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Nayong Philipino, Clark Expo

by kenningst

This place is a 3.5-ha, outdoor large-scale museum featuring the best of the country's cultural diversity, history and heritage. The former replica of the Barasoain Church is now ready for liturgical services while the convento is now available for religious and social gatherings.Labuad village is where ethnic Kapampangan crafts and artworks will be on sale. There is a showcase of the tribal villages of Ifugao, Kalinga and Muslim communities. Included in the historical showcase are the ancestral houses of Jose Rizal, Emilio Aguinaldo and Apolinario Mabini. This heritage expo is free to the general public for now but when I visited the place, they were still finishing up the place thus still a little construction going on.

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Mt. Pinatubo aerial trips

by Yla

Mt. Pinatubo made history and world-wide news in June 1991 when it erupted after being dormant for hundreds of years. It has wipe out almost a quarter of Luzon island's habited area and has drastically affected weather and climate patterns globally.This volcano, now back to its dormant state, is located centrally among mountain ranges bordering the provinces of Pampanga, Zambales, Tarlac and Pangasinan. It has become a favorite adventure trip for 4-wheel vehicle trips that includes hiking and camping. For the physically challenged or those feeling lazy (me included), aerial trips are also available.

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Hot Air Balloon Festival

by kemisteryoso

One among the famous festivals of the Philippines usually happens on the month of February. Colorful balloons will start to invade the morning sky and after that numerous sky activities can be watched like para-gliding, sky diving, aircraft formation flying, aerobatic display, kite flying exhibition etc.The Philippine International Hot-Air Balloon Fiesta was first organized in 1994 in an effort to help spur the local economy of Central Luzon with the objective of making it a common aviation sport in the Philippines and promoting the country as a premier sport-aviation and tourist destination in Asia.The Balloon flight are usually scheduled just before sunrise so better be early. There's an entrance fee of P150 pesos.

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Hot-Air Balloon Fiesta

by miguel_arcangel

Philippine International Hot-Air Balloon Fiesta is held annually between January and February at Clark Field, Angeles City, Pampanga. Considered to be the biggest aviation sports event in the country, it features skydivers, kite flyers, rc plane enthusiasts and multicolored hot-air balloons with more than a hundred balloon pilots from around the world.

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Mark it to Clark!

by miguel_arcangel

Clark Air Base is a former United States Air Force base on Luzon Island in the Philippines, and was an American military facility from 1903 to 1991.Following the departure of American forces in 1991, the base eventually became the site of Diosdado Macapagal International Airport and the Clark Freeport Zone.

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angeles mt pinatubo

by maxxamillion

i was just up mt pinatubo,, walk around hotel has a tour guide from hotel to mt and back, cost p 6000 for two if i recall, but dont take the lunch at the barangay as they will just bring you food you dnt even ask for ,,oh and bring the best sun screen money can buy as you will fry like sausages haha we did,,, taxi from airport watch out you may get ripped off! try to arrange a shuttle van from hotel , and if you plan on mt pinatubo next day trust me you have to get up at 5.30 am for the tour guide, and if you serious wana do mt pinatubo next day you have to arrange with tour company befor you arrive in philippines.. msg me if you have any Q

Inspect Hotel Rooms, Rates & Facilities

by cyndymc

It is very difficult to decide on online reservations for hotels because they usually show only the nice pictures and comments from guests. Email VT'ers who posted their travel page and reviews for first hand comments & criticisms.Especially at Balibago and other areas outside the CSEZ, it would be helpful to check the surroundings and ambience. The hotel might be nice, but they might be lax in allowing guests to bring along scanty-clad and flirty hospitality girls in the pools, restos or rooms, to the disorientatiom of your children. Or, they might have a clean look outside, but the CR and cabinets might be full of cockroaches. Check the menu for freebie breakfast that go with your accommodation, and check the prices/ variety of ala carte dishes.We almost checked in at a new, clean Korean-owned Hotel. Luckily, we thought of checking their menu. They serve only rice, boiled egg & kimchi...

Check Out Nayong Pilipino sa Clark

by cyndymc

After Nayon Pilipino was closed at its original site near Philippine Village Hotel, a smaller one was set up at Clark Expo by virtue of Presidential Decree No. 37. Designed to make Nayong Pilipino a virtual showcase of Philippine history and culture, replicas of some villages and heritage sites were created. Nice vision, nice plans... but I was disappointed to see that it wasn't as beautiful and well maintained as the original Nayong Pilipino. The manmade ponds have dried up, dried leaves of plants and trees are scattered around, dust was blown by the wind because the soil was so dry, the replica houses cum museum are dirty/dusty, the village people looked lonely, the merchandise at souvenir shops have seen better days, and the ambience just wasn't that envigorating. The only place I liked was the replica of the Barasoin Church and the promenade infront of it.There is no entrance fee;...

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Orient Yourself With Kapampangan Culture

by cyndymc

On the 2nd floor of the Clark Museum, you'll find the Museong Kapampangan which showcases relics and indigenous materials, equipment & furniture used by people of Pampanga.One corner of the museum is devoted to the relics, furniture & clothes used by Pampanga's most famous son, then President Diosdado Macapagal.

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History Trip at Clark Museum

by cyndymc

While you are inside CSEZ, pass by the Clark Museum. Clark Museum showcases the rich history and transformation of Clark, from the time it was used as a US Military Base to its present development. I was awed by the relics and intricate dioramas depicting the Aeta natives' and Filipino people's traditions. The dioramas showcase the delicate Filipino craftmanship.

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Q:  Hello, I heard there were no tricycles from Clark airport to the city. My question is if anyone has an idea what the costs are... 

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A: there is no real taxi service there - if you mean the regular cabs with meters. what they have are airport limousines (called airport taxi too) that costs from P300 up.... 

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