ISSUE 11

HOBIE SAILING TOBataan

FOOD OVERLOAD BUY-EAT- 4x4adventure IN STAY-TRY in pinatubo GUIDE TO PAMPANGA, INSIDE: ZAMBALES EASY ROAD TRIP MAP AND from Nlex to zambales LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Reader:

Together with the North Bound editorial team, I would issue 11 like to extend my warmest greetings to you on your trip Publisher to the North. North Visitors Bureau (NPVB) Northern possesses Renie Ticzon a rich geography of history, President, NPVB VP for Marketing, MNTC culture, people, and natural wonders that are just waiting to be discovered, so we bring you a Grace Ayento Acting OIC, NPVB refreshed North Bound designed to help the traveler navigate the amazing destinations the Executive Editor North has to offer. Edsel Ochoa Contributing Editors In this issue, we introduce detailed directions Toby Martin to our suggested destinations, so you can find Jerricho Reynaldo your way whether you're driving or taking the Contributing Writer bus. In the BUY-EAT-STAY-TRY section, we've also Tonnette Lee classified destinations depending on our travelers' Contributing Photographers persuasions to make your trip as enjoyable as Ivan Henares possible. 4x4 in Pampanga and sailing and Marcos Caratao Jr. mountain climbing in Zambales are just some of the good reads you will find here in our Graphic Artist Emmeline Sia magazine. Marketing Manager We hope to see you soon on the road Rhycel Marcelo NORTHBOUND! Advertising Sales Jeremiah Garcia

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same place for sure. This a division-sized crowd We had finished off the time, barbecued ribs were gathered for a post hike- flask when we reached cooked instead on large and-drive barbecue and Betis Church in Guagua, 4x4 grills made of halved steel massage... Pampanga. Although I drums, served by liveried cannot remember the employees of the spa. The Back that day, Jack tired details without assistance, Adventure spa itself was an enigma, of the scenery, which the church is said to have tucked away in the middle was beautiful despite its Baroque inspirations of a canyon, offering gradient of monotonous in its design, having in pampanga treatments using volcanic shades of grey, and been built in the 17th sand and hot spring water. offered me a share of his century. What stands out Words by Toby Martin . Photos by Edsel Ochoa Oblivious to the irony of flask and a drive around the place, there we were, Pampanga's churches. Sometime after the where the constant flow would eventually bleed eruption of Mt. Pinatubo, of water has formed away with the light. We I hung out a lot with canyons large enough for were quite literally in Jack, an American who the Jeep. That the Grand the middle of nowhere, has resided permanently Canyon was cut by the for this was a wasteland. in the Philippines after Colorado river over eons Once, it may have had working all around the tells me that the corridors crops growing from its world. Like many before, of lahar we were driving soils. But now, it was the wiles of Angeles through were eroded lahar, irrigated by streams attracted him, and before too quickly. In the event of water heated by he could decide on of a heavy downpour, fissures from the volcano's anywhere else to stay, these volatile canyons can source. habit had decided for him easily turn into channels to settle in Pampanga. of quicksand, and here Years later, I would In 1991, as soon as the we were kilometers into return to Pampanga with ash stopped falling and it. I then decided to alight motorcades of 4x4s for the dust has settled, Jack from Jack's Jeep and run very different reasons. knew what to do with the on my own power. Jack In one such trip, we impromptu desert that scoffed at the idea and drove around ripping fell upon his backyard - he quickly drove off to where up the desert, with the took his Jeep out and I would eventually find vehicles putting their drove it as it was meant him – down the canyon, capabilities to the test. to. grilling the meat and In another, we were downing the beer – an taken to the trailhead of One time, I found myself odd 5 miles later. the hike to Pinatubo's almost too quickly in crater, eventually finding Jack's Jeep, which was There we were sitting with ourselves in a Korean spa loaded with a cooler full heat from all directions, to relax after the hike. This of beer and steaks, a thanks to the coals place looked remarkably sack of charcoal, and a cooking our steaks and like the one where Jack grill barely enough for a the heat of midday. The and I had our picnic, man-sized rib eye. We sun shone unimpeded although, without having set out on the desert by clouds, its glow taken a GPS reading then, of lahar, layers tens of bleaching your vision. If I can never be sure. If I feet thick on top of each something stayed long was at roughly the same other, towards an area enough under it, its color location, it was not the Betis Church (St John the Apostle Parish Church), was the next “iglesia” corporal remains, is laid Guagua, Pampanga in our “visita.” Upon open every August 17 for entry, I noted how public veneration, which An 18th century Augustinian-sponsored disproportionately low was unfortunate for me as Baroque structure, it was named a National the ceilings were. It it was mid-April during my Cultural Treasure by the National Museum for its painted ceiling of murals depicting was like walking into a visit. Soon, Jack and I had scenes from the Bible, the Holy Family, and hobbit's hole, where our fill and drove home a number of Catholic saints. The paintings things seemed properly at the end of the summer are said to have been retouched in 1939 sized, except that they day. by Macario Ligon, a native of San Agustin, were according to another then restored once again in the 70s by aesthetic altogether. The It was between drinks, Ligon's assistant, Victor Ramos, who was diminutive scale was the steak sandwiches and only his teens during the '39 restoration. result of six meters of lahar religious buildings that Also of note are the carved designs over the windows, the Corinthian-styled sent by Mt. Pinatubo to Jack shared more of his columns, the “retablo” of saints and the bury the church. The loyal incredible stories from wooden plank flooring. parishioners did excavate work stints around the the church halfway, but globe. These stories Tips: only to reveal the original begged the question: why “retablo,” leaving the did he settle in Angeles, Carry a small mirror to save you from a church with a low ceiling of all places? Despite the crick in the neck – use it to look at the ceiling's reflections instead of craning in memory, however, is and gun port windows. irony of it all, I never did upwards. For photographers, an articulated the painted ceiling of The unusual proportions press him for an answer, camera screen may likewise make shooting the church, which is now of the church today are a but a plausible one comes the ceiling easier, but be advised that flash touted as the Philippines' poignant reminder of the up. photography is not allowed in the church. very own version of the unpredictable destruction Sistine Chapel. It was also nature may bring. Approximately 16km from worth the drive to see Manila, serviced by the San Guillermo Church, Bacolor, Pampanga the wooden plank floor, The last stop was the NLEX and SCTEX, with and the Corinthian-style Sta. Rita de Cascia enough things to do from Named after the town's patron saint, columns that rose from it, Church, which proved outdoorsy to cultural this church was built by the Augustinians supporting the ceiling and the most interesting to culinary, Pampanga in 1576, the same year that the town the arch-crowned windows because it keeps a relic is the perfect weekend was established. Coincidentally, it was of the sanctuary. of its patroness within destination to stretch erected on the lot of one Don Guillermo its walls. The reliquary, one's legs and his ride's Manabat, making its name quite apt. The The San Guillermo which houses a piece of mileage. NB architectural design is in the Baroque style Parish Church in Bacolor Sta. Rita's uncorrupted popular at the time, and its interior accents, the main and side “retablos,” and the pulpit were intricately carved and heavily gilded in gold leaf. After being half buried Puning Hot Springs and Sand Spa

Found at the end of a canyon, this oasis was cut out of the lahar by the natural flow of water. The spa is a collection of huts, cottages and hot pools built into the slopes, in lahar during the 1991 Pinatubo eruption, where the hot spring source cascades from a waterfall. the parishioners excavated the altar and Their signature Sand Spa treatment buries the person in the old “retablo,” had them restored then hot volcanic sand, the heat of which can reputedly extract relocated under the highest point of the toxins out of the body. The tour provided by the spa is an church where they fit despite the lahar affordable package that includes a short 4x4 drive, a mud deposit. The church continues to serve as pack, a sand spa, a foot massage and a lunch buffet. a place of worship and a tourist attraction to this day. feature Mangan Ta Na! (Let's Eat!) Words by and Photos by Tonette Lee

hen people learn the Pampanga delicacy squeezing from the shell Wmy mother’s family is came mostly through onto hot steaming white from Pampanga, the Mang Turing, our rice. immediate comment driver, during errands 1 is, “You must be a that would invariably While my taste buds good cook!” It is hit Pampanga during were working Mang often assumed that mealtime, and become Turing explained having Kapampangan impromptu lessons in cooking processes, genes equates to food. My syllabus was flavor dimensions to gastronomic skills of a headlong leap into expect, ingredients the highest order, and Kapangpangan cuisine. involved, and the that Pampangos know I was ordered to finish importance of freshness. how to eat well, if not a plateful of crickets I learned not only to cook. While my love at Holidayland in San enjoy eating the food for the cuisine of my Fernando. I was taught but also how to make province may have the method to burung it, an important skill 2 been inlaid by genetics talanca (Asian Shore for when one gets a and family tradition, Crab), sprinkled with salt hankering for the unique my own education in while still alive, pickled delicacies with which I and later eaten by fell in love. 1. Everybody's Cafe's morcon (ground meat loaf, stewed in its own drippings) 3 2. Everybody's Cafe's arobung camaru (fried crickets)

3. Everybody's Cafe's tugak a 8 Betute (fried stuffed frogs) Sometimes, however, will pass, and the result conspire to make you slow-cooked over a low driving is the better skill is a tender, fragrant want more. And so we fire, and topped off with applied to satisfy such meat, that when fried had more. latik, after it has set. cravings.One such time gives off the scent of Susie’s began as a stall found me with friends young coconut wine. teresita in Angeles City, and on a road trip mission The frogs are prepared razon's specialized in Pampango to eat our way thru while alive, skinned, We went off to look kakanin. Unlike other Pampanga. stuffed, sewn up then at a few old houses to kakanins on offer at deep fried. Their meat, work up an appetite for Susie’s, tibuk damulag is Carreon's which many will liken to the afternoon, and then the only one not shared Our first stop was chicken, is nothing like cooled ourselves with with other regional Carreon’s in Magalang, it, instead it lacks the halo-halo at Teresita cuisines, perhaps due to Pampanga to jumpstart muscular striations of Razon’s, owned by a its unique ingredients. our systems with a sugar larger animals, making sister to the Razon’s Other tibuk makers rush from pastillas and the meat feel extra of Guagua. The two offer silkier and softer plantanillas. Since 1946, tender to the tooth, brand have similar ideas, textures, while that of the Carreon family together making a third it we ordered kare- reminiscent of sausage. limiting their halo to Susie’s is a little firmer has been churning out flavor that inspires giddy kare, pindang damulag Deep fried crickets are sweet saba banana and and holds it shape on pastilltas gatas damulag, delight. One might find (carabeef tapa), ulang expectedly crunchy macapuno. The clear a plate, richly flavored. or Carabao’s milk candy, traditional versions of (river shrimp), tag-ilo as you bite into the difference between Imang Salud has a much a soft, rich, creamy, this dessert filled with buru, tugak a Betute exoskeleton which then Teresita's leche flan was softer version at the and not too sweet latik or macapuno but (fried stuffed frogs), , gives way to a unique the leche flan made with Legazpi Sunday Market lump of solid Carabao Carreon's is closer to arobung camaru (fried punchy aftertaste. dayap, and very creamy, in Makati. milk. Unlike the more heaven for me. It's so crickets), and dumara with no holes in it, commercial pastillas good we polished off (Candaba duck). If While the thought if which I preferred. Their It seemed apt to one finds in pasalubong half a tray's worth in five Carreon's was for Willy these might not convert pansit luglug was also end our trip with a stores around town minutes. After one jar of Wonka, this place spoke you to our cuisine, my note worthy, with more merienda of okoy, Carreon's are not thickly pastillas de leche, one Andrew Zimmern, “If it aunt, Des Rodriguez palabok, or toppings sampelut (ginataan with encrusted in sugar, box of pastillas candy stops moving for two Torres names her list of chicharon and glutinous rice balls), and are a little dryer and the other half tray seconds, let’s eat it.” of Pampanga food boiled egg than usually lumpiang sariwa, and which makes them last of plantanillas, we were Some of Pampanga's that will turn you into expected. in turn punctuate our a few days longer and back, on our way to San favorites viands present a fan: tidtad, kilayin last meal with tibuk, less prone to mold. Fernando mainstreet a visceral hurdle which (pork and liver stewed SuSIe'S CUISINE the quintessentially Plantanillas are vibrant to have an authentic when surmounted opens in vinegar), asadong We stopped at Susie’s Pampango dessert. yellow crepes made Kapampangan lunch. up a new world of flavor. matua (pork pot roast), Cuisine on McArthur It is as pure as the from eggyolk, flour, Pindang damulag, our balo balo (burong Highway for some tibuk heritage of the cuisine, and sugar then folded everybody's interpretation of tapa, is hipon), tibuk tibuk. The damulag, probably blended slowly over once over a filling of cafe meat seasoned and left sensory overload of Pampanga’s least time, with the flavors pastillas, bathed in syrup Everybody’s Café on to ferment for nature Kapampangan food- the known kakanin. Similar and scents, both strong to keep them moist. McArthur Highway, Del to work its alchemy and colors of the ulang, the to the Tagalog maja and subtle, identified The flavors and textures Pilar, San Fernando break down the meat sourness of the sinigang, blanca, it is made of with old Pampanga. It assault in layers first the is an ideal place to at the molecular level the aroma of pindang pure carabao’s milk is food that has roots light sticky crepe that sample Pampango inside a glass container. damulag, and the and a starch to bind it, and always well worth a soon melts into the milk cuisine as the menu is After some point of crunch of the camaru -all scented with dayap, drive home. NB of the pastillas filling, comprehensive. From rot, the stench storm

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n unusual sight the mercy of the winds their vessels, pulling in these parts and the waves, yet at invisible lines while of Zambales, inordinately in control hanging precariously several sails of these elements. With over the edges, in were silhouetted each sailor determined order to keep the boats against the horizon, like to reach the intended upright against the wind. zambales to bataan shark fins peeking out destination, the crafts Racing down the shores of the glassy surface of followed a course that is while Zambales and Words By: Toby Martin Photos by: Edsel Ochoa the sea. Perched on the both unidentifiable and the rest of Luzon took platform of each sail, a purposeful. Occasionally, notice was an expedition crew of two manned the the crew wrestled regatta, the Hobie hulls, both of them at against the wishes of Challenge. TheThe annualannual ChallengeChallenge was was on on its 13thits 13th staging,staging, thisthis time time along along a course a downcourse 11 Dawal Dawal Resor Resort,t downthe western the western coast of side Luzon, of fromLuzon, from candelaria, zambales Candelaria in Zambales to Bagac in Candelaria in Zambales to Anvaya Cove LocatedLocated onon thethe mainland,mainland 1 Bataan. The regatta is described as in Bataan. The regatta is described as offersDawal a convenientResort, which jump offers off an expedition race, a multi-day event an expedition race, a multi-day event toaccommodations nearby Potipot Island for those and pitting several “catamarans” and their pitting several Hobie catamaran and accommodationswho prefer not forto roughthose whoit, is two-man crews against nature and their two-man crews against nature and prefera convenient not to roughjump off it there. point against each other. Independently, the each other, navigating independently Resortto nearby also offersPotipot kayaking Island. andThe sails are steered from one pre-defined from one pre defined point to another, resortwindsurfing also offers for beginners kayaking and point to another, but all are strung all strung together into the country's windsurfing lessonsintermediate for beginners levels. together into the country’s toughest toughest maritime race. For the racers and intermediate learners. itmaritime is also an race. expedition It is also anas expeditionmost will have laidfor thesight racers on asthe most terrain will have for laidthe very firstsight ontime the whenterrain they for the set very sail first upon it. Theytime uponbring setting to bear sail. all Bearing their experience all their andexperience seacraft- and knowledgenavigation, in equipmentseacraft- handling,navigation, and equipment-handling fitness - to finishand the coursefitness, inthe the sailors least are time. challenged Everyday to they arefinish handed the course new incharts the least that time.depict their startEveryday, and destination, they are handed on which new they plot theircharts individual depicting takes their onorigin the andshortest their line betweendestination, the which two. they use to plot the shortest course between the two.

22 Ca Caponespones vista, vista beach resort San antonio, zambales

White sandbar of Hermana Mayor island

Spend the day with Capones Island on the horizon then retire to this resort that provides all the amenities one may need.

White sandbar of Hermana Mayor island This resort provides all the amenities one may need, plus an amazing view of Capones Island in the horizon. 14 2 14 4 las casas filipinas Experience living heritage structures from all over de acuzar, the Philippines which have been restored and bagac, bataan relocated to this resort compound.

3 Perhaps, the most salient but often overlooked blessings of sailing are the perspective it 4 offers from the sea, and its dependence on nature. As travelers, we are often transported to our destinations by land. And if by sea, it is often limited to a point-to-point delivery, transported by machine, either insulated by walls or the numbing din of an engine. Sailing, on the other hand, rests at the other extreme. A deliberate form of travel, it succumbs to nature and is slower than most, 3 aNVAYA COVE, letting the sailor see the morong, bataan landscape unfurl before Anvaya Cove is a luxurious residential resort and him as if by a painter’s private enclave which is committed to preserving stroke. It is an intimate a balance between sustainable development and way to get to know our environmental preservation. country of many islands and long coastlines. The images presented here, captured during the 13th Hobie Challenge, give us a glimpse into that perspective, making a strong argument for us to travel by sea, and by sail.NB

16 For more info on Philippine sailing, visit www.phinsailing.ph and www.tlyc.com v

buy Got nothing to do this weekend? Or making plans for Guide to that upcoming holiday? North Bound has selected a few eat destinations that you will definitely want to put on your Pampanga, itinerary and presented in an easy to use guide. Just stay check around the map for places that catch your interest, Zambales whether it's a foodie, shopping, resort or activity, and follow the page guide to a more detailed description on D try and Bataan what to expect and how to get there. Capones Island - this minuscule spit of land starts out of the sea with a white beach then gently ascends A Anawangin Giant tacos at The to a hill on which stands a cove - an unlikely Coffee Shop - big Spanish-era lighthouse; well- convergence of sea, appetites find their way worth the 30 minute boat sand and forest, to The Coffee Shop not ride that gets you there. brought together by for their brews but for the (photo from ivanhenares.com) the great Pinatubo outsized tacos that do the eruption, this outdoor job to quell a raging hunger. E haven offers surf or B (photo from pinoytravelfreak.com) trail action, and an C Uacon cove and expansive beach for Magic Left - a Potipot Island - rest and recreation. reliably consistent This pair makes for an (photo by Marcos Caratao Jr. left-handed wave excellent kayaking or SUP of www.ambot-ah.com) that keeps on coming destination if you've got F has made this cove a the gear and skills, the Casa San Miguel - favorite for beginners This center of the arts G Treetop Adventure, Zoobic cove offers a quiet beach and more advanced and flat water, while the nurtures the local youth in Safari, Ocean Adventure - for wave riders alike. various art forms and is home those who prefer their adventure in the island has white sands and seclusion. to the Pundaquit Virtuosi, form of an amusement park ride, you a youth musical ensemble; can zip, swing and slide in the trees, see it also houses a bed and tigers up close from a bus and swim with El Kabayo breakfast and a community dolphins in an aquarium. Equestrian Center cafe for visitors. - a horseback riding outfit with stables made to K H Xtremely Xpresso - resemble an Old West started out as a cafe in the cliche. Take lessons, or Subic Freeport serving reliably I J tours, and don't forget good coffee and later full your ten-gallon hat, for Meat Plus - has been Lighthouse resort and that precious photo. European inspired meals. attracting discriminating marina - Consistently carnivores since it regarded as one of the opened. Select a dish best hotels in the freeport, from its menu or choose Lighthouse is a 3 story Aling Lucing's Sisig - L your meat from their boutique hotel known for Deca Wakepark - A This is where sisig, the ubiquitous freezer and have it its well-appointed rooms, wakepark in drinking companion, was created, and cooked as you desire. particularly their glass- bodes well for Filipino against which every single one must be Cant go wrong either way. walled bathrooms. wakeboarders and anyone measured, so make sure you try the who wants to add watersport O original. (photo from ivanhenares.com) N Bale Dutung - Claude into their otherwise Tayag's residence, art Susie's Kakanin landlocked itinerary. gallery, and restaurant Susie's Cuisine - P M Hot Air Balloon Festival where he serves authentic This genre of Filipino cuisine - the country's biggest airshows Kapampangan cuisine is characterized by their launches hundreds of hot air over a long luxuriating main, eponymous ingredient balloons from all over the world lunch while sharing stories - rice or kanin. A whole into the sunrise. A sight to behold of the food, art and his range can be had - pichi every year. hometown. pichi, tibok tibok, suman, more on page 28 moche and sapin sapin Q R s Nathaniel's Buko Pandan Nathaniel’s Angeles City Flying Mila's Tokwa't Baboy - Bakeshop - it is at Club - the country's premier While Aling Lucing claims the Nathaniel's where they have ultralight aircraft outfitter and original sisig, Mila's holds the found the ideal combination of school, where one can take to crown for best tokwa't baboy. the ingredients to produce the the sky for short trial flights or Her most ardent fans will perfect rendition of this commit to a course to become attest that its worth the trip. well-loved dessert a sport pilot. (photo from www.jinlovestoeat.com) Guide to Pampanga, Zambales s Sanikulas Cookies and Cocina de Atching u Lillian Borromeo - Las Casas Filipinas A Ttraditional Kapampangan de Acuzar - Travel Bataan snack that is made of arrowroot, back in time in this themed coconut cream and dayap. resort comprised of several AsM legendiyamit would Falls have - hustle it, they restored heritage structures areyour imbued way over with the miraculous trail reassembled within the powersto these because twin falls of theto be image compound without forgoing ofrewarded St Nicholas by ofthe Tolentine view and (Italy) a any modern day amenities. embosseddip into the in them.pool at its feet. MORE ON PAGE 30 angeles city celebrates fiestang kuliat OCTOBER & PAMINTUAN HOUSE FIESTANG KULIAT 2013 PRESS LAUNCH 15 17 1 11AM . MARQUEE MALL 3RD FLOOR CULTURAL dANCE FEST In the heart of Angeles, Pampanga, Kapampangan Fiesta Buffet (for media) 2PM ONWARDS . a rather nondescript structure FIESTANG KULIAT 2013 KICK OFF MARQUEE MALL ACTIVITY CENTER has stood witness to history, 2PM . MARQUEE MALL ACTIVITY CENTER not merely by surviving it, but 1 2 Days of Cultural Dance Showdown by teams To usher in the month-long October Fiesta from private & public schools with ethnic, by serving as a home to various Month. An array of cultural, entertainment, traditional & modern categories. historical personalities over video presentations & messages from the time. Built by Don Florentino BIG BITE! THE NORTHERN Fiestang Kuliat committee. - FOOD FESTIVAL Pamintuan, Angeles' first 18 20 . 10AM-9PM MARQUEE PARK millionaire, it welcomed in 1889 FIESTANG ANGHEL 530 PM MASS . HOLY ROSARY PARISH A 3 day ultimate food festival gathering. All Gen Antonio Luna, and served 2 CHURCH, 630 PM PROCESSION OF the best food vendors and concepts from as his headquarters for the first ANGELS . STO. ROSARIO/HERITAGE ZONE the Northern Regions. Philippine Army, from which the Feast of the Guardian Angels with Procession PAMANGAN FIESTANG KAPAMPANGAN defense against the advancing of Angels attended by little kids wearing angels LUNCH & DINNER . MUSEO NING ANGELES American forces was directed. costumes. The name Angeles came from the its 20 Sumptuous lunch and dinner by ticket Later, President Emilio Aguinaldo's old name El Pueblo De Los Angeles, meaning reservation. Tickets available at Museo Ning nomadic government selected it as town of angels. Angeles. its presidential residence after moving here from , and the first anniversary 3rd PULAYAN TAGALAN (FUN RUN) of Philippine independence was celebrated here with a parade review of Gen Gregorio FIESTANG APU KENG DALAN 2013 MASS 5-9AM, 11AM-12NN, 2-7PM . APUNG del Pilar's forces. It was later occupied by General Douglas MacArthur and his officers, 6 . 25 5AM MARQUEE MALL PARKING MAMACALULU SHRINE MASS 430PM until July 1901. In 1935-36, records show that the American chief executive, Frank GROUNDS (NEAR CITY HALL) . HOLY ROSARY PARISH CHURCH, PROCESSION Murphy, a friend of the Pamintuans, spent many a weekend at the house. The house Fund raising campaign to support the projects 530PM . STO.ROSARIO/HERITAGE ZONE then headquartered a contingent of a Japanese cavalry of the Suzuki Butai Regiment of ACPO, ACADAC & ACSO and to strengthen Tribute to the Miraculous Apung Mamacalulu, up to 1944. In late 1944 to the first week of 1945, the old house billeted the early the relationship in obtaining common mission which pilgrims from all over venerate every Kamikaze pilots. On observation, the house seemed to attract the victors, almost like a for a healthy and drug free Angeles City. Friday all-year round. The chapel area is also trophy of success in their campaigns. 2ND KULIAT KABATAANG KABAHASAN a well-known destination for thrift shoppers 7-10 8AM – 5PM . ANGELES CITY LIBRARY for its ukay-ukays and production over-runs These days, it is one of the seven (7) national sites where the Philippine flag is raised Series of activities like book fair, on-the-spot every Friday. every Independence Day, after which Aguinaldo's speech delivery is reenacted. It has assay, and haiku writing, nursery rhymes battle, MAMIALUNG TAMU since become the ward of the National Historical Commission and is soon slated to quiz bee, and fora for librarians. 268 AM ONWARDS . MARQUEE PARK house the first Philippine social history museum. SERENATA Kapampangan Version of Traditional 12 7PM ONWARDS . HERITAGE DISTRICT Filipino Street Games. A day of Traditional Brass Bands Face-Off. A romantic competition between teams from the four ANGELES SISIG night under the stars featuring world-class school districts of Angeles City, including entertainment by two orchestras in a musical an open category for visitors. Sizzling sisig has become inextricably associated with Angeles face-off (Battle of Brass Bands). that the dish is registered as the most significant FIESTANG LA NAVAL DECEMBER product of Angeles in the Department of Trade . ( moved due to election) and Industry's One Town, One Product 12 530PM MASS HOLY ROSARY PARISH CHURCH, 730PM LA NAVAL PROCESSION . BAGIUS PARADE & program. As such, it is the banner product STO.ROSARIO/HERITAGE ZONE STREET DANCE PERFORMANCES soon to be served in practically every food Evening before La Naval Fiesta. In tribute of 6 . outlet, in Angeles' Gastronomic Belt. The 5-10 AM HERITAGE DISTRICT / MON TANG AVE the Virgen De La Naval, which is the patron Cultural Component of Central Luzon’s variations are endless but each celebrates of the town’s founder Don Angel Pantaleon Biggest Street Party. the ingenuity of creating a tasty dish from De Miranda. pork parts otherwise considered discards. TIGTIGAN TERAKAN KENG This event is headed by Mayor Edgardo Pamintuan of - DALAN 2013 The Gastronomic Belt, an area that spans Angeles City, Chairman of the Fiestang Kuliat 2013 6 7 6 PM ONWARDS (DUE TO BARANGAY ELECTIONS) Balibago Strip along MacArthur Highway, Execom. For more details, contact the Angeles City . to the Fields district, to Don Juico Ave, MACARTHUR HIGHWAY, BALIBAGO Tourism Office at (045)625-2286 and 09334606398 and 2 nights of the biggest annual beer, food & to Korea town, all the way to Friendship look for Mr. Arcee Suarez or email [email protected]. music street party that celebrates Angeles Extension, was conceptualized as a tourist food BROUGHT City’s triumph over Mt. Pinatubo eruption. destination by Christine Nunag, Angeles City tourism officer, a culinary writer, demo TO YOU BY: host, tour-event specialist, and two-time Doreen Fernandez Awardee. Mount TRY TAPU LAO MAGALAWA WORDS BY TOBY MARTIN WORDS BY TOBY MARTIN PHOTO BY Marcos Caratao PHOTO BY trampingphils.com island Jr. of www.ambot-ah.com

Climbers regard wide road and the open transforms as flora and a territory dispute with mountains for their grasslands is a section fauna explode with rich China, should be in view, differing altitude, their of rainforest, followed in biodiversity, making it as the summit shares beauty and their difficulty. turn by a forest of pines, a hotspot for nature approximately the same Not as popular as other known as “tapulao” photography for both latitude with it. summits, it is therefore in the vernacular. A macro and telephoto easy to ignore Mt. campsite is then located ranges. The temperature While Tapulao may not Tapulao and exclude it at the Bunkhouse for begins to drop to rank among the more from the pantheon of overnighters, for it is a anywhere between 5 famous mountains great mountains in the steep ascent from here to and 19 degrees C, and in the Philippines, it Philippines, but a climb the summit at 2037MASL. the trail becomes more offers a very rewarding of the mountain quickly It should be interesting to mountain footpath than experience for those who proves her qualifications. note that while Tapulao's rocky road. A weathered humble themselves to summit sits about 900m tree then stretches out climb her trails. She will The trail starts out as an below that of Pulag, the its branches to mark test you with the heat old mining road wide roof of Luzon, her trail the summit for those and uneven surface of the enough for large trucks, has one of the greatest who make it all the way. opening kilometers, then A short boat ride away from the mainland, Magalawa a wide swath of rock elevation gains of any Because of the vegetation challenge you further Island just sits off the coast of Palauig, Zambales. The and soil that served as mountain in the country, that thrives there, the with the steep grades isle boasts of white sand beaches and rustic bamboo pavement for the trucks which is at about 2000m summit does not offer of her final ascent. But huts, with not much else unnatural to disrupt your to negotiate. Along the from trail head to summit. expansive views, unlike if you pay attention, she Robinson Crusoe fantasy. There are only two resorts route, there is little or no Thus, this steep climb and most of the mountains at encourages you along available on the island, so it is suggested that bookings shade from the harsh heat the heat earn her points similar elevations. But if way, first by cooling the be made in advance. Alternatively, camping is allowed of the day, so an early for difficulty. you know where to point air, then by greening the using one's own tents or, if available, those rented out start is recommended to your binoculars on a clear surroundings, then finally by the resort. Menu is usually based on the day's catch, reduce time out in the Once within the forest day, the Scarborough giving you a rare view, as so it is advised that you bring your own food should you open sun. Following the line, the mountain Shoal, an area central to if saving the best only for have special dietary preferences other than seafood. those who truly dare. As mentioned before, with a carefully planned itinerary, it can be included as a well-deserved payoff after a On a practical note, successful climb up Tapulao. NB Tapulao's central location, its proximity to the coast, and the viability of a day- Getting there: hike itinerary make her a From Manila via Palauig good value destination. Victory Liner to Altogether, a well- planned climb of Tapulao iba Sta. cruz combined with a stay at ask to be dropped off at Radio Veritas Road, Magalawa Island make for a classic Zambales Bgy Pangolian in Palauig, Zambales. Tricycle to Oslet adventure. Armada Fishdealer Compound in Bgy Luan. 26 eatEAT

BALE DUTUNG

WORDS BY TOBY MARTIN photoS BY ivanhenares.com

Pampanga's Bale Datung, or House of Wood, 1 is a tour de force of Claude Tayag's creativity. The idyllic structure, rebuilt and redesigned after the

1 Claude Tayag preparing eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in 1991, now houses his Paradiso - an original homemade residence, his art collection and his restaurant. dessert made of coconut, yam, egg and fresh milk topped with yema (custard), ube and macapuno in a Run like one of the Anne, then left on the mascarpone sauce Metro's popular private table for the guests to kitchens, Bale Dutung partake of. While dining, 3 2 Inasadong Lechon Pata - grilled lechon ribs marinated in and its creator hosts Claude also shares his inasal sauce guests through an voluminous knowledge intimate meal. Claude's of Kapampangan cuisine 3 Ensaladang PakÔ - a salad of play on things, however, through stories woven surprisingly taken sinigang, and sisig. While lunch menu. All kinds of wild ferns and tomatoes topped with half a soft-boiled egg. defies the conventional with history, heritage, and through a gastronomic the latter three dishes traditional and modern -- the party must geography, making the journey without sound commonplace, pieces, some created BALE DUTUNG comprise at least ten meal a manifold learning redundancy in flavor. one is surprised at by Claude himself, have Villa Gloria Subdivision, diners, each of whom experience. Especially noteworthy the richness of flavor been curated by the chef Angeles City, Pampanga will be introduced to are the Bulanglang rendered by the meat. to create the complete Getting there : four or more hours of The menu itself is Kapampangan na may These dishes, of course, recipe. nlex Kapampangan hospitality. staggering in its Tian ng Bangus, Ulang are cooked once again san fernando variety, with the diner at Tadyang ng Baboy, after the pig is roasted Such is the Bale Dutung EXIT Upon reservation, guests the Kare-kareng Laman whole, creating layers of experience -- a heuristic take Olongapo-Gapan get to select a menu of Dagat, the Talangka, Hito tastes one preparation journey into food and Road, at McArthur up to 11 courses, from at Balo-Balo sushi, the cannot achieve. things Kapampangan, HWY traditional Kapampangan 5-way Lechon and the conducted by a At the rotunda where recipes, to creative Paradiso dessert. While the food is the masterfully creative right goes to Dau/ Baguio reinventions of Claude's main attraction, Bale impressario. To many, it take the left road that own making. At an The Lechon is served as Dutung is also a feast for is an adventure where goes straight and go past indulgent pace, each five dishes – skin alone, the other senses through one learns new things the Carmelite convent, dish is taken out from the pork flakes in tortillas, different forms of art, that seem so familiar. To Villa Gloria will be on the kitchen, introduced by 2 ribs grilled and served a pleasant distraction some, it is like coming left side. Claude and his wife Mary with eggplant salad, layered not unlike the home.NB 09175950218 (045) 6250169, (02) 6684038 [email protected] 28 stay

admirable, as is the they are designed. via NLEX: NLEX San opportunity it gives Others, meanwhile, will Fernando Exit, take to its guests to see argue that the structures the structures as they cannot be appreciated the provincial highway stood in their time. by all, but rather only by past Balanga, Bataan. There is a raging debate those capable of paying Turn right at the sign among conservationists, for the experience. directing to Mt. Samat however, about the But what remains Memorial. Turn left at relocation of the significant in this debate fork at Philippine-Japan structures, and the intent is the proof that such Friendship Tower. Follow WORDS BY TOBY MARTIN for which they are used. restoration is possible, the signs. Route is shorter PHOTOS BY EDSEL OCHOA On one extreme, it is and with it, a commercial but susceptible to traffic argued that the houses viability, such that, jams. cannot be appreciated perhaps under different ocated on a seafront though, thankfully, the Other facilities include a properly when not circumstances, the via SCTEX: SCTEX estate in Bagac, bathrooms have modern- spa and Fotografia dela located in their original concerns about context towards Subic, exit at Bataan, Las Casas day fixtures and plumbing. Escolta, a service where location, as the new and intent can be folded, Dinalupihan, turn right at Filipinas de Acuzar guests can have their location does not show as required. NB the provincial highway 'til is a heritage resort that Various dining options photos taken dressed the context in which past Balanga, then follow features a collection of cater to different palates, in period costumes. On 18th to 20th century so while heritage cuisine Saturdays, there is a same directions above. Philippine houses restored isn't served, one can presentation of Filipino to their pristine condition. feast on servings from cultural dances for a The resort is designed Filipino, Spanish and Italian completely cultural to resemble a Spanish restaurants. A convenience immersion. colonial-era community, store for snacks and fast with its cobblestone-paved food is also available as an The investment of roads & plazas and adobe alternative to a sit-down resources in the restoration bridges. meal. of these houses is

Hourly walking tours take visitors around the “casas,” with guides explaining the history of each house or building. While hardcore architecture and design enthusiasts might find the tour's content a bit cursory, it is perfect for those who wish to appreciate the style of the period. For photographers, return after the tour to shoot the structures free from the crowds.

The experience is enhanced by the rooms' era-inspired furnishings

30 31 NLEX Corner NLEX Corner NLEX : road trip across safety

The North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) Also at the Balintawak Toll Barrier are connects Metro Manila to the Central and Impact Attenuators which are of great use Northern Luzon regions. The 90-kilometer during vehicle collisions. Also installed at expressway is an example of a world- the Bocaue Toll Barrier, these attenuators class expressway designed for your safety, have been designed to absorb a wayward convenience and efficiency and of other vehicle's impact, thereby reducing the motorists and passengers. damage done to structures, vehicles, and You and your fellow motorists are reminded been applied at strategic areas of the NLEX motorists, and will also redirect the vehicle of speed limits throughout the NLEX, chiefly to safely direct you to use the proper lane. To achieve optimum safety for motorists using away from the hazard. because most incidents happen among fast- the NLEX, its builder and concessionaire, moving vehicles with no chance to react In compliance with the recommendation of Manila North Tollways Corporation (MNTC) Safety warnings down the road to external forces. That is why the Median an international Road Safety Audit, we have has equipped the expressway with world-class Once inside NLEX, did you and your car Concrete Barrier was built to safely prevent also installed a total of 98 internationally systems and infrastructure which would help ever experience any rumbling while driving head-on collisions of vehicles traveling at recognized informational, directional, and prevent accidents and, if accidents do happen, across the Expressway? These may be speeds of up to 100kph. That doesn't mean warning signs along the entire stretch of would also allow the NLEX operations and caused by the Rumble Strips, or what some you could try violating the rule, right? the NLEX. Use these to have a safe and fun traffic management team to act on the incident motorists fondly call “giggle bars,” which trip to the North, as these traffic signs serve in the quickest and most efficient way possible. are perpendicular thermoplastic markings Finally, guardrails are abound throughout the as advance notices to increase awareness designed to cause noise and vibration when a length of the NLEX, including eighteen ET- of the roadway and proper safety driving, Here, we take you on a road trip on the new vehicle passes over them. Rumble strips are 2000 Guardrail End Treatments at identified thus, avoiding confusion and driving and improved safety features of the NLEX, installed in several segments of the NLEX to priority areas, serving as a safe railing miscalculations. all of which are at par with international alert motorists to slow down, check brakes that absorbs kinetic energy from wayward standards. and be aware that he or she is approaching a vehicles, thus preventing major damage and Likewise, the eye-catching Variable Message structure. loss of life. This safety improvement project Sign will provide you with real-time en-route Slowing things down can cut down chances of critical injuries travel advisories. In cases of heavy traffic by the Barriers Accidents are also possible down the and fatalities with its capacity to absorb the due to accidents or road maintenance works, Upon entry into the NLEX's Balintawak Toll freeway, so additional fence systems, barriers impact from vehicles it will encounter. follow its suggested alternate routes so you Barrier, you may notice the gravel bed of the and rails have been erected to at least 'soften can get to your destination without hassle. Speed Stopping Lane (SSL) or Emergency the blow' for our users. At the San Fernando Guided lane-by-lane Arrester Bed. This facility provides a safe Interchange Median Area, a facility known as with lights and signs On the watch 24 hours a day and efficient channel which motorists can the Brifen Wire Rope Safety Fence System Whether it's day or night, traveling along For your safety, CCTV cameras have been use to deliberately slow down and stop their has been installed to absorb the impact of a the NLEX means visible and enhanced installed on selected areas along the NLEX, wayward vehicles. The displacement of gravel wayward vehicle. The elastic wire ropes and road sections with the installation of high along with stand-alone digital video recorders aggregates on the lane helps the vehicle the posts collapse on impact, and the vehicle reflective 3M Pavement Studs (Cat’s Eye) for redundant recording. These cameras transfer the impact, thereby slowing it down comes safely to rest as it is guided along the and 3M Reflective Stickers. These markings help monitor road conditions and provide till it stops. This can help protect motorists fence, preventing any major incident should are of great use at night time and during additional means of detecting road incidents. and their vehicles from severe damage as well it pass through to the oncoming lanes. rainy periods, so you can clearly see if you're as protect employees and facilities at the toll still in your lane. Flexible traffic posts at The NLEX Team, with the help of these barrier approach. the Balem Road Section have also been cameras and all the other other safety equipped with reflective stickers to prevent features, stand ready all-day to help in any vehicles coming from another roadway from incident or situation. Just remember that executing a hazardous U-turn and sudden safety must always come from the motorist, entry at the mainline southbound lane, as we are here to provide you with a secure lessening the chances of head-on collisions and equipped channel to reach your Northern and sideswipe impacts. Aside from reflective destination. Have a safe trip! markings, highly-visible lane markings have NLEX news TARA NA SA NORTE Tourism & Travel Fair The builder and concessionare DIRECTORY LEGEND Hotel Villa Rosal Phil. Information Agency (PIA) of the 90-km North Luzon Gen. Luna Road cor. Magsaysay Ave., Lualhati Compound, Romulo Drive, Expressway (NLEX), Manila Hotel Spa Baguio City Baguio City North Tollways Corporation Resort Fitness 443-8183 074 ;443-8132 074 074 442-2150 Leisure Park School (MNTC) staged a travel fair in Restaurant Communications Manor, Camp John Hay Victory Liner, Inc. Manila sending its hordes of Coffee Shop Transportation Loakan Road, Baguio City Passenger Center, PNR Compound, tourists flocking up north. Bar Travel & Tourism 424-0931 074 Baguio City Shops Association 074 619-0000 Market Government Microtel Inn & Suites NLEX Tara Sa Norte Tourism Farm Money Exchange Upper Session Road, Baguio City Services Gas Station and Travel Fair, was slated last 619-3333 074 July 12-14 at the Robinsons TARA NA SA NORTE FAIR: (From left) DOT-Central Luzon director Ronnie Tiotuico, MNTC Place, Manila. It was organized vice president for marketing Renie Ticzon, Assistant Secretary for International Promotions Benito BAGUIO Mountain Lodge Bengzon Jr. (third from left) of the Department of Tourism (DOT), Cebu Pacific passenger sales Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City 27 by the Manila North Tollways director Arlene Tena, MNTC president Rodrigo Franco, and DOT-Cagayan Valley director Bless Diwa. Corporation (MNTC) to help the 442-4544 074 northern regions promote their Manila’s 22-million population,” magazines and publications, tourism PNKY Home Bed & Breakfast destinations and attractions. Ticzon said. boards, souvenir shops and national Leonard Wood, Baguio City 13 BULACAN TOURISM CONVENTION and local government agencies, 444-5418 ,446-7094 074 AND VISITORS BOARD Ground Floor Uniwide Bldg., The fair, according to MNTC’s To get them entertained were such among others. Restaurants/dining Guinhawa, City of Malolos, Bulacan Vice President for Marketing special events as corporate game (044) 662 0506 ; 662 7557 ; 796 0528 – Renato U. Ticzon was co- shows, raffle draws of airline Swarming the fair were international BLISS Café presented by the Department of tickets and other gift certificates and domestic travelers, business 1 J. Felipe St. cor. Gibraltar St., Baguio Convention HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING Tourism (DOT) and its northern from hotels and resorts, tourism and trade organizations, corporate Baguio City and Visitors Bureau 074 619-0367*446-5594 regional offices covering quiz bee, marketing and product and local buyers, travel agents and 2nd floor BCVB Building Abad Santos Ciudad Clemente Resort Pangasinan and Ilocos, Cagayan presentations, and cultural shows. tour operators, tour planners and Drice Burnham Park, Baguio City Choco-late de Batirol San Isidro, Paombong, Bulacan Valley Region, Central Luzon organizers, tourism associations, 4315 442 )074( Igorot Garden,Gate 2 Camp John 0927-669-5655 / 896-1892 /791-1256 and the Cordillera Administrative Hay, Baguio City Invited to join the NLEX Tara media and bloggers, students and 074 446-7006 ACI Resort Region (CAR). The DOT Sa Norte were North Philippines educational institutions and the HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING Palayan, Cutcot, Pulilan Northern Regional Offices tourism destinations, hotels and general public. Solibao Restaurant had their individual booths in Baguio Country Club Session Road, Baguio City Adventure Resort resorts, airlines and air alliances, Tigbe, Norzagaray the fair to showcase its most retirement villages, theme parks The trip to North Philippines has South Drive Road, Baguio City 074 442-3867; 074 442-6797 to 2064 619-2050 074 361-1087 /361-0425 (044) / 698-8999 attractive tourism destinations and and amusement centers, travel vastly improved with the completion S.O.U.L Café attractions. agencies and tour operators, travel of the NLEX and the Subic- Clark- Baguio Burnham Suites Camp 1, Rosario, La Union, Baguio City Amadeus Park & Resort Expressway (SCTEX), Kisad Road, Baguio City 6 072 712-0852 Sapphire Homes. Plaridel Tarlac CVB to 15 424-2211 074 670-2155 consequently increasing the volume Swiss Baker of domestic and foreign visitor Chalet Tepeyac SM City Baguio, Baguio City Bakas River Resort arrivals in the region and making it Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City 177 074 442-8834 Matictic, Norzagaray the country’s next most attractive 442-3956 074 694-7950 tourism destination. Sports/health/ Elizabeth’s Fantasy Resort recreation/shopping Balagtas Resort Purok 2 Ambayao Irisan, Baguio City Balagtas The fair was sponsored by Subic 445-5174 074 Baguio’s Best Choice Food Products 815-6227 Bay Metropolitan Authority 11 Manzanillo Subdivision, Easter (SBMA) and Maynilad Water, Inc Heritage Mansion Road, Baguio City Baluarte del Pozzino’s Resort and was supported by Robinsons Kisad Road thru Abanao Ext. 074 442-1946 Caingin, , San Rafael cor Gen. Del Pilar St., Baguio City 0928-7211419 Land Corporation and North 074 424-7336/ 074 445-2046 Northhaven Spa Philippines Visitors Bureau (NPVB). 21 Avelino St., Ferguson Road, Big Rock Farm Resort Nueva Ecija CVB Holiday Park Hotel Baguio City Coral na Bato, San Rafael Abanao Ext., Baguio City 129 074 300-5022; 074 423-0531 0917-787-0576 “The four regions hold some of to 09 2807 619 074 the country’s most diverse natural City Tourism Office Bocaue Green Farm wonders, historical structures, Hotel Supreme Baguio Convention Center, Baguio City Bagumbayan, Bocaue cultural treasures and traditions, Magsaysay Ave., Baguio City 111 074 442-1006 692-5719 to 18 2011 443 074 which was featured in the Department of Tourism Bon-bon Resort Governor Pack Road, Baguio City exhibits that offered affordable Hotel Veniz San Nocolas Bulakan, Bulacan 074 442-7014 tour packages and services, Abanao St., Baguio City 1 792-1353 discounted airfares, travel and 446-0701 074 leisure destinations, indigenous products, souvenir items, and arts and crafts, all made available to 35 DIRECTORY DIRECTORY

Carmi’s Resort & Hotel Farm Master’s Resort Jed’s Island Resort Malolos Club Royale Hotel and Resort St. Agatha Resort and Country Club Villa Sofia San Juan, San Ildefonso Tibagan, San Miguel Gatbuca, Calumpit Mc Arthur Highway Mabolo, Malolos Sta. Rita, Guiguinto Paltao, Pulilan 677-1469 675-1652 791-0378 794-4811, 896-0425/ 794-0236 676-3529 Feliza Forest Mini Private Resort Casa Elum Sta. Maria JGH Resort Marina Resort Stone Bridge Resort Villa Virgen Milagrosa Resort Pantubig, Marilao 0917-520-3371 Sulukan, Angat Cattle Creek Tumana, Sta. Maria Borol 2nd, Balagtas 711-3926 671-1674 0920-962-3960 044-641-0921 693-2525 FMA Resort Private Garden Chivet Resort Kaypian Joe Pris Resort and Pavillion Merrryland Resort Pools & SPA Summer Place Villa Natalia Resort Meysulao, Calumpit 02-364-9628 Lawa, Meycauayan Taal, Pulilan Tabagan, Bustos RM 39 Pulong Buhangin, Sta. Maria 0927-517-1735 721-4031 617-0616 0917-981-8508 / 641-9919 Four King Resort MRC Resort in Fidelis Cruz Cool Water Resort Abangan Sur, Marilao Jogima Farm and Resort Tabon, Pulilan Villa Candido Water Land Resort Laklahan, Sta. Maria 711-5555 San Francisco, Bulakan, Bulacan 676-1529 Sta Peregrina, Pulilan Tabagan, Bustos 676-2179 617-0643 Cool Waves Ranch and 792-1330 North Riverside Resort Waterpark Resort Fun and Sun Resort Langka, Meycauayan Villa Cecilla 3 Kids Pool and Pavillion San Nicolas Bulakan, Bulacan Borol 2nd, Balagtas Kalikasan Swimming Pool Garden 984-1930 Gabihan, San Ildefonso Metrogate Complex, Meycauayan 792-2870/664-1578 693-1239 Caingin, Meycauayan 0928-205-2881 0927-960-7669 721-4031 Cresta del Monte Galilee Mansion and Garden North Winds Resort Sto. Cristo San Pedro, Bustos King Leonardo Island Resort Brgy. Kaypian Villa Cristina Resort 8 Waves Water Park Resort & Hotel 0919-319-9324 617-1587 Tambubong, Bocaue 632-718-3404 / 725-0496 Borol 1st, Balagtas Ulingao, San Rafael 693-2256 766-5262 Cresta del Carmen Resort Gazebo de Amor Kristimar Water Park Ocean’s Edge Resort Esguerra St. Poblacion, Pulilan Iba Este, Calumpit Bambang, Bulakan, Bulacan Poblacion, Norzagaray Villa del Carmen Resort & Restaurant 4 K Garden Resorts, Inc. 0916-4225246 0922-835-1772 668-0336 Capihan, , San Rafael Catmon, Sta. Maria Pacific Waves Resort 673-2960 641-0610 Dad’s Vineyard Gitna ng Nayon (Private) KR’s KM 31 Gumaok, Sto. Cristo others Sta. Rosa, Marilao Duhat, Buacaue San Pedro, Bustos 02-775-3269 Villa Elena Resort 248-7169 692-3529/692-2364 Taliptip, Bulakan, Bulacan Amazing Grace Lanesca Resort, Inc. Palm Garden Resort 792-1316 Calizon, Calumpit Daily Bread Farm and Resort Golden Forest Resort Catmon, Sta. Maria Barihan, Santisima, Malolos 675-7213 Bonga Menor, Bustos Norzagaray 0916-397-6066 791-6451/791-5370 Villa Erlinda Resort and Pavillion 694-1853 / 691-2224 Town & Country NEV, Marilao Pulilan Butterfly Haven Dalisay Farm Garden La Pulilan Riverview Resort, Hotel, Paul Cruz Place 692-1874 / 711-1872 Pulilan Tungkong Mangga Golden in Shower Restaurant Sapang Putol, San Ildefonso 676-137 Tabang, Guiguinto Longos, Pulilan 901-1185 Villa Filomena Resort De Larisse Resort and Pavillion 794-1174-44 676-1711 Lias, Marilao CAGAYAN Pandayan, Meycauayan Prince Kevin Resort 711-1037 721-4031 Green Country La Residencia Club House Gulod, Tigbe, Norzagaray Maligaya Village, Pajo, Meycauayan Pio, Calumpit 0919-293-0610 Villa Krizelna Resort Divine View Resort 0917-847-7869 675-0862 Coral na Bato, , San Rafael Buenavista, Sta. Maria Princess Rica Resort 969-933 0917-946-4830 Green Farm Garden Resort La Terazzo Malimpampang, San Ildefonso #741 Ligas, Malolos Calumpang Calumpit 677-1803 Villa Herrera DJ Paradise Resort 0920-206-1061 675-0241 San Vicente, San Miguel Mc Arthur Highway, Dakila, Malolos Pug Pog Resort 791-5129 Green Trees Resort and Hotel Lawiswis Kawayan Spa and Resort Balagtas, Pulilan Villa Migueliza Tanawan, Bustos Brg.Buiguion, Calumpit 676-1984 Maasim, San Rafael Dream Waves Resort 675-1966 Turo Bocaue Grotto Vista Resort San Miguel Leisure Farm Villa Mikaela Private Resort CAGAYAN NORTH CONVENTION AND 699-1366 Graceville Liduana Farm Resort ( Private ) Biak-na-Bato, San Miguel Ulingao, San Rafael VISITORS BUREAU 691-0223 / 691-0224 Batia, Bocaue 673-3951 2nd Floor Fragante Bldg. 1 Aguinaldo EFCOR Garden JGH Recreation 0921-201-3852 Shao King Resort cor. Blumentritt Sts., Tuguegarao City and Livelihood Park Guess Resort Bulihan, Plaridel Villa Maria Ester Pavillion (078) 844-0755 Angat Pasong Intsik, San Rafael Long Meadows Country Resort Libtong, Meycauayan 671-7404 Mahogany St. , Sta. Maria Sibul Spring Health Resort 721-4031 Hardina Resort 044-641-0118 Sibul, San Miguel HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING El Bueno Resort Borol 1st, Balagtas 044-678-0250 Villa Reina. Resort Inc. Hotel Lorita Longos, Calimpit 693-2556 Luisky View Park Resort Catmon, Malolos 202-4451 #67 Rizal St. Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Bacood St. Matimbo, Malolos Sitio Lucia Hotel & Resort 791-1590 (078) 844-2179 / 844-1390 / 501-7044 Hidden Rock Resort & Restobar 662-1136 Pulong Buhangin, Sta. Maria Emcco Pavillion Tiaong, Guiguinto 641-2278 Villa Remedios Resort Las Palmas de San Jose Pandayan, Meycauayan 794-3771 Luntinang Paraiso Resort and Hotel Sta. Peregrina, Pulilan 721-4031 #20 Saint Anne cor Saint John Tabang, Guiguinto Soledad Resort ( Formerly Del Sol ) 676-1497 San Jose Village, Cagayan Iluminada Resort 794-1258 Bangkal ,Malolos (078) 844-8091 Falcon Crest Resort Bungahan, Malolos 682-6970 Vigjam Resort Partida, Lingunan, Norzagaray 791-1250 Mahabang Parang Sta. Maria, Sta. Maria 694-1604 Pampagueña Pensionne House Sta. Maria Sta. Peregrina Swimming Pool 0917-3776295 #43 Caggay Highway Tuguegarao City, Jade Resort & Recreational Balatog, Pulilan Cagayan Balatog, Pulilan Malamig Park Resort 676-1984 Villa Rosalinda (078) 844-4639 676-1408 #410 Malamig, Bustos Caingin, Malolos 0917-389-6729 531-4525 791-5045/791-2768

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Hotel Candice Hotel Vida Puning Hot Spring Restaurants/dining Thunderbird Corporation Yogurtree Blumentritt cor. Luna St. 5414 M.A. Roxas Highway, CFZ Sitio Target Brgy Sapangbato, Pro Point, San Fernando City, La Union Moreno Building, Maharlika Highway, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan (6345) 4991000 / (6345) 499-0762 Angeles City Herencia Café Tel. No: (072) 8887888 Cabanatuan City Brgy. 14 Sangladan, Paoay (078) 844-2003 0922.825.9206 Montevista Villas Tel. No: (077) 614-0214 Hotel Carmelita Golf Acadamy Lane, ILOCOS NORTE Café Shop NUEVA ECIJA LGU's #9 Diversion Road, Balzain Mimosa Leisure, CFZ LGU Licab, Nueva Ecija Tuguegarao City, Cagayan (6345) 599-7000 / 584-4047 loc. 2007 La Preciosa Fine Dining Rizal St, Laoag City Contact Person: Marilyn Mendiola (078) 844-7027 0917.647.1612 Sa Libis Ng Nayon Resort Tel. No: (077)773-1162 Magalang Rd. Brgy. Mining, Restaurants/dining LGU Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija Angeles City Stone House Cafe Contact person: Emy Bed and Breakfast (6345) 322-2829 / (6345) 888-9963 47 Bengcag, Airport Road, Laoag City 09176746.0392 Cor., Luna Mabini Centro 2 Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Oasis Hotel Ravandens Grill and Catering LGU Papaya, Nueva Ecija (078) 846-4743 Malabanias, Angeles City Bgy.6, Rizal st, Laoag City NUEVA ECIJA CONVENTION Contact Person: Dave Ramos (6345) 625-8301 to 04 Tel. Nos: (077) 773 1366 / AND VISITORS BUREAU ILOCOS NORTE CONVENTION (077) 676 1535 0918.587.3444 Pampagueña Restaurant Microtel Hotels and Resorts AND VISITORS BUREAU Brgy Leonardo Maharlika Highway Restaurants/dining Sta. Arcadia, Cabanatuan City, Rm.2 Balay da Blas, 10 Giron St., Alohalyn’s Place/ Beer Garden LGU San Jose City, Nueva Ecija Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Nueva Ecija Mr. Frosty Corporation Brgy. 7-B, Laoag City Farinas Avenue, Bgy. Calayab, Contact Person: Anthony dela Cruz (078) 844-1829 (044) 464 7777 / 806 2695 & Ikabud Pagkaing Pinoy (077) 770 4389 Laoag City 0916.746.0392 Sports/health/ 29-19 S.L. Orosa St. Diamond Subd. Tel. Nos: (077) 6761867 [email protected] HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING recreation/shopping (6345) 332-1118 / (6345) 625-8232 PAMPANGA HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING Saramsam Café Alumni Bed & Breakfast Hostel Abraham-Henrage Shoppersville C’italian Dining Bgy 7A Laoag City #55 Blumentritt St. Tuguegarao City, CLSU campus, Science City of Muñoz Don Juico Ave., Angeles City Balay da Blas Pension House 0917-5702110 044.940.7504 Cagayan (6345) 892-4059 / (6345) 892-6993 # 10 Giron St., Brgy. 7-B, (078) 844-0983 Laoag City, IN Amada Plaza Hotel Historic Camalig Restaurant (077) 770-4389 LA UÑION Villa Luz, Cabanatuan City Bali Leisure Club 292 Sto. Rosario Street Heritage District 044.464.3098 The Port Bali Leisure Club Pallua Road Angeles City Playa Tropical Resort Hotel Tuguegarao City, Cagayan (6345) 888-1077 / (6345) 322-5641 Brgy. Victoria, Currimao, IN Hunter Valley Plantation & Resort Inc. (078) 846-3283 (077) 676-1001 / (077) 676-1088 Cabu, Cabanatuan City PAMPANGA CONVENTION Puning Hotspring & Restaurant Adventure & Expedition Philippines (63.44) 806 1671/ 63.928 505 0546/ AND VISITORS BUREAU Sitio Target Sapang Bato, Angeles City Shorestop Inn-Restaurant Everybody’s Café, Mac Arthur Incorporation (6345) 499-0629 Brgy. 18, San Isidro, Pasuquin, IN 63.918 920 0641 #29 Burgos St. cor Arellano St. Highway, City of San Fernando, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Microtel Hotels Resorts Cabanatuan Pampanga Pugad Dencio’s Sitio Remedios Heritage Village LA UNION CONVENTION (078) 844-1298 Sta. Arcadia Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija 0917 2454834 SM City Clark Brgy. Victoria, Currimao, IN AND VISITORS BUREAU (63.44) 464 7777/63.920.938 4569 Coconut Grove Beach Resort, HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING Teriyaki Boy Palazzo De Laoag Hotel National Hi-way, Paringao, Bauang GREATER CLARK Nipa Hut Hotel & Resort SM City Clark Brgy. 27 P Paterno St. Laoag City, IN 0917 8020973 Hotel Gracelane Diversion Road, San Leonardo, (077) 773-1842 San Agustin, San Fernando transportation Nueva Ecija HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING Tel. Nos: (045) 9613696 / (045) (63.44) 806.0216/63.927.7768.999 Pulu Amsic (Balinesean Estate) Northview Hotel 8606060 Brgy. Amsic, Angeles City 46 Nalbo, Airport Road, Laoag City, IN Coconut Grove Beach Resort PCC Hostel (6345)459-0165 (077)773-1689 National Hi-way, Paringago, King’s Royal Hotel & Leisure Park CLSU, Science City of Muñoz Baung, La Union Olongapo-Gapan Road, Bacolor Sports/health/ 0917.524.4873 Texicano Hotel Tel. Nos: (072) 6076604 / (072) 6076621 Tel. Nos: (045) 9617000 / (045) recreation/shopping Rizal St., Laoag City, IN GREATER CLARK CONVENTION AND 9610325 Angeles Sports & Country Club (077) 772-0290 / (077) 770-5776 China Sea Resort Restaurants/dining VISITORS BUREAU Hensonville, Angeles City Paringao, Bauang, La Union Restaurants/dining The Boardroom Business Center Bldg. Pangil Beach Resort Tel. Nos: (072) 7050833 / Baked by Luna (6345) 892-6358 Vergara building, Barangay ACFA, 7160 Claro M. Recto Highway, Clark Bgy. Pangil, Currimao, IN (072) 6076607 / (072) 2420822 (fax) Aling Lucing’s Sisig Freeport Zone, Pampanga Maharlika Highway, Cabanatuan City Fontana Leisure Park (077) 6761229 Robinson’s Starmills & SM Food Court (045) 499-1146 044.940.4463/0922.244.5017 CM Recto Highway, CFS Hotel Ariana (6345) 5995000 / (02) 843 9123 Mira De Polaris Hotel Paringao, Bauang, La Union Everybody’s Café Chives Café & Patesserie HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING Ventura St, Bgy.1, San Nicolas, IN Tel. Nos: (6372) 705-0050 / 705-0080 Mc Arthur Highway, del Pilar, PHILSCAT Building, Maharlika highway, Nayong Pilipino - Clark Expo (077) 6761647 / (077) 6766830 Holiday Inn Resort – Clark City of San Fernando Clark Expo-CFZ Lola Nanny’s Resort Science City of Muñoz Mimosa Drive Leisure Estate CFZ Tel. Nos: (045) 8601121 / (045) 8870361 (6345) 5997568 / (6345) 477-7408 Ilocos Rosewell Hotel and Restaurant Urbiztondo, San Juan , La Union 044.806.3707/0906.384.2928 (6345) 599-8000 / (6345) 845-1888 National Highway, Bgy.1, Mobile No: 0920-4091030 others El Kabayo Riding Stables San Nicolas, IN Hapag Vicentico’s Batis Asul Caterers & Resort Candaba Wetlands Gil Puyat Ave., Cor. Panday Pira Clark (077) 670 6528-9 / (077) 7810450 Marand Resort and Spa 1077 del PIlar st. Cabanatuan City Mc Arthur Highway, CFZ Candaba Freeport Zone Pampanga McArthur Hi Way, Baccuit Sur, (63.44) 600.3237/63.920.901.4919 (6345) 888-1499 09178888794 (6345) 499-0920 Gertes Resort Bauang, La Union San Nicolas, IN 072-607223 Liquid Coffee Bar & Resto PAGCOR – MIMOSA FARM Clark Eagle Range Sta. Arcadia. Cabanatuan City Mimosa Drive, West Airfield, Clark Freeport Zone Ilocos Norte Hotel San Juan Surf Shop (63.44) 940 3648/63.917 815 0057 Abe’s Farm Mimosa Leisure Estate, CFZ Pampanga and Convention Center Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union Bgy. Ayala, Magalang (6345) 599-6069 / (6345) 599-6001 09295976668 Bgy. Balacad, Laoag City, IN Tel. Nos: (072) 7200340 / (072) Tel. No:(045) 865-1930 (077) 6708330 7050833

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PANGASINAN Star Plaza Hotel hOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING Subic Mirage Hotel Tree Top Adventure La Maja Rica Business Center A. B. Fernandez Ave., Dagupan City 60 National Hi-Way Brgy.Baretto Apari Rd Subic Bay Freeport Zone Mac Arthur Highway,Tarlac City Tel. No: (075) 5234888 Arizona Int’l Hotel Olongapo City (047) 252 9427 (63 45) 982 2981/ 611 2044 47 National Hi-way Brgy.Baretto (047) 223-9245 Fax 982 3373 The President Hotel Olongapo City Zoobic Safari Maramba Blvd., Lingayen (047) 224-4557 Subic Park Hotel Tiarra Bldg Crown Peak Garden Hotel Lattétude Café (075) 5423056 Moonbay Marina, Subic Bay Freeport Zone 3M Bldg. McArthur Highway, Buena Casa Hosteria Subic Bay Waterfront Road, SBFZ (047) 252-8638W Ligtasan, Tarlac City Treasures of Bolinao Hotel Lot. 8,9,10 Betty Lane St. Subic Bay (047) 2092 Fax. No. (047) 252-2039 (63 45) 491 0168 / 982 9143 Manila: (02) 4971068 Freeport Zone, SBMA TARLAC Bolinao: (075) 6960668 TEL#: (047) 250-0664 Vista Marina Resort Latino’s Seafood Grill Restaurant Fax#:(047) 250-0663 Blk. 3 Lot 2 Moonbay Mac Arthur Highway San Nicolas Blk PANGASINAN CONVENTION Villa Jireh Japhet Holistic Resort Hotel Marina,Waterfront Road 5, Tarlac City AND VISITORS BUREAU (0920) 5777556 Club Morocco (63 45) 800 2007 33 Gov. Antonio Sison St., Lingayen, Cawag, Subic, Zambales Subic Bay Freeport Zone SPORTS / HEALTH / RECREATION Max’s Restaurant Luisita/ SM City Pangasinan (047) 252-2724 (047) 250-3373 White Rock Beach Resort Mc Arthur Highway Tarlac City 0928 7334798 Mouse House Internet Café Robinson’s Plaza Luisita, San Miguel Dagupan City Courtmeridian Matain Subic Zambales Tarlac City Waterfront Road, 232-5716 Fax#: 232-2857 HOTELS / RESORTS / LODGING (63 45) 985 0688 Narciso Ramos Sports Civic Center Subic Bay Freeport Zone Restaurants/CAFE/BAR Borasinta Beach Club Alvear St., Narciso Ramos Sport Civic (047) 252-2366 Nay’s House Restaurant Uyong, Labrador Complex Brew’s Bistro Romulo Blvd., Tarlac City 2300 09209503095 Tel. No: (075) 5425941 Conti’s Plaza Apartel Magsaysay Drive, Olongapo City TARLAC CONVENTION (047) 223-2588/1682 (63 45) 982 5286 TRAVEL AND TOURISM 047-222-3279 AND VISITORS BUREAU Capitol Resort Hotel Pasalubong Center, Plaza Luisita Casino Filipino Paseo de Hilario Grill and Restaurant Lingayen, Pangasinan Pangasinan Council of Tourism Crown Royale Hotel Center, Brgy. San Miguel, Magsaysay Drive, Olongapo 04 Hilario st., Tarlac City 2300 (075) 8932 / (075) 6620848 & Industries c/o TOPAD Capital Drive San Jose City Tarlac City, Tarlac (047)222-4565 (63 45) 982 0706 / 982 4146 Tel. No: (075) 5428007 (047) 237 1961 Fax # (047) 237 1961 (045) 493 0009 Covelandia Du Labrador City Spa [email protected] Sarangbang Restaurant Tubuan, Labrador Pangasinan Tourism Office Crystal Beach Surf Resort #51 Magsaysay Drive, Olongapo Lot 808 G-2 Sitio Paroba, Tibag, Tarlac Tel. No: (075) 5495198 / (0927) Capitol Compd., Lingayen Brgy. Lapas San Narciso Zambales (047) 223-1682 hOTELS/RESORTS/lodging (63 45) 982-1117 2567573 Tel. No: (075) 5428007 Telfax: 047 913 4309 Azaya Garden Resort by Coconut Grill Sitio Oriente 2 El Pescador Resort & Hotel Tourism Office of Alaminos Extremely Expresso Grand Leisure Hotel MacArthur Highway, Estrada, Capas Bypass road, San Sebastian Tarlac City Poblacion, San Andres Alaminos City, Pangasinan No. 1 Dewey St. Cor. Sta.Rita Road, Waterfront Road., (63 45) 985 0045 / 491 2820 (63 45) 982 3515 (075) 554255 0921-2990696 Subic Bay Freeport Zone Subic Bay Freeport Zone (047) 252-7642 Central Park Hotel El Puerto Marina Tel: (047) 2522764 Tarlac Fortune HK Seafood Restaurant Tourism Office of Dagupan Luisita Business Park, San Miguel Don Martin, Domingo St. Pangapisan Mango’s Restaurant 1030 Mac Arthur Highway, Dagupan, Pangasinan (63 45) 985 1912 or 24 Fax 985-0683 North Lingayen Pangasinan Joyous Resort And Restaurant 223-4139 San Nicolas, Tarlac City Rosemarie Teng-Mejia [email protected] Tel. No: (075) 5425328 Doña Francisca Balanga Bataan City (63 45) 982 0558 fax 8000 547 / Mobile No: (0920) 95068 FOOD / RESTAURANTS/ Telfax#: 047 791 3313 Meat Plus 982-1841 Bldg. 65 Samson Road, La Maja Rica Hotel & Restaurant BARS/ CAFES Mc Arthur Highway, Ligtasan, Tarlac City Hotel Consuelo Resort Ligthouse Marina Resort Subic Bay Freeport Zone Tessie’s Grills and Roasters ( 63 45) 611-2053 to 55 Alvear St., Maramba Blvd. Matutina Annex 3 Restaurant Moonbay Marina Complex,Waterfront (047)-252-1346 MacArthur Highway, San Roque, Tel. Nos: (075) 5428932 / (02) 6622528 Bonuan, Tondaligan Road,CBD, SBFZ, Zambales Tarlac City Tel. Nos: (075) 6143076 / (075) 6143162 (047) 252-5000 / (047) 252-7545 Pier One Microtel Inn & Suites Luisita Industrial Park Road San (63 45) 982 5500 / Fax 982 4100 Lenox Hotel Moonbay Marina Waterfront Road, Max’s Urdaneta Miguel, Tarlac City Rizal St., Dagupan City Mbk Grand Leisure Hotel Subic Bay Freeport Zone Tita Pat’s Restaurant and Catering Urdaneta City (63 45) 985-1770 / 985-1975 Tel. Nos: (075) 5158889 / 515852 Lot MC-9, Waterfront Road SBFZ Services Mobile No: (0918) 3131272 (047)252-2764 Rali’s Bar And Grill Nick Hotel Concepcion, Tarlac Hundred Islands Mgt. Malabanan Park Argounats Highway, others MacArthur highway cor Gerona Pura Mac Arthur Highway, San Rafael, (Partner Tour Packages) Mountain Woods Resort Hotel Subic Bay Freeport Zone Road Gerona Tarlac City Alaminos City Narciso Ramos Entremedor St. West Kalayaan, Subic Ritz Tropical (63 45) 491 5259 (63 45) 491 0133 09176104144 Sports Civic Center Bay Freeport Zone Rizal Hiway, Subic Bay Freeport Zone (075) 5425941 (047) 252-1985/4446 Sun Garden Hotel Urdu Restaurant and Bakeshop Las Residencias (047) 252-3342 Fax. (047) - 252-7455 Milagrosa St., Aquino Subd., Tarlac 71 P. Burgos St. Poblacion, Tarlac City Patar, Bolinao SUBIC BAY Sam’s Pizza City (075) 542-5381 Punta De Uian TRAVEL AGENCY AND Magsaysay Drive, Olongapo City (63 45) 982 0688 / 982 9143 Pundaquit San Antonio,Zambales TRANSPORT SERVICES (047) 222-3686 Palmas Verdes 0918-415-7774 Restaurants/dining Bonuan, Dagupan City Souvenir Items and Tours Subic Bay Marine Exploratorium Coconut Grill Restaurant Disenyo ng Tarlac Souvenir and Tours 09175081266 Subic Homes Ocean Adventure MacArthur Highway, Estrada, Capas (63 45) 493 1155 / 0919 811 7811 56-A Lanzones St., Binictican, Subic Puerto del Sol Camayan Beach Resort (63 45) 985 0045 / 491 2820 Bay Freeport Zone LEISURE AND SPORTS Bolinao, Pangasinan 252 - 9000 (047) 252-1907 (075) 696-0530 New Butter World Bakeshop JSJ Goat Farm Subic Bay Yacht Club McArthur Highway, Tarlac City Brgy Caturay Gerona Subic International Hotel Corp. Punta Riviera Rizal Hwy Corner Burgos St. #478-B M.H. Del Pilar St., Tarlac City 0918 908 0488 / 0922 8181 488 Bldg. 786, Sta.Rita Road, SBFZ Ilog Malino, Bolinao GREATER SUBIC BAY Subic Bay Freeport Zone (63 45) 982 3511 (075) 6961350 / (075) 6961274 TOURISM BUREAU (047)252-2222 (047) 252-2588 Kart City 2nd floor Subic Bay Exhibition and L Paras Pavillion MacArthur Highway KM 123 Rock Garden Hotel Convention Center, Efficiency Road, The Coffee Shop San Sebastian, Gate 3, San Roque, Tarlac City Arnedo, Bolinao Subic Bay Freeport 2 Rizal St., Barrio Barretto Don Gregorio St.,Tarlac City (63 45) 491 4053 (075) 544-2876 (047) 252-5212 (63 45) 982 3715 / 982 3730

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