Mt. Tarak, Bataan

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About Mt. Tarak

Mt. Tarak — also known as Tarak Ridge—is one of the most iconic mountains in Bataan, offering a mix of forest trails, rocky ascents, stunning ridge views, and the refreshing Papaya River. With an elevation of around 1,130 MASL, this mountain attracts both seasoned hikers and adventurous beginners looking for a thrilling yet rewarding climb. Tarak Ridge is famous for its panoramic views of Manila Bay, Corregidor Island, and the surrounding peaks of the Mariveles Mountain Range.

Berlin Wall at the National Museum of the Philippines

About the Berlin Wall

Inside the National Museum of the Philippines lies a rare and thought-provoking historical artifact—the Berlin Wall. This concrete slab, once part of the infamous Berlin Wall that divided East and West Berlin during the Cold War, stands as a powerful reminder of humanity’s struggle for freedom and unity. Its presence in the museum connects global history with the Filipino people, symbolizing resilience, hope, and the universal fight for democracy.

Ultimate Guide to National Museum of Fine Arts Manila

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About

The National Museum of Fine Arts is the premier art museum of the Philippines, home to an extraordinary collection of classic and modern Filipino visual masterworks. Situated along Padre Burgos Avenue in Ermita, Manila, it forms an integral part of the National Museum Central Complex alongside the museums of Anthropology and Natural History.

Jose Cojuangco Mansion

About Jose Cojuangco Mansion

This is the old and original house of Jose Chichioco Cojuangco (July 3, 1896 to August 1976). He was the former Representative of the 1st district of the province of Tarlac from 1934 to 1946. He is one of the roots of the Cojuangco clan, and he is the father of the late President of the Philippines, Corazon Aquino, and grandfather of the late President Benigno Aquino III. This historical landmark is located on Paseo del Congreso Street, just a few meters from Barasoain Church and Casa Real Shrine.

Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

About The Underground Cemetery

The Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery is a burial site 15 meters below a small chapel designed for funeral masses in 1845 by Franciscan Priests led by Fr. Vicente Velloc. In the Philippines, burial sites are situated in different spots, like hanging in Ifugao, placed inside the cave in Palawan and Cagayan, and a concrete crypt (in the modern era). This burial site is unique because of its architectural design and purpose.