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A row of illuminated giant parol lanterns glowing at night during the Giant Lantern Festival

Giant parols · City of San Fernando

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Mayap a aldo! · Welcome to Pampanga

DiscoverPampanga

Eat.Explore.Stay.Experience.

  • Sisig
  • Giant lanterns
  • Mt. Arayat
  • Kare-kare
  • Clark
  • Tibok-tibok
  • Heritage churches
  • Pinatubo trails
  • Bringhe
  • Pampanga River
  • Tocino
  • Bacolor

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Discover by experience

01

Eat

Sisig, kare-kare, cafés and the kitchens behind Pampanga’s name as the culinary capital.

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02

Explore

Volcano treks, heritage churches and nature escapes.

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03

Stay

Clark hotels, countryside resorts, weekend staycations.

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04

Experience

Festivals, markets and music: what’s on this week.

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The Kapampangan kitchen

Mangan tana!

“Let’s eat!” in Kapampangan

Pampanga is often called the culinary capital of the Philippines. Start with the classics, then follow them to the kitchens that serve them.

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Kapampangan sisig on a sizzling plate with calamansi and chili
Photo: Joy L. Cruz · CC BY-SA 4.0

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A hotel breakfast buffet spread (illustrative photo)© goosmurf on Flickr · CC BY

Breakfast

Goji Kitchen + Bar

All-day buffet at Clark Marriott drawing on Philippine traditions and Pampanga produce, from breakfast to dinner.

Clark
Customers at the kakanin counter of a Susie's Cuisine branch© SwarmCheng · CC BY-SA

Desserts

Susie's Cuisine

Angeles City kakanin and pancit specialist, established in 1972, with branches across Pampanga and nearby provinces.

Angeles
A sizzling plate of Kapampangan sisig (illustrative photo)© Joy L. Cruz on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA

Fine Dining

Bale Dutung

Chef Claude Tayag's reservation-only private dining house in Angeles City, serving Kapampangan tasting menus.

San Jose₱₱₱
Street-front of Aling Lucing sisig restaurant in Angeles with its green signboards© Ralff Nestor Nacor · CC BY-SA

Kapampangan Food

Aling Lucing Sisig

The Angeles City sisig house founded in 1974 by Lucia Cunanan, the cook credited with popularising modern sisig.

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Destinations

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Angeles

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Freeport zone

Clark

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San Fernando

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Mabalacat

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Porac

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Mexico

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Town

Guagua

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Bacolor

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Stone facade and twin bell towers of the Holy Rosary Parish Church in Angeles under a blue sky© Sean Ronquillo (Ubediplomacy) · CC BY-SA

Attractions

Minor Basilica of the Holy Rosary Parish

Angeles City’s 19th-century parish church, raised to minor basilica in 2026, the first in the Archdiocese of San Fernando.

Angeles
Rainbow-coloured racing water slides at Aqua Planet in Clark© Lawrence Ruiz · CC BY-SA

Attractions

Aqua Planet

Large water park in the Clark Freeport Zone with dozens of slides and separate wave pools for kids and adults.

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A tiger resting at a wildlife park (illustrative photo)© cat_collector on Flickr · CC BY

Adventure

Clark Safari and Adventure Park

Animal-themed family park in the Clark Freeport Zone, spread over about 40 hectares.

Clark

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The Clark Parade Grounds© Ralff Nestor Nacor · CC BY-SA

History

The field at the heart of Clark

How a US Cavalry parade field became the place where Clark jogs, races and remembers.

Clark

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