We left Manila at dawn for our road trip to Zambales, and hoped to go to market early to buy fresh seafoods and other foods & supplies that we would need for our camping. Because we took the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTX), we arrived at Zambales very early in the morning. Alas, the public markets in the towns we passed by weren't open yet. We learned that normal marketing time is 8am. Fortunately, the vendors allowed us to buy seafoods, meat, fruits & vegetables even before 8am. Perhaps, they took pity on us as we stood by the parking lot for a long time already.
Written Apr 8, 2009
Indigenous tribes till inhabits the mountains of Zambales, living with a life of ancient customs and traditions passed from generation to generation centuries before our time.
Major dialects spoken in the province are Ilokano, Tagalog and Zambal.
There are three major ethnic groups found in the province namely: Zambal, Ilocanos and Tagalogs. Zambal is classified into three as follows: Sambali Bolinao, Sambali Botolan and Sambali Tina
Written Aug 2, 2003
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