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Museo de Baler is the repository of precious relics of historic Baler. Aside from delighting us with a historical journey, the museum also awes tourists with the massive mural sculptures on its facade. Senator Edgardo Angara, prominent son of Baler conceived these murals with the hope of inspiring the youth to emulate the lives of their ancestors.
At Barangay Zabali, Baler are islets collectively known as Lukso-Lukso. The islets are actually rock formations topped with greenery and interesting bonsai-like trees. This place is a photographer's favorite; many go there for photo shoot and I can understand why. The seabreeze is so refreshing, making you forget the hours as you take pictures of the islets amidst the clouds and sky so blue, sometimes with streaks of violet. You'll feel excitement at the rampaging waves, intriguing rock patterns, beautiful crushed corals at the beach and swaying coconut trees at the picnic grove.
Find time to go to the enchanting town of Ma. Aurora. You will find the Philippines' officially designated Millenium Tree at the Balete Park. Just seeing the 600-year old balete tree is breathtaking, and going inside its massive trunk is awesome.
At Baler, the capital of Aurora Province, you will find sites of historical significance. Being the oldest municipality, it has earned recognition from the National Historical Institute for various national historical landmarks. The historical trail includes the following: Baler Church, Dona Aurora Aragon-Quezon Marker, Casa de Lucio, Lt. Gilmore Rescue Party Marker, Quezon Park and Museo de Baler.
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