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Nueva Ecija, Philippines
Places of Interest
Minalungao Park
Declared as a national park, it features a breathtaking view of the narrow but
deep Penaranda River. On both sides of the river bank are 16 meter high
limestone walls. The ridge formation of white sculptured limestone walls shows
the might of the great river.
General Luna Falls (Rizal)
The easternmost barrio of Rizal nestled uphill on the foot of the Sierra Madre
mountain range boasts of one of Central Luzon’s hidden treasures: a towering
waterfall of more than a hundred feet descending widely across a rocky mountain
wall into over twenty pools of varying levels and depths.
Mt. Olivete (Bongabon)
A hundred-step stair leads to the church built by the Adarnista spiritual
community on the mountaintop. Frequented by pilgrims who bathe in and drink the
water of its springs believing it to be medicinal.
Capintalan (Carranglan)
Maintained by the Kalanguya tribal community from Ifugao, its rivers and
low-lying hill are ideal for hiking and communing with nature. A gateway to the
Cagayan Valley, it was a strategic location during WWII’s liberation period.
Tunnels, war artifacts, and stories of gold digging abound in the area.
Palasapas Falls
Located in San Jose City, it is ideal for picnics and bathing especially during
summer.
Gabaldon Falls
The lure of Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija. The ten-feet falls are surrounded by huge
rock formations and rippling ice-cold water. Located within the 200-hectare
Sabani Estate Agricultural College.
Pantabangan Dam
Built in 1974 along the Pampanga River to serve as reinforcement against flood,
and provide irrigation, additional electricity in the entire Luzon island, the
dam was built by Filipino engineers under the supervision of the National
Irrigation Administration. Pantabangan Dam is now one of the most visited
tourist spots in the province. The place offers a scenic view of the surrounding
area. Tourists will also appreciate the dam's engineering wonders.
Aloha Falls (Carranglan)
Surrounded by the green foliage and about 15 meters to 20 meters in height.
Aside from being picnic grove, the site is also perfect for trekking and
mountain climbing.
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MinalungaoNational Park
General Tinio and Gapan. Declared as a National Park, it features a breathtaking
view of the narrow but deep Peñaranda river. On both side of the river bank one
looks up 16 meters high limestone walls. The ridge formation of white sculptured
limestone walls shows the might of the great river...more on Minalungao Park
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