Think you know about Ifugao, Kalinga, and Benguet? Well guess again.
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There are WWE champions in Ifugao...
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| Ka-amon Cave (source) |
4.) Because they have a volcano that's still active but you can visit|| One of the newest attractions in Marinduque. Ka-amon has seven chambers: one has rock formations and one was believed as the banquet place in the early times. Rates are cheap and basics are included: includes tour guide, helmets, and headlamps.
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| Mt. Malindig (source) |
|| Okay. It's dormant. It is a favorite destination among mountaineers these days. All you need to do is secure a climbing permit and you can even request for a tour guide. The trek usually takes about two hours or less, depending on the weather and the pace of the climbers. Once you reach the top, you can see the nearby provinces and the islands: Tres Reyes Islands, Elephant Island, Mindoro, Verde Island, Southern Luzon all the way to Bicol, Romblon, Batangas, Laguna, Quezon and Burias Island.




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| Source: Wikia
Wondering what to do during your visit in Central Luzon? Then wonder no more because this article is in fact a BUCKETLIST of the top 5 most amazing things to do in Bataan, Bulacan, Pampanga and Zambales! Excited? I know you are! So grab your pens and off we go!
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| Source: Its more fun in the Philippines
Central Luzon, having the most abundant harvest of palay and other crops because of its fertile plains and valleys, was renowned as the “Rice Bowl of the Philippines”. The people in Central Luzon are mostly native Tagalog and Kapampangan speakers so it would not be hard for tourists to communicate with them.
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