthur highway, San Miguel, (0916)229.4541 Tarlac City (045)628.4740 / (0949)577.5047 LATTETUDE CAFÉ TESSIE’S GRILLS & ROASTERS Sun Garden Hotel MacArthur Highway, San Roque, Tarlac Milagros St. Aquino Subd., Tarlac City BONNETTE’S BBQ AND LA BONETERIA City Southern Bypass road (045)982.0688 (045)982.5500 / Fax 982 4100 / San Vicente, Tarlac City (0922)826.0908 (0917)514.3537 MARY ANN’S KITCHEN 7044 Fairlane Subd., Tarlac City TITA PATS RESTAURANT AND CAFE MAJA RICA (0998)959.6135 CATERING SERVICES La Maja Rica Hotel, Mc Arthur Highway, Rosario Street Concepcion, Tarlac Ligtasan, Tarlac City MEL’S CATERING SERVICES (0906)252.0276 (045)491.3927 / (0920)945.1182 Northern Hills Subd., Tarlac City (045)491.0233 / (0922)877.4592 URDU RESTAURANT AND BAKESHOP CAFÉ TEODORA Main Branch: 71 P. Burgos St. L Square Hotel, McArthur Highway M. PARAISO CATERING SERVICES Poblacion, Tarlac City San Rafael, Tarlac City San Rafael, Tarlac City (045)982.2981 or 982.3373 / (045)491.0714 / (0917)825.5710 (045)985.0457/ (0925)814.6426 / (0917)511.3835 (0922)896.6425 CHAPS DINER AND CAFÉ AT KART VES FOOD RESORT & VILLAS CITY OLIVER CASTILLO’S KITCHEN 588 Sto. Domingo II, Capas, Tarlac Mac Arthur Highway (in front of SM Hospital Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac City (045)491.3467 / (0917)319.5707 City Tarlac) (045)493.1772 / (0919)584.9053 San Roque, Tarlac City (045)491.4053 / (0922)867.8395 HOTEL, RESORTS, & ACCOMODATION PASEO DE HILARIO GRILL AND RESTAURANT L PARAS RESORT CHIMICHANGA MEXICAN BAR & 04 Hilario St., Tarlac City Brgy. Dolores, Tarlac City GRILL (045)982.3715 / (045)982.3730 Unit I Talon Citi Plaza, (045)982.4146 / (0918)936.4578/ (0922)859.2345 San Sebastian-Fairlane by Pass Road L SQUARE HOTEL Tarlac City McArthur Highway San Rafael Tarlac (0923)747.1363 PASSELLO RESTAURANT AND City CATERING SERVICES (045)491.0714/ (0917)825.5727 D&C CUISINE 23 Hilario St. Ligtasan Tarlac City (045)491.4938 / (0916)716.6575 Zamora St. San Roque Tarlac City LA MAJA RICA HOTEL & (045)982.0485/ (0917)514.0513 RESTAURANT PERI PERI GRILL AND CATERING Mc Arthur Highway, Ligtasan, Tarlac DAMPA SA TARLAC SEAFOODS SERVICES City 2300 RESTO McArthur highway, Brgy Dolores, (045)491.3914 / (045)491.3913 / Felomina Subdivision, MacArthur Capas, Tarlac (0918)427.9228 Highway (0915)264.0598 Brgy. San Rafael Tarlac City LUISITA CENTRAL PARK HOTEL (045)491.1601 / (0919)998.0106 PRIMADELI RISTORANTE & Hacienda Luisita San Miguel Tarlac City CATERING SERVICES (045)985.1912 / (0917)514.1914 DAYTAO’S NATIVE CAKES Southern by Pass Road, San Vicente Metro Town Mall, MacArthur Highway, Tarlac City MATUBOG SUNSETVIEW RESORT Sto. Cristo, Tarlac City, 2300 Tarlac (045)491.0539 / (0939)910.2186 / Purok I, Brgy Matubog, Camiling, Tarlac (0930)988.8288 (0923)340.3761 (0930)383.9736

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NorthBound 21.indd 38 4/24/18 9:06 AM MICROTEL BY WYNDHAM LUISITA AZAYA GARDEN DISENYO NG TARLAC SOUVENIR Luisita Industrial Park Road, San MacArthur Highway, Estrada, Capas AND TOURS Miguel (045)985.0045 / (045)491.2820 / San Rafael, Tarlac City, Tarlac Tarlac City 2301 (0920)945.1183 (045)493.1155 / (0919)811.7811 (045)985.1770 / (045)985.1975 (0917) 826 4276 KIM’S GARDEN PLACE EGT TRAVEL AND TOURS Matatalaib, Tarlac City Zone 4 Brgy.Maliwalo Tarlac City NICK HOTEL (045)491.3917 (045)628.0292 / (0917)807.0601 Stop Over Commercial Complex, Mc Arthur Highway, L. PARAS PAVILLION NORTH SHORE TRAVEL AND TOURS Brgy. Abagon, Gerona Tarlac Don Gregorio Ave, San Sebastian Unit 3 Felsennon Bldg.McArthur (045)931.3742 / (0933)374.9249 / Village Highway (045)491.5260 / Tarlac City Block 6 San Roque Tarlac City (045)491.4277 / (0928) 339 4345 (045)493.0305 / (0928)855.1914 SUNGARDEN HOTEL Milagros St. Aquino Subd., Tarlac City THE TARLAC EVENTS PLACE VES TRAVEL AND TOURS (045)982.0688 / 982.143 Times Square Complex Ninoy Aquino 588 Sto. Domingo II Capas, Tarlac Blvd (0917)548.6247 / (045)491.0551 THE FARMHOUSE BY EDL EDL Drive, Sitio Nueve, Brgy Dolores, San Vicente, Tarlac City (045)493.2875/ 493.0009 VISITOURS PHILIPPINES TRAVEL Capas, Tarlac AGENCY CORP. (045)206.3345 / (0917)709.6908 166 Romulo Blvd. cor Rosal St. EVENT EVENTS Brgy San Vicente Tarlac City. VES FOOD RESORT & VILLAS Poblacion 1, Gerona, Tarlac (045)628.1563 / (0915)388.5269 588 Sto. Domingo II, Capas, Tarlac (0918)918.9538 / (0923)502.3861 (045)491.3467 / (0917)319.5707 LGU PARTNERS THE BELLA PLAZA 173 BED AND BREAKFAST Lot 42 David Ave.cor Dizon St. TARLAC PROVINCIAL TOURISM (Formerly the Farmhouse) San Sebastian Village (Gate 2) Tarlac MUSEO NG TARLAC San Isidro, Tarlac city City Romulo Blvd, Tarlac City (0915)827.0185 (045)982.8810 / (0917)851.8552 (045) 628 0021 / (045)982.1234

PLACES TO VISIT LEISURE & SPORTS PROVINCE OF TARLAC - SUSTAINABLE TOURISM HISTORICAL ANAO YLANG YLANG EXTRACTION DEVELOPMENT PROJECT –TARLAC CENTER ECO TOURISM AQUINO ANCESTRAL HOUSE Brgy. Poblacion, Anao, Tarlac 3rd Floor, Tarlac Capitol Mabini St. Poblacion Concepcion, (045) 606 9011 / 0906 2007 467 (045)925.9930/ (0917)857.9208 Tarlac (0920)265.8760 JSJ GOAT FARM TARLAC CITY TOURISM OFFICE Brgy. Caturay Gerona, Tarlac 2nd Floor Ninoy Aquino Plazuela, AQUINO MUSEUM (0918)908.0488 / (0922)818.1488 Tarlac City Luisita Industrial Park Road San 0977 812 0075 Miguel KART CITY (KCT) Tarlac City 2301 MacArthur Highway in front of SM ANAO TOURISM OFFICE (045)985.0968/69 City Tarlac Brgy. Poblacion, Anao, Tarlac San Roque, Tarlac City (045) 606 9011 / 0906 2007 467 CAPAS NATIONAL SHRINE (045)491.4053 / (0922)867.8395 Brgy. Cristo Rey, Capas, Tarlac CAPAS TOURISM OFFICE (045)925.0154 loc 109 LUISITA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB INC. MacArthur Highway, Capas, Tarlac San Miguel Tarlac City (045)925.0154 loc 109 / RELIGIOUS AND PILGRIMIGES (045)985.0810/ (045)491.2071 / (0919)962.3149 (0917)514.8950 / BALE MI RETREAT AND REST (0922)890.5807 GERONA TOURISM OFFICE HOUSE Brgy. Poblacion, Gerona, Tarlac Brgy. Balanti, Tarlac City (045) 931 3698 / (0912) 101 5664 (02) 942 0235 (Manila contact THE FARMHOUSE BY EDL number) / 0998 554 3130 EDL Drive, Sitio Nueve, Brgy Dolores, Capas, Tarlac OTHERS (045)206.3345 / (0917)709.6908 MONASTERIO DE TARLAC/ LUZON PETRON SERVICE STATION RELIQUARY OF THE TRUE CROSS OF MacArthur Highway San Roque, JESUS TARLAC MOUNTAINEERING CLUB Tarlac City San Jose, Tarlac Fairlane Subdivision, Tarlac (045)982.5275 / (0918)803.8780 (045)493.3002 (0915)944.2224 RED SLAB POTTERY JOSE MARIA ESCRIVA PARISH TARLAC RECREATIONAL PARK 37 B Sanchez Farm Brgy.Bulo Victoria MacArthur highway, Magaspac, San Jose, Tarlac Tarlac Gerona, Tarlac (045)493.2484 (0917)580.8942

SAGRADA FAMILIA PARISH TRI FORCE CLUB WWW.VISITTARLAC.COM Sulipa, Gerona, Tarlac San Sebastian Tarlac City Surgui 3rd Camiling, Tarlac (0939)927.0377 (0917)807.2152 / (0920)963.8021 ST. FAUSTINA PARISH Paniqui, Tarlac SOUVENIR & TOURS THEM COOPERATIVE Ground floor, Diwa ng Tarlac, San EVENT VENUES & SUPPLIERS CENTRO PASALUBONG DE TARLAC Vicente, Tarlac City McArthur Highway Brgy. Ligtasan, (0926)661.6947 AQUINO CENTER Tarlac City Luisita Industrial Park Road (Beside Huat Chan Restaurant) Luisita, San Miguel, Tarlac City (0922)736.6412 (045)985.0968/69

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