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Tarlac Tourist Attractions: 7 Top Places to Visit

Planning to visit Tarlac? Check out our Tarlac Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Tarlac.

Top Places to visit in Tarlac (Philippines):
Sacred Relic of the True Cross, Capas National Shrine, Aquino Center and Museum, Bamban Museum of History, Tarlac Recreational Park, Mount Damas, Maria Cristina Park

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Capas Tarlac Walking Street ¦ Philippines Street Food

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Best Place to eat Street Food in Capas Tarlac Walking Street

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Touring Around Tarlac Philippines

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Places of interest:

Isdaan Village Floating Restaurant
Monasterio de Tarlac
Goshen Resort, A Glimpse of Rome in Tarlac
Capas World War 2 Memorial


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5 fun things you can do around Manila during the rainy season

I have friends from different parts of the world who ask me if it is okay to visit the Philippines (specifically Manila), during the wet or rainy season. I know that during the rainy season, there is a chance that you could get stranded (miss your flight, or not be able to catch a boat), because there is low pressure or a full-blown typhoon in the area. But that does not stop us, Manila dwellers, from still living life to the fullest.

I have decided to create this tips vlog to assist all visitors and tourists in Manila, and for the people who live here, to figure out what to do instead of just trying to avoid doing anything fun during the rainy season.

Full disclosure! I do not advise doing any of these activities when there is a typhoon or a potential for flooding. Best you check the weather forecast and listen to the news for any information on upcoming typhoons or thunderstorms.

The rainy season in Manila starts around May to early November.

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Monasterio de Tarlac from SCTEX Concepcion Exit

This trip is a combination of historical & Visita Iglesia taking off from the bridge at TPLEX near Concepcion exit passing by Capas National Shrine then to Monasterio de Tarlac in San Jose Municipality. There is a slightly tightening of traffic at Manila North Road which we will pass through for about 500M before turning left at the road between KKK Gas Station & Suzuki dealership. There are no road markings but a billboard is at the corner showing the direction to the monastery, Camp O’Donnell & Capas National Shrine. Heads up for the right turn at Cojuangco Street in Cristo Rey due to the absence of street marking but again there are billboards for showing the direction to the monastery.

Road condition is good & it can get quite lonely from Cristo Rey to Lubigan Barangay Road junction where we have met only a few & most of them motorbikes.

There is a 25 pesos entrance at Capas National Shrine but will cover the parking, a trip to the museum & even to the hanging bridge at the back. For a glimpse of history, this is not much to help the upkeep of the park.

There is ample parking space in Monasterio & a restaurant there as well. Mass is usually at 1030 Hrs and the viewing of the True Cross Relic will follow afterwards.

Enjoy & have a safe trip everyone!!!

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Ange Gomez in Capas, Tarlac (4x4 Off Road, Atv, Lakes)

Let Miss Tourism Philippines Ange Gomez show you the 4 awesome things you can do in Capas, Tarlac! Which is just a 3 hour drive away from Manila. Special thanks to my Media Partner When In Manila! Avail 10% discount on these activities when you book your adrenaline - fuelled activities with Alvin Bognot Mt pinatubo guesthouse and tours ! Use the promo code which will be revealed after the video. ;) To find more fun activities, follow me as I continue to search the best & most awesome activities around the Philippines!
Here are the 4 awesome things we did in this video:
1. Take a 4x4 Off Road Adventure! (This will be your transportation to take you around the area)
2. Drive an ATV around Ambukil Lahar area.
3. Visit Tambo Lake.
4. Visit the Village of the Aetas Sitio Bulakan and even play basketball with them! (super fun and awesome)
(You can even hike and go up to Mt. Pinatubo however this was not part of our itinerary.)
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