1. Ruins of Camiling Church
The province of Tarlac is situated in Central Luzon, surrounded by the provinces of Zambales, Pangasinan, and Nueva Ecija, a 2 to 3-hour travel from Metro Manila. It is also one of the provinces that holds a huge part in Philippine history. When I visited part of this province, the wide rice fields and mountainous areas were very noticeable. The entire area, even the city, is surrounded by relaxing green colors. The photo above is the St. Michael The Archangel Parish Church, or the Camiling Parish Church.
2. Mt. Damas
This mountain is still in debate as to whether it’s really a minor
or a major climb. Others would say it’s minor because of its
elevation, and others would say it's a major one because of its trail type
and technicalities. During our ascent, the entire journey was composed of an assault and a river crossing. This mountain is also the home of eatas who protect the forest from illegal activities.
3. Ubod Falls
After a tiring trek on the trails of Mt. Damas, it's time to replenish your muscles with the cool pressurized water of Ubod Falls. This destination is perfect for those who are looking for an extra adventure. By the way, it is a 120-foot waterfall surrounded by plants and huge boulders, and the area has a cool ambiance.
4. Mount Pinatubo
5. Monasterio de Tarlac
6. Canding Falls
7. Kart City Tarlac
8. Tarlac Recreational Park
9. Aquino Ancestral House
10. Saipan Beach
11. Limiac Park
12. ANZAP Twin Falls
13. JSJ Goat Farm
14. Capas National Shrine
15. Capas ATV Adventure
16. Isdaan Village
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