Rizal Province - Tourist Spots, Travel Guide, Itinerary, & Hotels

Table of Contents:

• About Rizal Province
• Top Tourist Spots in Rizal
• How to Get Here
• Where to Stay in Rizal
• Travel Tips

About Rizal Province

Located just east of Metro Manila, Rizal Province is a popular weekend destination for city dwellers seeking adventure and relaxation. Named after the Philippine national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, the province is blessed with natural wonders like waterfalls, mountains, and rivers, as well as rich cultural and historical sites. With its close proximity to the capital, Rizal offers the perfect blend of nature, history, and modern leisure experiences.

Mt. Hapunang Banoi - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Mt. Hapunang Banoi is a dwarf and a hiking-friendly mountain in Montalban, Rizal, that can give you a tantalising view of nature's beauty. Together with Pamitinan and Binacayan, this mountain is one of the most hiked mountains in the area because it is also surrounded by Lucius green trees, which makes the area look relaxing. Plus, the exhilarating terrains added an adventure for hikers. In the centre of these mountains is Wawa Dam, a water reservoir built by the Americans. This area was chosen because it's a catch basin for the three mountains.

Mt. Pamitinan - Hike Guide You Need To Know

This mountain is one of the most hiked mountains because it became famous due to its accessibility from Manila. It's been a long time since we planned to visit Wawa Dam and hike the twin mountains, for some reasons, it resulted to "drawing." Hiking Mt. Pamitinan is a bit challenging, but will definitely give you an amazing and wide view of the greens surrounding Wawa Dam and part of the Sierra Madre.

Balaw-Balaw Restaurant, Angono

About Balaw-Balaw Restaurant

A trip to Angono, Rizal, isn’t complete without dining at Balaw-Balaw Restaurant, a unique culinary and cultural destination. Known for its exotic dishes, traditional Filipino favorites, and artistic ambiance, the restaurant offers guests a one-of-a-kind experience that blends food, folklore, and art.

Higantes Festival, Angono

About Higantes Festival

Celebrated every November in Angono, Rizal, the Higantes Festival is a vibrant display of art, culture, and devotion. Known as the “Art Capital of the Philippines,” Angono comes alive with towering papier-mâché giants, colorful street parades, and lively performances that honor San Clemente, the town’s patron saint.