When in Angeles: Tourist Spots and Destinations

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1. Museo Ning Angeles

In what used to be the city hall until 1999, is the Museo Ning Angeles. It was built in 1922 and features the Life and History of Angeles City all the way to the pre-colonial era just on the ground floor, while on the upper floor, it showcases various Pampanga cuisine such as Battue tugak (frog dish), and Sisig, made of pig brains and chicken lover as well as the tools needed to prepare the.

Location: Santo Rosario St, Angeles, 2009 Pampanga, Philippines

Open: Monday–Saturday from 9am to 5pm, Sundays by appointment only


 


2. Nayong Pilipino

An excellent spot for Filipino craftsmanship, Nayong Filipino features various historical places and structures, from houses of the National heroes and leaders, and Philippine villages such as Kalinga Village, Ifugao Village, and Muslim Village, it also features Colonial Place, and Spanish culture, Museums, and more. Visitors can also buy all sorts of souvenirs at their handicraft stores, made by authentic Filipino craftsmen, as well as Enjoy an overnight stay at the cottages. 

Location: Nayong Pilipino, Centennial Rd, Clark Field, Mabalacat, 2010 Pampanga, Philippines

Open: Daily from 8am to 5pm

 


3. Paradise Ranch

A ranch with an Environmental initiative to plant the most trees to help preserve Nature. It is a place where people can go on a retreat, have their team-building, field trips, camping, nuptials, and more. It was created as a place to reunite Amerasians with their long-lost American parents. The Ranch also provides employment opportunities for the Aetas whose skills in agriculture and fishing proved useful in the park that advocates for the preservation of Wildlife and the Environment. 

Location: Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Facebook: Paradise Ranch

 


4. City Kart Racing Pampanga

For a fun and thrilling experience, City Kart Racing Pampanga is the place. Everyone can try their hand at go-karting at the price of about 750PHP for 30 minutes at the park’s actual go-kart race track. People can also join a Go-Kart competition and win. Protective face guards are also provided for protection from any stray pebbles and wearing covered shoes and long pants are also recommended.

Address: Barangay, Porac Access Rd, Porac, 2008 Pampanga

Phone: 0915 054 7506

 


5. Zoocobia Fun Zoo

For Animal lovers, this is a great place to interact with all sorts of animals which includes activities such as animal petting and feeding, and people could also learn more about the animals, especially their bones and skins, there is also a bird thrill trail everyone can experience, as well as a horse-riding and camel-riding activities for entertainment. There are also shows where the animals perform trucks, a fly and glide sing ride, a zip line, and a mountain biking trail.

Address: Clark Freeport, Angeles, Pampanga

Opening hours: 8am - 5pm (daily)


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