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11 Things to do in Clark + Pampanga Tourist Spots

Located within a 1.5-hour drive north of Manila, Clark is a rapidly developing tourist destination and economic zone in Central Luzon, Philippines.

It is home to Clark Airport, one of the busiest international gateways in the country. Spanning multiple cities and towns on the border of Pampanga and Tarlac Provinces, the Clark area offers many opportunities for adventure, culture, entertainment, leisure, and business.

There’s a lot of things to see and do in the surrounding areas as well. Pampanga and the rest of Central Luzon region are filled with historical landmarks and beautiful natural sights. Known as the “Culinary Capital of the Philippines,” Pampanga, in particular, is a haven for food lovers.

Ready to achieve your  Clark  travel goals? Scroll down to see the list of popular tourist spots. I’ve also included places to see and things to do in Angeles City and nearby areas.

Clark Tourist Spots

What to do & where to go in Clark? I got you! Here are places to visit, interesting attractions & things to do in Clark for your bucketlist/itinerary.

1. Dinosaurs Island

2. aqua planet waterpark.

3. Clark Museum (Museong Kapampangan) & 4D Theatre

4. Stotsenberg Park & Clark Parade Grounds

5. clark theme parks & outdoor activities, 6. hot air balloon festival, 7. angeles city tour, 8. puning hot spring & 4×4 off-road adventure, 9. mimosa golf course & country club, 10. mount pinatubo, 11. prado farms, lubao.

Note: Destinations featured above are not listed by rank.

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Dinosaurs Island in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Experience the “Jurassic Park” feels at Dinosaurs Island. The park is a fun place to learn more about the dinosaur era. One of the main attractions here is the Dino Trail where you can see life-size moving animatronic dinosaurs. Other zones include Insectlandia, which features giant insects of the Mesozoic era, the Unearth Museum, where you can find giant dinosaur fossils, and the Wonders of the World, which is filled with replicas of famous landmarks around the World.

Dinosaurs Island

Ticket Price —  PHP 699 ( Book here )

Location  — Clark Picnic Grounds, Gil Puyat Ave, Mabalacat, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

Opening Hours —  8 AM to 5 PM; Mon to Sun

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Aqua Planet in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Take a break with your family and friends. Spend a fun day at Aqua Planet Waterpark, the largest waterpark in the Philippines. There are 38 water slides and other attraction including two wave pools, adrenaline-pumping rides, and the Kiddie Zone.

Aqua Planet Waterpark

Ticket Price —  PHP 1050 ( Book here )

Location  — Clark Sun Valley View, Clark Special Economic Zone, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

Opening Hours —  Mon to Fri: 10 AM to 4 PM; Sat & Sun: 10 AM to 5 PM

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3. Clark Museum & 4D Theatre

Clark Museum (Museong Kapampangan) in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

The Clark Museum (Museong Kapampangan) features the history of the Clark area: its journey to becoming the biggest American Base outside the United States to how it’s now transformed as Central Luzon’s biggest hub for leisure, entertainment, and gaming. You can learn about the history and culture of Pampanga and Mount Pinatubo’s eruption as well. Next door, the 4D Theater offers an immersive presentation about the history of Clark, present transformation and future development.

Clark Museum & 4D Theatre

Location  — Bldg. 2528, S. Osmeña St., Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

Opening Hours —  Tue-Sun: 9 AM to 4 PM.

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Clark Parade Grounds in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Fronting the Clark Museum is the Stotsenberg Park, also known as the “Parade Grounds.” Here, you can go for a wonderful walk or run along the tree-lined jogging trail. The large open space was originally used for the Air Forces ceremony and parade exercises.

Ticket Price —  FREE (Open Area). No Admission/Entrance Fee.

Location  — E Aguinaldo Street, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

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Clark’s development as a gateway and leisure destination has given rise to themed attractions catering to nature and adventure enthusiasts, perfect for a fun day with family and friends. Some of the popular spots in Clark include the Zoocobia Fun Zoo, Clark Safari and Adventure Park, Dinosaurs Island & Aqua Planet.

Ticket Price:

Zoocobia Fun Zoo  — PHP 436 ( Book here )

Clark Safari and Adventure Park  — PHP 599 ( Book here )

Dinosaurs Island  — PHP 699 ( Book here )

Aqua Planet  — PHP 300 ( Book here )

Gemik Clark Archery, Airsoft Shooting & ATV  — PHP 3,125 ( Book here )

Join the Philippines’ largest aviation event and marvel at the vibrant hot air balloons at the Hot Air Balloon Festival in Clark. Spanning over three days, attendees will be treated to a variety of activities, including including kite flying, gliding, skydiving, powered paragliding, aviation drills, aircraft showcases & more.

Angeles City is one of the best places to visit near Clark. Among the highlights of the tour are the many historical sites showcasing the rich heritage and Spanish colonial architecture in Angeles City including the Holy Rosary Parish Church, Museo Ning Angeles & Pamintuan Museum. No visit to Angeles City would be complete without exploring its vibrant culinary scene. Eat at local eateries and restaurants, where you can have a taste of delicious Kapampangan & Filipino delicacies.

Angeles City Tourist Spots & Things to Do

Pamintuan Museum  — The Pamintuan Mansion, also known as the Museum of Philippine Social History, is a must-visit heritage house and historical site. Standing for over a century, the well-preserved structure features beautiful interiors and exterior architecture. Here, you can learn about the history of the Pamintuan Mansion and get a glimpse of everyday life back in the day. The site is where the first anniversary of the declaration of Philippine independence was celebrated, spearheaded by Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo. Address: Santo Entiero St, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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Pamintuan Museum (Museum of Philippine Social History) in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines Pamintuan Museum, Angeles City, Pampanga

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Holy Rosary Parish Church  — Angeles City is a historical place with many well-preserved heritage sites. Standing prominently in the old town center is the Holy Rosary Parish Church, formerly known as Santo Rosario Church and today fondly called by locals as “Pisambang Maragul” (“Big Church”). Built in the late 1800s during the Spanish-colonial era, the church is one of the most famous landmarks of the city. Address: Santo Rosario St, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

Holy Rosary Parish Church in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines Holy Rosary Parish Church, Angeles City, Pampanga

Angeles Museum (Museu ning Angeles)  — Located across the street from the Holy Rosary Church, the Angeles Museum or Museu ning Angeles houses exhibits about the history of the city and its people, and the rich culinary culture of Pampanga Province. The building is a heritage site as well, built in 1922 as the Municipio del Pueblo (Town Hall) of Angeles City. Address: Heritage District, Santo Rosario St, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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Mila’s Tokwa’t Baboy  — Mila’s Tokwa’t Baboy is the place to go if you want to try Pampanga’s local dishes including their famous Tokwa’t Baboy (fried tofu and boiled pork), crispy Sisig (deep fried port cheek, seasoned with onions and chili peppers), Paco Salad and Chicharon Bulaklak. This humble hole-in-the-wall eatery has been serving patrons for over 30 years. Address: San Andres St, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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Mila's Tokwa't Baboy in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines Pampanga Sisig, at Mila's Tokwa't Baboy

25 Seeds Restaurant  — 25 Seeds serves traditional Kapampangan favorites with a modern twist. Located in the Dycaico Ancestral House in historic downtown Angeles, this farm to table restaurant maintains a homey ambiance complemented by stylish interiors. 25 Seeds is a tasty and visual treat reflecting the old and the new. Address: 2F Dycaico Ancestral House, Sto. Rosario Street, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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Ensaladang Pako (fern salad) – 25 Seeds Restaurant in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines 25 Seeds Restaurant, Angeles City, Pampanga

Puning Hot Springs in Sapang Bato, Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines

This place is a must-try adventure from Clark. Puning Hot Springs is located at the foot of Mount Pinatubo. 12 thermal wading pools are found on the cliff-side, where you can enjoy amazing views of the surrounding lahar-covered landscape. After a visit to the hot spring, experience the unique volcanic sand spa at Puning Station 2. This treatment involves getting buried to the neck under heated volcanic sand, which promotes relaxation and relief from rheumatic pains. Next, you’ll be taken to the mud pack area where mineral-rich volcanic clay is applied to your body to help cool down your body. The mixture is said to have therapeutic properties.The 4×4 jeep ride to Puning Hot Springs is an adventure worth a spot on your bucketlist as well! This exhilarating drive will take you through spectacular canyons formed by lahar mudflows, river crossings, and rock formations. Enjoy spectacular views of what’s left behind by Mt. Pinatubo’s catastrophic 1991 eruption and a chance to visit the unique cultural landscape of the Aeta community.

Location  — Porac, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

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Puning Hot Springs located on the cliffside of lahar-covered hills in Sapang Bato, Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines Puning Hot Springs, Angeles City, Pampanga

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Mimosa Golf Course and Country Club in Clark Freeport, Pampanga

Mimosa Golf Course & Country Club

Location  — Clark Freeport Zone, Clark, 2023 Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

Mimosa Golf Course and Country Club in Clark Freeport, Pampanga Mimosa Golf Course and Country Club, Clark

Mount Pinatubo in Central Luzon, Philippines

Daring to visit an active volcano? Mount Pinatubo is a popular tourist destination, easily accessibly from Clark. Go on a thrilling 4×4 offroad adventure with views of the breathtaking lahar landscape and a guided hike up the active volcano to see the massive crater lake.

Location  — Pampanga-Tarlac-Zambales Provinces. Save on Google Maps .

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Prado Farms in Lubao, Pampanga, Philippines

Prado Farms is a cool and unusual places to visit in Lubao town, Pampanga. This 5-hectare eco-resort is Instagram-worthy, filled with whimsy and a rustic feel. Here you can also indulge in farm-to-table food and a unique eco-lodge experience. Click below to book online.

Prado Farms

Location  — Lubao, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

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April 15, 2020 at 1:55 pm

you should also try visiting aling lucing’s sisig in angeles, pampanga. best sisig pampanga has to offer.(in my opinion).

May 6, 2021 at 10:19 am

1.5hour away from the Metro, Pampanga has a lot of must try foods and spa.

April 21, 2022 at 1:38 pm

We are a group of seniors starting from Clark/Angeles City. I wanted to know the relative locations of (1) Puning Hot Springs (2) Where does the route of 4×4 jeep ride to Puning Hot Springs mentioned above start? (3) Where does the route of doing a hike to the Mt. Pinotubo crater lake start if we do a 4×4 drop off to the mid point? We have some who want to hike the 2 hour one-way hike, and those who would not like to do so due to age. Is it feasible to plan (a) Group 1 does Mt. Pinatubo short hike (4 hour two way) with 4×4 drop off and then go to Puning Hot Springs for a dip in the thermal pool and sand spa – how much comfortable time to provide for the tour?; and (b) Group 2 does 4×4 4×4 jeep ride to Puning Hot Springs and spends the day in Puning Hot Springs (thermal pool dips, spa, food and cultural show? We are visiting in November 2022. Thanks in advance.

June 10, 2022 at 10:43 pm

Hey Anand, they are in different locations/provinces. The jump-off to Puning Hot Springs is in Brgy. Sapang Bato, Angeles City, Pampanga while the jump-off to the Mt. Pinatubo Crater trek is in Capas, Tarlac. I suggest to do them in separate days.

October 31, 2022 at 12:18 pm

If that’s the best of what Clark has to offer then it sounds like a really boring place…

May 8, 2023 at 11:40 pm

lots of good food in Pampanga! I believe that it has also a lot of nice real estate away from the Metro.

February 28, 2024 at 1:25 pm

We are arriving in Cebu Mar 15 @ 1am (staying 2 days) to do canyoneering. I want to go to El Nido (doing tour A & C) and maybe glamping in Nacpan and Boracay. We are departing from CRK Mar 28 late night. In what order should we travel? Do we have time to fit another island? Blue water and some activities are our interests.

February 28, 2024 at 9:22 pm

I suggest you do the island hopping first in Palawan and then go to Boracay to do more relaxed activities. If you’re departing from Cebu Airport, you can go on a day or overnight trip to Panglao & Bohol.

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Hidden Treasures of Clark Pampanga, Philippines: Exploring the Top Tourist Spots

Get ready to be amazed by Clark's top tourist spots! From majestic mountains to captivating museums, this place offers a diverse range of experiences!

Clark Pampanga tourist spots are an excellent destination to explore the off-the-beaten path and discover hidden gems in the Philippines. This city near Metro Manila is known for its rich cultural heritage, delectable local cuisine, and top attractions. In Clark Pampanga, not only can you get busy during holidays and festivals, but you can also explore its hidden treasures without feeling overwhelmed by tourists if you know where to go.

There are plenty of things to do in Clark Pampanga, from visiting historical landmarks and monuments to sampling traditional dishes. This ancient settlement offers a range of experiences for those interested in diving into its past. Here are some of the top attractions in Clark Pampanga that you won't want to miss:

Exploring 10 Of The Best Tourist Spots In Clark Pampanga

There are countless hidden treasures located in Clark Pampanga, Philippines. Whether you want to explore nature or search for unique indoor activities, this region has something for everyone. To help you, we've gathered the ten best places to visit in Clark Pampanga, Philippines, to inspire your next adventure.

Mount Pinatubo

Mount Pinatubo is a popular spot for hiking, trekking, and canyoneering. This active volcano is sure to offer an awe-inspiring view from the top. For a thrilling activity that the whole family can enjoy, Zoocobia Fun Zoo offers ATV adventures.

Alternatively, the Sky Ranch Pampanga amusement park contains a mix of exciting rides and games that your kids will love. If you're interested in hot springs and therapeutic gardens, head to The Puning Hot Spring for some relaxation therapy.

Paradise Ranch

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Paradise Ranch, a beautiful nature park, is one of the top attractions in Clark, Pampanga. It's spread across 100 hectares of land, making it one of the largest nature parks in the region. The park is an excellent destination for nature lovers and those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

One of the main attractions of Paradise Ranch is its stunning scenery. The park has lush greenery, rolling hills, and various flora and fauna. With this view, visitors can explore the park on foot or horseback, enjoying the stunning views and the fresh air.

The Ranch's zipline experience is another exciting thing you can do -it's not hard to see why.

If you love an adrenaline rush, this is the perfect activity. You get to soar above the trees on a zipline and view the breathtaking scent of the park from up above -an experience you will remember. This activity is safe for adults and children making it an excellent family activity.

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The Clark Museum and 4D Theater

The Clark Museum and 4D Theater are a must-visit destination for history. The Clark Museum and 4D Theater is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in learning about the rich history of Clark Pampanga. Located in the Clark Freeport Zone, the museum showcases a glimpse of the city's past to visitors -starting from pre-colonial history to the present day.

Inside the museum, guests can explore galleries that focus on different periods of history, from the Spanish to the American colonial period.

One of the establishment's highlights is its collection of artefacts, including historical photographs, documents, and objects that give visitors a peek into the daily life of Clark's inhabitants throughout the centuries. They have traditional costumes and antique weapons.

Another exciting feature of the Museum is its 4D theatre. It features various films crafted to immerse viewers in Clark's different periods of history. With state-of-the-art technology and special effects, the 4D theatre provides an immersive and unforgettable experience.

Overall, the Clark Museum and 4D Theater is a fascinating destination that offers visitors a unique and educational experience. With its diverse collection of artefacts, interactive exhibits, and immersive 4D films, it's a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history and culture of Clark Pampanga.

Zoocobia Fun Zoo

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As the name implies, this zoo gives visitors a fun and engaging way to learn about many animal species.

The Zooc ride, one of the most popular attractions at Zoocobia, takes visitors on a zoo tour on an open-air jeepney. During the ride, visitors can witness various animals up close -tigers, camels, and ostriches. This ride is a great way to glimpse these fascinating creatures and learn more about their habitat and behaviours.

Another popular attraction at the zoo is the Bird of Paradise exhibit, which features a variety of exotic birds from around the world. Visitors can see these flying animals up close and learn more about their behaviours and habitats. There are also shows where visitors can see the birds in action, performing tricks and showing their unique abilities.

Zoocobia Fun Zoo offers a range of exciting activities for those who love adventure. Visitors can try their hand at zip-lining, rope courses, and even a giant swing that takes them high up into the air. These activities are a great way to get a bird's eye view of the zoo and its surroundings while experiencing an adrenaline rush.

In general, Zoocobia Fun Zoo is excellent for adventure lovers.

Aqua Planet

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Aqua Planet is an exciting water park in Clark Pampanga that provides a fun-filled day for visitors of all ages. It has thrilling water slides, lazy rivers, and wave pools. Because of these, the establishment is excellent for those who want to beat the heat and cool off on a hot day.

Aqua Loop, one of the main attractions, takes visitors on a thrilling ride that begins with a heart-pumping drop -not for the faint of heart.

Another famous ride is the Super Bowl. It is a slide with a giant bowl that makes visitors swirl before splashing into the pool.

For those who prefer a more relaxing activity, it also has a lazy river that meanders through the park -allowing visitors to soak up the sun and take in the scenery while floating along the tube.

There's also a giant wave pool where visitors can enjoy being in the ocean without leaving the park.

In addition to its water rides, Aqua planet has dining options and snack bars offering visitors delicious food. They can enjoy the food on the lounge chairs and umbrellas available throughout the park.

Air Force City

Air Force City Park is a unique destination in Clark Pampanga that offers site visitors a chance to explore its military history through various activities.

This area used to be the base for the armed forces of the Philippines and the United States. Today, long years after the war, the site has been converted into a park that showcases the rich military heritage of the place.

One of the Park's main attractions is the Aircraft museum which showcases vintage aircraft from different eras of aviation. Visitors can see everything from World War II-era fighter planes to modern jets. These bring lessons about the history of aviation and military aircraft's role in conflicts worldwide.

Air Force City Park is an excellent destination for history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts. Its aircraft museum, outdoor activities, and connections to the area's military past offer a unique and exciting way to spend a day in Clark Pampanga. Whether you're travelling with family or friends, it's worth a visit.

Mount Arayat National Park

Mount Arayat National Park is one of the best tourist spots near Clark Pampanga. A stunning natural destination located in the province of Pampanga is one of its most sought-after features. The majestic Mount Arayat, a popular hiking destination, and a province symbol, dominate the park. Visitors can explore the area's natural beauty while enjoying various outdoor activities.

One of the main attractions at Mount Arayat National Park is hiking. Several trails lead up the mountain, from easy to challenging, so visitors of all fitness levels can enjoy the experience.

Once you're at the top, your views will be breathtaking -panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape.

In addition to hiking, Mount Arayat National Park also offers bird watching, camping, camping, and picnicking.

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Nayong Pilipino Park

The Nayong Pilipino Park is a tribute to Philippine history, culture, and traditions and features replicas of famous landmarks, historical sites, and cultural villages.

The Philippine Village is one of the things that makes this park unique. It features replicas of traditional houses from different regions of the country. Visitors can explore and learn about the custom and traditions of each culture. Overall, this is a great way to catch a glimpse into the diversity and richness of Philippine culture.

Dinosaurs Island

Dinosaur Island is a theme park perfect for dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages. Here, you can walk through the dinosaur exhibits and learn about the fascinating history of these prehistoric creatures.

One of the highlights of Dinosaur Island is the life-sized animatronic dinosaurs. Walking through the park, you'll see realistic-looking creatures moving and making sounds —creating a truly immersive experience; feel like you've been transported back in time to the age of the dinosaurs.

Another exciting feature of Dinosaur Island is the 3D dinosaur movie. This thrilling movie takes you through the prehistoric era, showing you what life was like for the dinosaurs. It's a great way to learn more about these fascinating creatures in a fun and interactive way.

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As soon as you enter the park, you'll feel like you've been transported to the Wild West. The park has a stable of horses trained for beginners and experienced riders. You can take a guided tour through the park and enjoy the scenic views while riding a horse.

In addition to horseback riding, El Kabayo has a variety of other Western-themed activities. You can watch a cowboy show and see cowboys performing stunts and tricks or even try your hand at archery or shooting.

The park also has a restaurant that serves Western-style food, such as burgers, steaks, and barbecues.

El Kabayo is a fun and unique attraction worth visiting if you're in Clark Pampanga. With horseback riding, cowboy shows, and other Western-themed activities, it's a great place to experience the Wild West in the Philippines.

Holy Rosary Parish Church

The Holy Rosary Parish Church is beautiful and historical in the heart of Angeles City. It was built in the 19th century and has since become a significant landmark in the area. The church is made of stone and has a classic Spanish colonial design. Intricate carvings and details make it a genuine work of art.

The church's interior is just as stunning as the exterior, with high ceilings, beautiful stained glass windows, and ornate decorations. The altar is imposing, with gold accents and intricate carvings.

One of the unique features of the church is its crypt. The crypt contains the remains of some of the area's most prominent citizens, including former mayors and religious figures.

The Holy Rosary Parish Church is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Angeles City. Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or religion, the church has something to offer everyone.

Getting Around & Enjoying The Local Flavors

When traveling to Clark Pampanga in the Philippines, there are always hidden gems to explore. Starting your journey by being informed about your transportation options can make it even more enjoyable.

Some of the common ways to move around in places outside of your home country include taxis, public transportation, and rental cars. While this is an excellent way to get from one place to another, walking around is best if you have the time.

If you take the time to explore your surroundings, you will likely stumble across restaurants and cafes near Clark, Philippines. we are talking about the local bakeries, grocers, and restaurants you overlooked. Venues like these help transport you closer in terms of understanding the local culture of the area and the flavor that come with it.

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For example, in Clark Pampanga, one should try out kakanin - traditional Filipino cakes - and halo-halo (a dessert made with shaved ice). In this way, taking on an exploration journey throughout any destination helps better prepare tourists for possible cultural shocks!

These are the must-try local dishes in Clark Pampanga.

Getting around is only part of finding hidden treasures when visiting an unfamiliar place like Clark Pampanga. It's also essential for travelers to understand how locals typically move about in their daily lives - as this often reveals much wisdom typical tourists would miss out on.

Taking more important notice of our surroundings before and during travels gives us a greater chance of uncovering hidden treasures while exploring beautifully, so we can return safely with memories sure to last forever!

The Best Shopping Experiences For Souvenirs

Are you looking for souvenirs to take away from your travels in Clark Pampanga, Philippines? If so, you should set aside some time to explore the area, as it has countless hidden treasures. One allows you to bond with friends and family over the best wine Clark offers. You can find plenty of bars, pubs, and restaurants throughout the Freeport Zone. The drinks are not only delicious - but also an affordable luxury.

At the same time, why not get a tremendous souvenir-shopping experience while you’re at it? A great way to ensure that your memories last longer is by picking up meaningful memorabilia in the form of clothes or accessories that suit your budget and taste. There is no better place to get a great deal than the Clark Freeport Zone!

For those looking for the best shopping experiences and deals in Fraser, it's worth visiting there. Its stores and shops offer many products for everyone’s delight - from fashion items to artisanal crafts! With its irresistible price tags, anyone can enjoy shopping around this place.

Finally, if you're looking for some quality drinks and conversations with friends or family members afterward - it's just a few steps away! Discovering these hidden treasures in Clark Pampanga could be one of the most rewarding experiences during your journey here.

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Clark Pampanga is an area in the Philippines full of hidden treasures for tourists. There's something for everyone, from beautiful beaches and historical landmarks to shopping, dining, and leisure activities.

So there you have it, a glimpse of the wonders that await you in Clark Pampanga, Philippines. From breathtaking nature parks like Paradise Ranch to the thrilling adventures at Aqua Planet and Zoocobia Fun Zoo, this city has it all!

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Clark, Pampanga | Top 5 Things to Do

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Just when you think that Clark, Pampanga is all about being a megacity in cold & stark steel, hold on because there’s more to it than just what meets the eye. Yes, among those urban complexes standing like a world to themselves are actually fun spots up for feel-good experience.

Clark had its dramatic episodes in Philippine history. From being a US air base for 88 years to the 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo , it surely has a lot to tell. Today, Clark is beautifully unrecognizable from its past. Not only it is the commercial & transport hub in Central Luzon now, it is also fast-becoming a tourism destination.

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Looking for a quick weekend getaway from Manila? Clark has a lot of activities to offer! Whether you come with families & friends for wholesome fun or for some after-Friday button down bar crawls, it sure has something to tickle your fancies.

Here are the top 5 things to do in Clark, Pampanga.

1. Glamping at El Kabayo

Glamping in the city? Check out El Kabayo, a wild, wild west cowboy town right on the fringes of Clark’s modern cityscape. Yes, no need for you to hide in the woods to get that camping- under-the-stars feel.

Pitched tent with mattresses & toiletries (✔), toilet & bath (✔), bonfire (✔), food catering service (✔), music (✔), horseback riding (✔). And if you fancy a grazing table with all the delicious goodness, Amante Ribs & Steaks will create the wonders for you.

El Kabayo Gil Puyat Avenue corner Panday Pira Clark Freeport, Angeles City (045) 499 0920

2. Tour Around Zoocobia

Tucked on the Mabalacat side of Clark, Pampanga is Zoocobia Fun Zoo. Perfect for families with kids in tow, the zoo keeps a wide collection of birds & other interesting animals like camels.

It also offers a unique “dinner in the dark” where you get to dine blindfolded. No suspense spoiler, but the rest of the details are reserved for you to experience. Cap your journey at Zoocobia with an entertaining variety show performed by the Aeta community.

Zoocobia Fun Zoo Calumpang, Mabalacat City, Pampanga (045) 599 3596

3. Take a Plunge at Aqua Planet

Aqua Planet is the ultimate orb of water fun in Clark, Pampanga. It has over 38 water slides & wave pools more than enough to keep your adrenaline pumped up all day. Plus, there are shops that sell swimming essentials, merchandise & souvenirs.

But if you just like to chill, you can just wade on the pool or lay afloat on your sunnies along the wave river. But the best part here too is they have really good food. Now this is what you call a watermazing day!

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Aqua Planet Clark Freeport, Mabalacat City, Pampanga (045) 649 8500

4. Chill at Commercio Central

If you’re in Clark, Pampanga between Fridays to Sundays, head to Commercio Central, the latest lifestyle market in town!

Enjoy the happiest digs & dibs on the most exciting grabs & grubs. Chill over beer or bond with the band. This one’s just right on the spot!

Commercio Central Clark Parade Grounds Clark Freeport, Mabalacat City, Pampanga

5. Go on a Food Trip

Kapampangan cuisine needs no further introduction. In fact, going around Clark is like walking into a huge kitchen with restaurants decked here & there. However, there’s more to this district than just Kapampangan food . There’s an overload of intercontinental choices in every turn.

Sidetrip Tips

Angeles city.

Angeles City boasts of many things wonderful. But its heritage sites are the most obvious. So when in town, take a quick walking tour around the heritage district filled with age-old colonial architectures.

You can also escape to Tibby’s Farm & enjoy a chill afternoon over good food in a relaxing green ambience. Here is all about sustainable & responsible agriculture, caring for nature & just anything about living a good life.

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CLARK, PAMPANGA PHILIPPINES: TOURIST SPOTS + TRAVEL GUIDE + HOTELS  

Here’s your Clark, Pampanga Philippines Travel Guide. This post includes links to Hotels in Clark, Pampanga for your easy booking, Tourist Attractions, etc.

Clark, Pampanga: The New Center of Trade and Tourism

Clark has always been a symbol of prosperity even in its province itself. The existence of many businesses local and international proves that Clark, Pampanga is a place for tourists, businessmen and for people to host events and activities.

It is located in the Central Luzon region and is part of the province of Pampanga. Its strategic location is perfect for aviation and business. Also, its land is rich in natural resources not to mention that the land size of Clark is 33,000 hectares.

Puning Hot Spring [ Clark Pampanga Tourist Spots + Hotels ]

Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone (CFEZ) is divided into two areas, the Clark Special Economic Zone (CSEZ) and the Clark Freeport Zone (CFZ). The CFZ is the area in which the former United States Airforce Facility used to be. Today, most of them were converted into what is now known as the Clark International Airport.

Clark is quickly becoming one of the centers of commerce and tourism as evidenced by their continued efforts to improve their very own international airport. Clark international airport is an international gateway to the Philippines within Clark Freeport Zone in Angeles City and Mabalacat City.

Tourists and visitors alike will be amazed at how much Clark can offer in a variety of aspects such as food, business, tourist activities and many more. Clark can compete with the major cities in the Philippines including Metro Manila with their economic progress alone.

[ Clark Pampanga Tourist Spots + Hotels ]

Clark is littered with malls like SM, high-class restaurants, bars confined in the secured freeport. Speaking of Freeport, Clark boasts some of the most advanced technology and a lot of activities.

Tourists will find lodging at Clark to be very convenient as they have many hotels to accommodate innumerable tourists at affordable prices.

You can experience their premium golf courses at the Fontana and Mimosa resort and country clubs. Moreover, be refreshed and relaxed at the One Zen Wellness and New Well Being Spa which offers excellent spa treatment with high-tech spa facilities.

If you are more free-spirited, you can try activities such as ultralights, hot-air ballooning, swim in the cold waters of Haduan Falls, and visit an unusual spa at the Puning Hot Spring.

When you want more adventures, you can explore past Clark and into the countless adventures that await you.

Mt. Pinatubo [ Clark Pampanga Tourist Spots + Hotels ]

You can go on an aerial tour of Mt. Pinatubo or go trekking there and witness nature first hand. Or you can try daredevil activities such as off-road driving and skydiving. You also don’t want to miss the Hot Air Balloon Fiesta held annually during February as well as other calendar activities all year round.

The Place caters to all whether you are a businessman, tourist who just wants to relax, adventurer, sports-minded, or just a curious individual who wants to experience it all. Plus, Clark has gaming centers, entertainment sectors, and education as well as leisure and fitness sectors which improved these past few years drastically.

There is also a lot of history beneath the surface of the place. Visiting some of these historical places or merely enjoying the cool tourist spots that it offers is all up to you. Choose an attraction that you are sure to appreciate and revel in.

Clark, Pampanga Tourist Spots

Clark Freeport Zone or simply Clark should be in your “Must Visit” list when you are in Pampanga. It is brimming with tourist attractions that you will be having a great time visiting and doing various activities in those places. There are a lot of places to go once you get to the place. Here are some of the attractions that you should not miss.

Clark Museum

One of the places to best start touring Clark is their museum. There are four galleries in the museum that mainly focuses on the place, its history and modernization, and the people and culture of Pampanga and Central Luzon. The museum has an extensive collection of artifacts, photographs, replicas, and dioramas to portray the history behind Clark better.

Address: Clark Freeport, Mabalacat, Pampanga Phone: (045) 599 2832

The 4D Theater is a part of the Clark Museum which shows the history of the place through a 20-minute documentary titled “Risen from the Ashes.” One of the fantastic things you can experience from the theater is the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991.

Air Force City Park

This recreational park can be enjoyed by both adults and kids. You can have a close look and even climb inside the different aircraft they have. Try sitting in the cockpit and imagine that you are flying it yourself.

Address: Andres Bonifacio Avenue, Clark Freeport, Mabalacat, Pampanga

Nayong Pilipino

The beauty of the Filipino culture all wrapped up in the theme park environment of Nayong Pilipino. You can experience the culture of every region in this location.

Address: Nayong Pilipino, Centennial Rd, Clark Field, Mabalacat, 2010 Pampanga

Phone: (045) 499 3239

Paradise Ranch

A paradise of nature and animals, this park is an excellent place for family and friends to celebrate parties and other occasions. Located in the hills of Secobia Valley, it presents a good view of Mount Arayat, Mount Pinatubo, and the rest of Clark Freeport Zone. Paradise Ranch also provides sanctuary for animals like ostriches, peacocks, horses, and butterflies in their Zoocobia Fun Zoo.

Address: San Vicente, Bamban, 2317 Tarlac Phone: 0922 717 2402

Fontana Leisure Park

Fontana Leisure Park offers a variety of activities that tourists will love. They have Water Park, golf courses, recreational facilities with the hotel, villas, and casinos. The Fontana Water Park is known for its theme motif and being family-friendly.

Address: Claro M Recto Hwy, Clark Freeport, Angeles, 2023 Pampanga Phone: (045) 599 5000

Aqua Planet

This is one of the newest water parks in Clark that you must visit. There are over 25 attractions to try, some of those are the spiral slide, super bowl, and a lazy river. Aside from water attractions, they have areas for dining and shopping.

Address: Clark Freeport, Mabalacat, Pampanga Phone: (045) 499 8277

Clark El Kabayo Riding Stables

Taking horseback riding to the next level? This is the place you must go to. They have horseback riding lessons, horse riding in the picnic grounds or forest trail, and calesa rides.

Address: Gil Puyat Avenue corner Panday Pira, Zone, Freeport, Angeles, Pampanga Phone: (045) 499 0920

Dinosaurs Island

This is for those who want to learn more about the dinosaurs that roamed during the Mesozoic era. Tyrannosaurus Rex, Brontosaurus, Raptors, Triceratops, and Stegosaurus are some of the dinosaurs to view. This animatronic dinosaur park is a thrilling adventure for everyone to enjoy.

Address: Clark Picnic Grounds, Gil Puyat Ave, Mabalacat, 2023 Pampanga Phone: (045) 499 3033

Hansa Creation

The company of Hansa creates real-life looking stuffed animals. They have viewing and exhibit rooms that present many of their products. These beautiful items were all handmade by Filipino workers.

Address: Hansa Building, A. Soriano Street, Clark Freeport, Clarkfield, Angeles City, 2010, Pampanga Phone: (045) 599 3333

Clark Sun Valley Country Club and Resort

The resort is one of the highest points in the  Freeport Zone. Tourists can have fun playing golf or relish in the spectacular view it provides.

Address: T-304 Jose Abad Santos Avenue, Angeles, Pampanga Phone: (045) 499 5119

Commercio Central

A center of shopping for great deals located in the Parade Grounds of Clark Freeport Zone. There are great food and drinks, and other items that you can buy while mingling with the other locals and foreign tourists.

Address: Clark Parade Grounds, S Osmena, Clark Freeport, Mabalacat, Pampanga

The Holy Rosary Parish Church (Angeles City)

The Holy Rosary Parish (Santo Rosario Church), also known to the locals as  “Pisambang Maragul” which means the big church is located at the heart of Angeles City. It is recognized as a national historical church by the National Commission for Culture and Arts.

Address: Santo Rosario St, Angeles, 2009 Pampanga Province: Pampanga Phone: 0928 520 7489

Museu ning Ángeles (Angeles Museum)

This museum is located right across the Holy Rosary Church.

Address: Heritage District, Santo Rosario St, Angeles, 2009 Pampanga Phone: (045) 887 4703

The Holy Rosary Church (Angeles)

How to get to Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Clark, Pampanga is roughly around 80 kilometers north of Manila. The place can be reached by land or air.

 By Private Car

It would take 1.5 hours to drive from Manila. It would be helpful of course if you will be using directional apps if you will be driving to Clark for the first time. You can use the North Luzon Expressway then exit at Dau, Mabalacat City, Pampanga.  Take a left turn toward Angeles City and then a right turn toward Clark.

Another route to get there is through the new Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX). From the North Luzon Expressway, just continue driving towards the SCTEX exit.  You have the option to take either the Clark South Interchange (near Yokohama and Clark Main Gate) or Clark North Interchange (Panday Pira access road near Nayong Pilipino) to reach Clark.

Daily, public buses are traveling to Clark. Take the Victory Liner bound for Dagupan and get off at Dau common terminal.  Walk for a few minutes towards the highway. Jeepneys or tricycles are available the moment you reach the road which will bring you right up until the Clark gate. Also, the Philippine Rabbit, provides trips to Angeles, Pampanga, via Dau, and other buses going north may also pass by the area.  To be sure, ask the driver or conductor beforehand. Again, mobile applications that provide guides come very handily.

To decongest NAIA, more flights are now being offered at Clark International Airport both domestic and local destinations.

Cebu Pacific Cebu Pacific offers various trips to and from Pampanga both domestic and abroad.

For people in Bacolod, there is a direct flight from the city to Clark.

It’s more fun riding the jeepney and tricycle [ Clark Pampanga Tourist Spots + Hotels ]

Getting around Clark, Pampanga for the Tourist Spots

Grab is available at the place. Very few taxis can be spotted at the place. Public jeepneys which, of course, the cheapest means of transportation available daily to shuttle commuters to the different establishments within the Freeport.

There are two (2) public shuttle terminals found at the Main Gate, for those coming from Angeles City, and Mabalacat Gate, for those from Mabalacat City and northern towns of Tarlac and Zambales.

Anywhere, you can spot tricycles that can bring you to various destinations.

Hotels in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Xenia Hotel

The Xenia Hotel is one of the most affordable hotels in Clark, Pampanga. Their rooms are of good size and are equipped with travel essentials. Most rooms have verandas that offer refreshing greens. The also offers a shuttle service to and from SM Clark.

The place is just a few minutes from the airport.

Book a room at Xenia Hotel here

Deluxe Room: 39.40 sqm for 2 persons, King bed or two single beds One Bedroom: 49.50 sqm for 2 persons, with separate living room Two Bedroom: 67.50 sqm for 3 persons, with a separate living room, King bed, and single bed Executive Room: 75.41 sqm for 4 persons, with a separate living room, king bed, queen bed, and single bed

Xenia Hotel has various facilities that can make your vacation truly memorable.

• Restaurant (open 24 hours a day)
• Xenia Spa – they offer Swedish massage, hot stone massage, and body scrubs
• Swimming pool and kiddie pool

More Hotels in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines To See The Tourist Spots

Please click on any of the links below to compare prices and book your discounted hotel room when visiting the place.

Clark Imperial Hotel, Angeles   

Clarkton Hotel, Angeles   

Midori Clark Hotel and Casino, Angeles   

Quest Plus Conference Center   

Central Park Tower Resort, Angeles   

Clark Renaissance Hotel, Angeles   

What and Where to Eat in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Puto Bumbung, Bibingka, and Hot Chocolate

These native delicacies are a must-try. We tasted these delicacies in Angeles, just beside the Museu ning Ángeles (fountain area) and across the Holy Rosary Church.

Didi’s Pizza

Apart from Pizza, they offer a variety of dishes, but my favorite is their sisig.

Address: 247 MacArthur Highway, Balibago, Angeles, 2009 Pampanga Phone: (045) 322 5557

This trip was made possible by Philippine Airlines, Xenia Hotel ( shout out to their Marketing Manager, Mr. Santi Escoto) and our blogger friend Ronel Marin for hosting us on our first night in Pampanga and for pampering us. Thank you so much!!!

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Best Tourist Places to Visit in Clark Air Base, Philippines

Clark Air Base is a United States Air Force base on Luzon Island in Philippines. It is situated 3 miles away from Angeles City and about 40 miles from Metro Manila. Clark Air Base was established in the year 1903, served as an American military facility from 1903 to 1991. Presently, it is under the control of Philippine Air Force.

Clark Air Base witnessed World War II and Vietnam War. In 1991, American forces left the air base and in the same year it was developed as a Clark International Airport, the Clark Freeport Zone and the Air Force City.

Geography and Climate of Clark Air Base :

Clark Air Base is sited between 15°11′09″ N latitude and 120°33′35″ E longitude.

Clark Air Base features a wet season from May to October and from November to April.

History of Clark Air Base :

Clark Air Base was initially constructed as Fort Stotsenburg by U.S. Army on September 1, 1903. The name changed from Fort Stotsenburg to Clark Field in the honor of Harold M. Clark in 1919.

Clark Air Base had a small shopping arcade, teen centers, a hotel, zoo, miniature golf and a branch department store earlier.

How to reach Clark Air Base?

Clark International Airport serves Angeles City and other nearby towns, connected with numerous foreign destinations include Kuala Lumpur, Davao, Hong Kong, Kalibo, Singapore, Dubai, Taipei, Taoyuan and Bangkok, operated by Air Asia Philippines, Asiana Airlines, Qatar Airways and many other airlines.

There are direct bus services available from Manila, Angeles and other major cities to Clark Air Base. Air conditioned jeepneys are primary mode of transportation and a best option to travel all around the air base.

Things to do in Clark Air Base :

There is Philippine International Hot-Air Balloon Fiesta organized at Clark Air base during January and February months of every year. Tourists can visit the historical sites of Angeles City, located 3 miles away from Clark Air base.

Food and Shopping near Clark Air Base :

The food corners near Clark Airbase include Tequila Reef Cantina, Zen Japanese Restaurant, Mother’s Cakehouse & Restaurant and Angeles Fried Chicken.

Robinsons Place, SM City Clark, Mar Quee-Ayala Mall, Jenra Grand Mall, Nepo Mall and Saver’s Mall are well surrounded the air base.

Tourist Attractions near Clark Air Base :

US Memorial Cemetery :

US Memorial Cemetery includes the graveyards of 8,000 soldiers from the Philippine-American wars and Spanish-American battles. It was established in 1950.

Kelly Theater :

Kelly Theater shows movies, cultural programs and stage plays, built in 1953.

Monument of Col. John Stotsenburg :

Col. John Stotsenburg Monument is the statue of US Cavalry Col. John M. Stotsenburg of the 1st Nebraska Volunteers.

President Manuel Roxas Marker :

President Manuel Roxas Marker was constructed in the memorial of President Manuel A. Roxas who died on April 15, 1948.

The list of other tourist attractions near Clark Air Base is as follows :

• The Salakot
• Fort Stotsenburg Gate Posts
• Barn Houses
• Site of the Old Kelly Theater
• Kamikaze West Airfield
• Holy Rosary Church
• Museo ning Angeles
• Bayanihan Park
• Kapampangan Museum

Best time to visit Clark Air Base :

January and February are best months to visit Clark Air Base when Philippine International Hot-Air Balloon Fiesta is held annually.

Accommodation Options near Clark Air Base :

The luxury hotels near Clark Field commonly charge $25 for standard room, $29 for deluxe room and sports bar, swim-up bar, swimming pool, cable TV, 24-hour room service are the general facilities available. The best hotels near Clark Field are:

• Mimosa Resort
• Montevista Villas
• Golf & Country Club
• Fontana Leisure Parks
• Clearwater Country Club
• Asian Greenville Resort
• Holiday Inn Resort – Clark
• Hotel Stotsenberg and Casino
• Lohas Hotel
• Eagle’s Inn
• Oxford Hotel
• Woodland Park Resort Hotel
• Lewis Grand Hotel

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It feels good to make someone smile in the morning.

An Aeta vendor couldn’t contain her happiness when I and a fellow travel blogger bought her kamote , a root-crop that she was selling. I remember her bright smile, then she told us that it was her “buena mano” or her very first sale that day. When she left, I continued looking at her. She went on the other side of the road where a lot more of her root-crops can be found. I saw her pulling out the money from us, and spread it lightly touching all the remaining kamote .  That made me smile.

I was loving Clark, Pampanga so far, our first day of familiarization tour sponsored by DOT Region 3. I enjoyed our morning coffee and bread, and I also liked what I was seeing – a fusion of nature and some buildings. Clark, Pampanga is a delight to explore.

After our satisfying coffee, we were off to our first stop, The Clark Museum and 4D Theater.

1. Clark Museum and 4D Theatre

Each of us was given 4D eyeglasses when we entered the Theater. It was such an interactive experience as we watched a film about Clark, Pampanga’s history. Our chairs moved and some sprinkle of water came out at the top part of the theater as the story of Clark was presented focusing on how it all started until the Mt. Pinatubo eruption.

How the unfortunate calamity destroyed Clark, how it rebuilt itself from the ashes to a fast-rising tourist destination that it is today.

I learned a lot about the history of Clark, and I can personally relate to the Mt. Pinatubo eruption. We were living in Taguig then, far away from Mt. Pinatubo, but I remember waking up as a kid and I saw our place and our home’s roof filled with ashes. Imagine the magnitude of its destruction to the people living near the eruption?

Our tour followed by exploring the Clark’s Museum. It’s a huge collection of Clark’s history, culture, and traditions. The museum is composed of 4 galleries, each depicting important aspects of Pampanga’s heritage.

Where is Clark, Pampanga?

Creativity at its finest.

Gallery One is all about the geological and geographical context of Clark. Where it is located featuring the rich nature that surrounds it like mountains of Arayat and Pinatubo. The second gallery focuses on people of Pampanga and Central Luzon, their way of life and also the trade and industry that reflected their traditions and natural resources.

Traditions.

Gallery 3 is all about the history of Clark Air Field and how it has affected the lives of its people. While the 4th gallery features Clark that has risen from the ashes, the modern and rising tourism and business destination that it is today, the Clark Freeport Zone.

While traveling to our next destination, it was also a chance for us to know more about Clark. Our tour guide explained every detail of places that we passed through like the barn houses, historical offices, and others. She grew up in Clark, so she shared a lot of interesting stories of her childhood. I really enjoyed it.

2. Clark Sun Valley Resort and Country Club

Our next stop is Clark Sun Valley Resort and Country Club, one of the highest points in Clark, Pampanga.

It’s a premier resort and real estate development with residential areas perfect for those who want a home overlooking nature. It’s just amazing how a huge golf course was also built going up the hill. But I can say that the best part is the spectacular view of the mountains and river from the resort, an awesome way to chill.

Read the Blog Posts: 15 Best Pampanga Tourist Spots

3. Hansa Creation (Toy International Philippines)

Probably one of the most interesting spots we visited is Hansa, a company located in Clark that creates real-life looking stuffed animals handmade by Filipino workers.

This is one of the pioneering investors in Clark economic zone, and most of its products are exported abroad. One staff from the company shared that the tiger used in the movie, Life of Pi, was created by Hansa. Also, they’re the preferred suppliers by Zoos and Wild Life Parks in the world

The company has viewing or exhibition rooms that showcase their products, real-life looking animals such as bears, snakes, dogs, penguins and a lot more. We had a chance to explore these rooms and we were all delighted with those real-life looking animals! I was particularly amazed at how they were able to create these, it takes a lot of dedication and attention to details.

Note: If you want to visit Hansa and experience their creations, contact them directly below. Hansa Creation Inc.

Hansa Bldg., Andres Soriano St. Clark Freeport Zone, Clarkfield Pampanga, Philippines Telephone Numbers: (045) – 599-3333 / (045) 599-2143

READ THE BLOG POST: 15 BEST HOTELS IN CLARK, Pampanga 

4. Nayong Pilipino

I remember experiencing Nayong Pilipino when it was still located in Paranaque, years ago. But since it was transferred to Clark, this was my first time visiting it. Nayong Pilipino is a 45-acre theme park environment showcasing typical Filipino villages, cultures, and traditions. It is like traveling the entire country in one place. It’s like a miniature representation of anything about the Philippines and its rich culture.

The place is divided through different regions in the country like the Cordillera region, Ilocos regions, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

We entered a theater and watched a cultural presentation. It was a delight to watch talented and young Pinoys perform our very own songs and dances. It’s a great way to spread awareness of our unique culture which admittedly is slowly declining especially among the younger generations. The street parade is also something that you shouldn’t miss when you visit Nayong Pilipino.

Entrance Fee: Adult – P 150 Senior – P 120 Children – P 100

5. Aqua Planet

Though Aqua Planet is still not yet open to the public, we were given access to this promising water park. Watch out for their official opening and launch in 2018. It will be announced on their website and social media accounts.

6. Commercio Centrale

We capped off our day by celebrating the launch of “Commercio Centrale” , a lifestyle weekend market at the Parade Grounds of Clark Freeport Zone.

Commercio Centrale showcases food and culture that will be more focused on Kapampangan traditions. Though we saw some commercialized food stalls there and some international cuisines, we still felt the celebrations that is uniquely Filipino. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was led by former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and Governor Lilia Pineda. We even had a chance to chat with them.

Later that night, more food was served! There were also some performers.  It was a night filled with smiles and celebration. It was a nice experience and a privilege to be able to celebrate Tourism and Kapampangan culture in one awesome day.

“Bring Home A Friend”

The entire program was in line with the national campaign of the Department of Tourism dubbed as “Bring Home A Friend.”

It is a national campaign of DOT to make 2018 the homecoming year of Pinoys and their friends abroad. Bringing home a friend to the Philippines is not just a way to share our rich culture, it is also a chance to win exciting prizes. Yes, you read it right. Just bring home a friend from abroad, join the campaign and get a chance to win some awesome prizes!

Mechanics and ways to join can be found here, Bring Home A Friend.

It was a day filled with excitement and learning more about Clark Pampanga. All the tourist spots that we visited from the Nayong Pilipino to Comercio Centrale are meant to create an impact that will make visitors come back to Pampanga, come back to the Philippines.

Note: First published on January 3, 2018 Updated on September 23, 2019

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CLARK & ANGELES CITY: Travel Guide & Budget Itinerary

As a traveler based in the Philippines, Clark is something that I hear all the time. The Clark International Airport is the fastest growing airport in the country, the second busiest in Luzon, and the secondary gateway to Metro Manila. But for many travelers, that’s all Clark is: a gateway. Many overlook the fact that Clark itself and its surrounding areas are a destination on its own.

Clark has changed over the years but it retains its unassuming characteristic — still systematic and laid-back amid the many developments that happened. It has established itself as a center for aviation and business. It is being groomed as an integral economic hub in Central Luzon. With the presence of a significant number of educational, recreational, and entertainment establishments, Clark is getting ready for the next big step, which includes the development of Clark Global City.

I was fortunate to participate in the annual Lakbay Norte tour spearheaded by the North Philippines Visitors Bureau (NPVB) in partnership with NLEX Corporation. Clark was one of the destinations included in the itinerary. This trip was also made possible with the help of the Greater Clark Visitors Bureau (GCVB).

WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS GUIDE?

UNDERSTANDING CLARK

The Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone, commonly referred to as simply “Clark”, covers not only the province of Pampanga but also Tarlac. It includes Angeles City, Mabalacat City, and Porac in Pampanga and Capas and Bamban in Tarlac. There are two zones: the Clark Freeport Zone and the Clark Special Economic Zone.

The Clark Freeport Zone encompasses the former US air force base, the Clark Air Base, which was transformed into a special economic zone in the early 90s. At present, the Clark Freeport Zone is continuously expanding. The launch of the Clark International Airport put Central Luzon on the tourism map, making it more accessible both locally and internationally.

The Clark Special Economic Zone includes the future New Clark City in Capas, Tarlac. The project is managed by the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA).

Here are more things you need to know about Clark:

• Language: The province of Pampanga has two primary languages — Kapampangan and Sambal. Tagalog and English are also spoken by most of the people as secondary languages.
• Currency: Philippine peso (PHP, ₱). PHP100 is around USD 1.91, EUR 1.69, SGD 2.59 (as of February 2019).
• Modes of payment: CASH is preferred. Credit card payments are widely accepted, especially in commercial areas. If you are going outside the urban zones, ensure that you have an ample amount of cash with you.
• Connectivity: Business ditricts have strong data signals for Globe and Smart.
• Electricity Info: 220V, 60Hz. Mostly, Socket Type A.

Note: This travel guide will focus more on the Pampanga side.

BEST TIME TO VISIT CLARK

As a tropical country, the Philippines has two seasons — the dry season and wet (rainy) season. The rainy season usually begins in July and can last until October. The rest of the year normally constitutes the dry season with April and May as the peak of summer.

You may also want to take note of these festivals and events. Expect huge crowds during these times.

• February: Philippine International Hot-Air Balloon Fiesta (Clark Field, Angeles), Caragan Festival (Mabalacat), Nuestra Señora de la Divina Gracia (Mabalacat)
• April: Sisig Festival (Angeles)
• September: San Lorenzo Ruiz Feast (Mabalacat)
• October: Fiestang Kuliat in Angeles (Fiesta de los Santos Angeles Custodios, The Feast of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary of La Naval, and Fiesta ning Apung Mamacalulu), Tigtigan Terakan Keng Dalan (Angeles)
• November: Feast of Santa Catalina Alexandria (Porac)

HOW TO GET TO CLARK

Clark International Airport (CIA) is located in Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga. It is the primary gateway to Central and North Luzon for both international and domestic flights. It also serves as the second international gateway to Metro Manila. North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) and Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) link CIA to Metro Manila.

MANILA TO CLARK BY CAR

Option 1: Via NLEX. If you want to travel at your own pace by bringing your car, you can drive along the length of NLEX until you reach Dau Exit. Pay the toll and make a left turn going to Angeles City. Continue driving until you reach the point where you should make a right turn going to Clark. This option is perfect for those who like to make a stopover at Angeles City.

Option 2: Via NLEX-SCTEX. From NLEX, continue driving until you reach the exit leading to SCTEX. Decide the best road option for you based on your itinerary: Clark South (Exit) Interchange is located near the Clark Main Gate, while Clark North (Exit) Interchange is near Nayong Pilipino.

The good thing about bringing your own car is that you can do stopover and restroom breaks whenever you need to. In our case, we went further north to have our breakfast at PTT Station’s Café Amazon along SCTEX northbound lane in Bamban, Tarlac. But the interesting part aside from the drinks (try the Iced Thai Milk Tea) and the pastries (I love the Mango Torte and Revel Bar) is PTT’s Restroom 20.

The restroom is solar-powered and works like a paid restroom lounge. As the name suggests, guests using the restroom donate P20. All proceeds will be donated to different organizations that can help the communities where they operate.

MANILA TO CLARK BY REGULAR BUS

As mentioned, North Luzon is connected to Manila by NLEX and SCTEX. Land travel usually takes 2-3 hours, depending on the traffic condition.

Many buses shuttle passengers between Manila and North Luzon daily. One of the most prominent name when it comes to trips to the north is Victory Liner.

• From Cubao or Pasay terminal, take a Dagupan-bound bus.
• Alight at Dau-Mabalacat Bus Terminal in Pampanga.
• Take a short walk to MacArthur Highway. From there, you can either take the jeepney or hire a tricycle.
• The jeepney or the tricycle can get you directly to the Clark Gate.
• Ride a jeepney or take a taxi to your hotel or to the attraction you want to visit.

MANILA TO CLARK BY P2P BUS

There are P2P buses that serve the Metro Manila-Clark Airport route. One of them is Genesis Bus.

We created a more detailed post here: P2P BUS CLARK & MANILA: Schedule, Stops & Fares

SUBIC TO CLARK BY P2P BUS

If you are coming from Subic, Victory Liner has a direct route.

DAGUPAN TO CLARK BY P2P BUS

• From CARMEN: P270
• From URDANETA: P315
• From DAGUPAN: P400

HOW TO GET AROUND CLARK AND ANGELES

• Taxi/Cab. This is the most convenient option because they can shuttle guests to, from, and within Clark. They can get you directly to your hotels or the tourist attractions.
• Jeepney. Public jeepneys operate within Clark Freeport too. As of writing, there are four different jeepney routes operating within Clark Freeport Zone. Ask the drivers at the terminal (Main Gate) which jeepney to take. Note: There are two terminal locations — Main Gate and the Mabalacat Gate.
• Tricycle. In Angeles City, tricycle may be the cheaper and more convenient option for short-distance transit. You may also negotiate with the driver if you want a special trip. However, tricycles are NOT ALLOWED inside Clark Freeport Zone. They can only go as far as the Main Gate (along Fields Avenue). From there, you can just walk to the jeepney terminal and get on a jeep to get you around CFZ.
• Grabtrike. Grabtrike is now available in Angeles City. There are three different zones covered by Grabtrike: Zone 1 (Pulung Maragul, Balibago, Cutud, Pulung Cacutud, and Sapa Libutad); Zone 2 (Pandan, Marisol, Tabun, Capaya, Mining, Salapung, Lourdes Sur East, and half of Sto. Cristo); Zone 3 (Sto. Domingo, Pulung Bulu, San Jose, Sto. Rosario, half of Sto. Cristo, Agapito del Rosario, and half of San Nicolas). The coverage may expand soon. The rate starts at P25 for the first kilometer, and additional P10 for the succeeding kilometer. GrabTrikes are NOT ALLOWED inside Clark.

THINGS TO DO IN CLARK AND ANGELES CITY

Angeles heritage park.

Angeles City is not only home to many historical sites but also modern business establishments and other industries. The marrying of the old an new is very apparent especially in the Heritage District where the Santo Rosario Church and Museo ning Angeles are centrally located.

Just two blocks away from the museum and the church is the Old Pamintuan Mansion. Built in the early 1880s, the Pamintuan residence has a lot of stories to tell. It became the seat of government during the time of the First Philippine Republic under the rule of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo. It also served as the municipal hall of Angeles City and later on, the branch of Bangko Central ng Pilipinas in Central Luzon until 2010. At present, the mansion serves as the Museum of Philippine Social History.

Entrance Fee: FREE Operation Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Tuesday – Sunday) Location: Miranda Street, Barangay Santo Rosario, Angeles, Pampanga How to Get There: From Cubao or Pasay, take a Victory Liner bus to Dau Bus Terminal. From there, walk a little towards the highway and take either a tricycle or a jeepney to Angeles. The total fare is about P300, one way. The travel time is two to three hours, depending on the traffic situation.

Tibby’s Farm

I’ve always been interested in farming. In fact, I used to co-own a farm in Quezon, but that’s another story. The Philippines has numerous arable lands, which makes agriculture a major source of income for so many provinces. Still, we import farm products like rice and other vegetables from our neighboring countries.

One of the aims of Tibby’s Farm is to raise awareness of the importance of farming to the community and our country. This organic farm is also open to train and educate future farmers, even encouraging young ones to invest in agriculture. As part of its agri-tourism feature, guests can try their hands on harvesting vegetables and fruits in season and feeding livestock.

You can also stay for a night or two inclusive of farm-to-table meals for P1200 per person. The meals included are breakfast, snack, lunch, dinner, and take home snack. They can cook breakfast (P150/pax) and lunch (P250/pax) for a group of at least six people. They also allow guests to bring their own food. Remember to clean before you go and throw your trash properly.

Entrance Fee: FREE (for visit and taking photos of the place); if you are feeling generous, you can donate any amount. Operation Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily) Contact Info: Atty. Angelo Valencia / +63917 568 1303 / [email protected] Location: Concubierta Street corner Dizon Street, Sunset Valley Homes, Angeles City, Pampanga How to Get There: From Cubao or Pasay, take a Victory Liner bus to Dau Bus Terminal. From there, take a tricycle or a jeepney bound for Angeles. Alight at Nepo Mart and then take a tricycle to Tibby’s Farm. The total fare is P300-350. The travel time is approximately three hours.

Aqua Planet

With a total area of 10 hectares, Aqua Planet is currently the largest waterpark in the Philippines. It features over 38 water slides and other rides and attractions, promising a #WatermazingExperience for all its guests, children and adults alike.

The attractions are grouped into two zones — the Kiddie Zone and Zone 1 (Adult Zone). The Kiddie Zone has three awesome options for the young ones: Mermaid Bay, Orc Lagoon, and Bubble Base: Kiddie Wave Pool. For adults, there are 11 attractions: Spiral Slides, Octopus Racers, Aqua Loop, Wave River, Hurricane Slides. Super Bowl, Sky Shuttle, Wave Pool, Boogie Bay, Flow Rider, and Tornado. I enjoyed the Octopus Racers, Tornado, and Sky Shuttle. I wanted to try Aqua Loop but we arrived late, so I didn’t get to try it.

Admission Fee: Weekday Rates (P950 adult, P750 child (4ft and below); Weekend Rates (P1180 adult, P980 child (4ft and below) Operation Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Location: Bounded by J.P. Rizal Avenue, J.P Laurel Avenue, and Prince Balagtas Avenue, Clark Freeport Zone, Mabalacat, Pampanga How to Get There: Ride a Victory Liner bus from either Cubao or Pasay to Dau Bus Terminal. From here, you can book a Grab to Aqua Planet. The total fare is P300-350. The travel duration is two to three hours.

El Kabayo Clark Stables Picnic Grounds

This reminds me of the old western movies I watched in one (or two) of my film classes in UP Film Institute years ago. Not too long ago. Haha! It boasts a replica of an old western town that elicits a rough cowboy feel. You know that typical saloon commotion scene? That one.

It won’t be called El Kabayo without the horses right? Here you can enjoy horseback riding (guided or not), carriage ride, trail ride, and even riding lessons. The duration depends on you, but they usually offer two – 30 minutes and 60 minutes. They can also accommodate team building events and conferences. The newest feature is the campsite with glamping facilities. This is one sure site for those who like to experience the best of both worlds — the thrill of camping and the convenience of hotel amenities.

To complete the wild wild west feel, you might want to try the food at Amante Ribs and Steaks located within the El Kabayo complex. Restaurant hours are 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM and 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM.

Rates: P4500 (adults); P2500 (kids); FREE (infants – 2 y/o). Note: These rates are applicable for a minimum of 10 pax. Inclusions are glamping set up, dinner, grazing table, bonfire with marshmallow, archery, breakfast, horseback ride, and carriage ride. Note: As this is a newly-launched feature, the package is still in the beta stage. More options to come! For now, you may contact the management for a personalized or customized set up. Contact Info: Ms. Rina Lao / +63 917 834 4055 Operation Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Location: Gil Puyat Avenue corner Panday Pira, Zone, Clark Freeport, Angeles, Pampanga How to Get There: Board a Victory Liner bus to Dau Bus Terminal. From here, ride another bus bound for SM Clark, then alight at Clark Main Gate Jeepney Terminal. Get on a Route 3 jeepney to El Kabayo Riding Stables. The total fare is P300-350. The travel time is about three hours.

Nayong Pilipino

Clark is the new home of the iconic Nayong Pilipino, an educational open-air museum or theme park that showcases the various prominent landmarks of the Philippines and the Filipino cultural heritage. It gives you a sneak peek of what the Philippines is, both as a county and as a nation. Nayong Pilipino is like a diorama of the Philippines.

Entrance Fee: P150 (adult); P100 (child); P120 (senior citizen) Operation Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Location: Centennial Road, Clark Field, Mabalacat, Pampanga How to Get There: From Pasay or Cubao, ride a Victory Liner bus to Dau Bus Terminal. Walk towards the highway and hail a jeep bound for SM Clark or Clark Main Gate. From the Main Gate terminal, take a Route 1 jeepney and alight at Parkson Duty Free. From here, you can take a short walk to Nayong Pilipino. The total fare is P300-350. The travel time is about three hours.

Dinner in the Dark

More than the curiosity, what makes “Dinner in the Dark” interesting is the cause behind the unique dining experience. It will make you appreciate your sense of sight more after you experience eating in total darkness. This event is for the benefit of the Blind Foundations in the Philippines. You might need to contact the management for the schedule and reservation.

Contact Details: Joemar Deang Zoocobia Deputy Manager +63 922 717 2402 Clark Freeport, Angeles City, Pampanga

WHERE TO STAY IN CLARK

The number of Clark’s commercial establishments such as restaurants, shopping outlets, hotels, recreational facilities, and transportation terminals has increased through time, strengthening its status as a major business hub.

Regardless of your budget, Clark can provide accommodation that suits your needs. If you plan to spend a night in Clark, whether for leisure or a layover, here are the top hotels as ranked by Agoda users (in no particular order):

Top Clark Budget Hotels Below P2500

• Score Birds Hotel. Check Rates & Availability .
• Clarkton Hotel. Check Rates & Availability .
• Valentinos Hotel. Check Rates & Availability .
• Devera Hotel. Check Rates & Availability .

Top Mid-Range to High-End Hotels in Clark

• The Mansion. Check Rates & Availability .
• Fields Plaza Suites Condo-Hotel. Check Rates & Availability .
• Midori Clark Hotel and Casino. Check Rates & Availability .
• Park Inn by Radisson Clark. Check Rates & Availability .

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Sample clark itinerary.

Here are two sample one-day itinerary options for Clark. You may adjust depending on your budget and the number of days you want to spend exploring Clark.

This assumes that:

• You are coming from Manila.
• You are a party of two and splitting the expenses.
• Your meal allowance per meal/person is P100-150.

OPTION 1: FARM AND HERITAGE TOUR 08:00 am – Arrival in Dau (P139, Bus) 08:05 am – Travel to El Kabayo (P80-100/2) 08:30 am – El Kabayo Clark Stables and Picnic Grounds

• Horseback Ride (P800/hr)
• Carriage Ride

10:30 am – Travel to Tibby’s Farm (P80-100/2) 11:00 am – Tibby’s Farm 12:00 nn – Lunch (P150) 01:00 pm – Travel to Angeles Heritage Park (P40-100/2) 01:20 pm – Angeles Heritage Tour

• Santo Rosario Church
• Museo ning Angeles (P20)
• Pamintuan Mansion

03:00 pm – Snack/Food Trip (P150) 04:00 pm – Leave for Manila (P200)

The itinerary above will set you back around PHP 1,800 (USD 35, SGD 47, EUR 31) , excluding accommodations but including a little bit of allowance for any miscellaneous expenses along the way.

OPTION 2: AQUA PLANET 08:00 am – Arrival in Dau (P139, Bus) 08:05 am – Travel to SM Clark (P40-60/2 tricycle special trip) 08:15 am – Travel to Aqua Planet (P25, Blue Jeepney) 08:45 am – Aqua Planet (P1180/pax) 12:00 nn – Lunch (P150) 05:00 pm – Travel back to Manila (P300)

The itinerary above will cost you around PHP 2000 (USD 38, SGD 52, EUR 34) , excluding accommodations but including a little bit of allowance for any miscellaneous expenses along the way.

OTHER CLARK TIPS FOR THE POOR TRAVELER

• Leave nothing but footprints. As always, make it a habit to clean up and take everything that you brought with you when you leave the place. Dispose of your trash properly.
• Practice sustainable tourism. Help the community by buying local products and bringing your own water bottle and dry bags (or eco bags) instead of buying plastic bottled drinks and plastic bags.
• Learn some Kapampangan phrases. Although they can perfectly understand and speak Tagalog, learning simple phrases like “dakal a salamat” (thank you very much), “ali” (no), and “wa” (yes) goes a long way. They will appreciate the effort.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT CLARK

How to get to clark airport from manila.

Fortunately, there are options aplenty now than before for the transit between Manila and Clark Airport. Traveling is even made more convenient by bus companies offering P2P services plying this route. Read more details and see other related posts on this article’s “How to Get There” part.

Are tricycles allowed inside Clark Freeport Zone?

As of writing, tricycles are not allowed inside Clark Freeport Zone. They can only go as far as the Main Gate (along Fields Avenue). From there, you can just walk to the jeepney terminal and get on a jeep to get you around CFZ. There are four types, each representing a particular route. Make sure you board the right jeepney.

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Sisig Fiesta at Angeles City is every last Saturday of April, not December… Sisig Fiesta 2019 is on April 27, 2019… Thanks!

Thanks for this, John! We’ll update this!

Tigtigan Terakan Festival?

It’s a street party started in 1992 to celebrate the resilience of and give hope to the people of Angeles City, Pampanga after the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991 that temporarily buried the hopes and ashes of the town. https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/402427

This is so informative, especially with Tibby’s Farm. I like the relaxing vibe of nature and will definitely stay for a night or two. Aside from that, I want my kids to know about organic farming. Kids nowadays need to be more aware of healthy eating as early as possible.

It was really wonderful. This is informative. The pictures were amazing. Thank you very much for posting this.

Hello guys , I love to spend a day trekking/hiking at Mount Arayat . How can i reach the zone using public transport please ? Im staying at ABC hotel next month .

Thanks for your very detailed article that I think it will really help a lot of people, so please continue doing this kind of article. Can I also ask if you have article about best Pampanga Restaurants?

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Information about Parade Ground

Parade ground.

Clark Parade Ground's previous name is Fort Stotensburg, named after Colonel John M. Stotsenburg. He is a captain of the 6th US Calvary who died in action while leading his regiment in a battle with Filipino revolutionaries in April 1899. His entrance pillars still stand here, too.

Today, Parade Ground serves as a park for families to enjoy. A newly rubberized jogging path that's 2.2 kilometers long was also built here. With this, fun runs and obstacle games are usually organized here. The park has updated amenities also like improved public restrooms and free internet wifi connectivity.

Parade ground is located inside the massive clark air base. it used to be a us military facility during world war ii but is now under the management of the philippine air force. parade ground is one of the most visited places in clark air base, together with salakot (native hat) arch and four important markers near the iconic flagpole., the salakot arch is a symbolic landmark of philippines-united states friendship for years. it was originally built to symbolize the signing of the republic of the philippines and the united states military bases agreement that happened during the marcos administration., the death place of roxas marker was built to honor former president manuel a. roxas. he died of a heart attack after delivering a speech in kelly theater inside clark on april 15, 1948. still situated on the parade ground is the 26th cavalry memorial which commemorates the heroic deeds of the 26th cavalry scouts and the us army., another marker is the us army air corps and philippine air force monument which symbolizes the partnerships between the two military camps. the last memorial marker is probably the most important of all - the one that commemorates the turnover of clark air base from the us government to the philippine government..

How to get there

Take a Victory Liner bus from Metro Manila to the Dau, Pampanga terminal. Take a jeepney from Dau to the Clark main gate. Take another jeepney to Clark Parade Ground.

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You can visit this tourist site in Clark, Pampanga anytime of the year.

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Also known as The Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone, Clark is an area in Central Luzon that covers the provinces of Pampanga and Tarlac. Part of it is Angeles City, Mabalacat City, and Porac in Pambanga and Capas and Bamban in Tarlac. It is divided into two zones: the Clark Freeport Zone and the Clark Special Economic Zone.

The Clark Freeport Zone includes the Clark Air Base, the former US Air Force base. The Clark International Airport that put Central Luzon on the tourism map is also a part of the Clark Freeport Zone. The airport made Clark more accessible not just locally, but also internationally. To this day, Clark Freeport Zone is continually expanding.

The Clark Special Economic Zone encompasses the New Clark City located in Capas, Tarlac. This is a development managed by the Bases Conversion and Development Authority.

Apart from being a center for aviation and business, Clark is also a destination. With educational, entertainment, and recreational establishments, Clark attracts many tourists as well.

ATTENTION! Don’t forget to accomplish all the requirements prior to your visit. Take note of the new normal travel rules and guidelines and make sure to comply with them. It’s best to check the official website or the Facebook page of Clark Tourism (Visit Clark) for updates and announcements.

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Best Area to Stay

Clark has a number of accommodation options you can choose from. Whether you’re looking for accommodation to suit your needs, preferences, or your budget, you’ll surely find one that’s best for you.

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Getting There

NOTE: This section is a work in progress. Due to the pandemic, changes may have occurred. Please contact the LGU, terminal, or bus company directly for the latest schedule, routes, and fares.

Part of the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga is Clark International Airport, the gateway to North and Central Luzon. It is also the second international gateway to Metro Manila. The North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) and Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) make Clark easily accessible from the metro.

If you’re coming from Manila, here are your options to reach Clark.

If you have your own car, it’s easy to go to Clark, and you can travel at your own pace. It’s easy to make stopovers and restroom breaks whenever you need to. If you’re going to Clark by car, you have two options: via NLEX and via NLEX-SCTEX.

By Regular Bus

There are many bus companies that have routes from Manila to North Luzon. One of the most popular bus companies that ply the North Luzon routes is Victory Liner.

• Go to a Victory Liner bus terminal. They have terminals in Cubao and Pasay.
• Board a bus bound to Dagupan.
• Get off at Dau-Mabalacat bus terminal in Pampanga.
• Take a short walk to MacArthur Highway.
• Ride a jeepney or charter a tricycle to take you to the Clark Gate.
• Take a jeepney or a taxi to your hotel or attraction you want to visit.

ATTENTION! If you decided to take Victory Liner, read the new normal schedule and travel requirements here: 2021 VICTORY LINER BUS SCHEDULE & TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS

There are P2P buses available from Manila to Clark Airport. Genesis Bus Transport plies this route with three pick-up spots in Manila.

• Robinsons Galleria (Ortigas)
• Trinoma/SM North

Tourist Spots & Attractions

ATTENTION! Because of the pandemic, the opening hours and rates might change from time to time. Make sure you check the official websites or Facebook pages of the attractions and tourist spots prior to your trip.

Angeles Heritage Park

A way to know more about the history of Angeles is by visiting the Heritage District. Here, you can find the Santo Rosario Church and Museo ning Angeles, a museum in the building that used to be the town hall of Angeles.

Not too far from the church and the museum is the Old Pamintuan Mansion, the Pamintuan residence built in the early 1880s. During the rule of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo in the First Philippine Republic, the mansion became the seat of the government. It was also Angeles City’s municipal hall and then became a branch of Bangko Central ng Pilipinas in Central Luzon until 2010. Today, the mansion houses the Museum of Philippine Social History.

Location: Miranda Street, Barangay Santo Rosario, Angeles, Pampanga Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Tuesday to Sunday) Entrance Fee: FREE

Aqua Planet

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Aqua Planet is the largest water park in the Philippines. Its total area is 10 hectares and has more than 38 water slides and other attractions.

There are two zones for the attractions: the Kiddie Zone and Zone 1 which is the Adult Zone. In the Kiddie Zone, you can find Orc Lagoon, Mermaid Bay, and Bubble Base: Kiddie Wave Pool. In Zone 1, there are 11 attractions: Flow Rider, Wave Pool, Super Bowl, Aqua Loop, Hurricane Slides, Tornado, Spiral Slides, Sky Shuttle, Octopus Racers, Boogie Bay, and Flow Rider.

Location: Bounded by J.P Rizal Ave., J.P. Laurel Ave. and, Prince Balagtas Ave, Mabalacat, Pampanga Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Entrance Fee: Weekdays P950 (Adult), P750 (Child 4ft and below); Weekends P1180 (Adult), P980 (Child 4ft and below)

Bambike Clark

Heard of the slowly rising ecotourism activity in Intramuros? Yes, Bambike, a portmanteau of the words “bamboo” and “bike”. These bicycles are made of bamboo and rattan by skilled and talented craftsmen called Bambuilders from Gawad Kalinga. This environment-friendly cycling activity has branched out to Clark, covering attractions around a designated area.

Meeting Place: Mangan Tamu Food Park, Clark Parade Grounds Opening Hours: 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM (Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays) Rental Rates: P100/hour (Regular); P50/hour (Students with valid school ID) Official Website: Bambike Revolution Cycles Facebook Pages: Bambike / Bambike Ecotours

Tibby’s Farm

Tibby’s Farm is an organic farm in Angeles City, Pampanga. Among its goals is to raise awareness on the importance of farming to the community and to train and educate future farmers. They also want to encourage young people to invest in agriculture.

This farm is also an agri-tourism destination where visitors can experience harvesting fruits and vegetables in season and feeding livestock. You can also stay for a night or two. They offer a rate that is inclusive of farm-to-table meals from breakfast to dinner including a take-home snack. If you’re visiting with a group of six or more people, they can cook breakfast and lunch for a fee.

Location: Concubierta Street corner Dizon Street, Sunset Valley Homes, Angeles City, Pampanga Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily) Entrance Fee: FREE (for visit and taking photos of the place), you can also donate any amount

El Kabayo Clark Stables Picnic Grounds

El Kabayo in Clark Freeport Zone is a replica of an old western town inspired by American cowboy movies. Here you can experience a carriage ride, trail ride, and of course, horseback riding which you can do either guided or not. They also have a campsite with glamping facilities where you can experience camping with the convenience of hotel amenities. El Kabayo also accommodates team-building events and conferences.

Location: Gil Puyat Avenue corner Panday Pira, Zone, Clark Freeport, Angeles, Pampanga Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Nayong Pilipino

Nayong Pilipino is an educational open-air museum or theme park in Clark. It features the Filipino cultural heritage and several prominent landmarks of the Philippines. There is also a Money Museum where the present and historical Philippine currency is displayed.

Location: Centennial Road, Clark Field, Mabalacat Pampanga Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Entrance Fee: P150 (Adult), P100 (Child), P120 (Senior Citizen)

Best Time to Visit

It is important to note that the Philippines has a dry and wet season. The dry period is usually from November to June with April and May as the peak of summer. The rainy season is from July to October.

If you are interested in festivals and events, you can also take note of some of these celebrations. However, there may be huge crowds during these times.

• February: Nuestra Señora de la Divina Gracia, Caragan Festival (both in Mabalacat)
• April: Sisig Festival (Angeles City)
• September: San Lorenzo Ruiz Feast (Mabalacat)
• October: Fiestang Kuliat (Angeles City)
• November: Feast of Santa Catalina Alexandria (Porac)

Practical Travel Tips

• Always check for updates. Some adjustments have to be taken for establishments and attractions to operate during the new normal. Don’t forget to contact or visit the official websites or Facebook pages of the attractions and activities for announcements and updates before going.
• Leave no trace behind. Make sure to take everything that you brought with you when you leave a place and dispose of your trash properly.
• Bring sun protection. The sun can be unforgiving sometimes, especially in summer. Don’t forget to bring a hat/cap and sunglasses or apply sunscreen.
• Practice sustainable and responsible tourism. Bring your own reusable water bottle and dry bags or eco bags to avoid buying plastic bottled drinks and using plastic bags. Support the local community by buying their products.
• Learn some Kapampangan phrases. Kapampangans can understand and speak Tagalog, but they will surely appreciate your effort when you learn simple Kapampangan phrases like “ali” (no), ‘wa” (yes), and “dakal a salamat” (thank you very much).
• Follow the town’s rules and regulations. Make sure you know the travel safety protocols and requirements and follow them.

Sample Itinerary

Here are two itinerary options for Clark. Feel free to make adjustments depending on your preferences and the number of days you want to stay.

Itinerary 1: Aqua Planet

-Alight at the bus terminal in Dau -Travel to SM Clark -From SM Clark, travel to Aqua Planet -Aqua Planet -Fun water and slide attractions -Lunch -Resume swimming and sliding -Travel back to Manila

Itinerary 2: Farm and Heritage Tour

-Alight at the bus terminal in Dau -Travel to El Kabayo Clark -El Kabayo Clark Stables and Picnic Grounds -Travel to Tibby’s Farm -Tibby’s Farm -Lunch -Travel to Angeles Heritage Park -Angeles Heritage Tour -Food Trip -Leave for Manila

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Clark Freeport (Clark Air Base), Pampanga Philippines Clark Freeport Zone Information, Import/Incentives – 11July21

HISTORY OF CLARK The Clark Freeport Zone, located next-door to Angeles City, Pampanga, in Central Luzon, is loaded with tourist spots and business opportunity. Formerly known as the Clark Special Economic Zone, this facility covers a massive 28,000 hectares of infrastructure formerly constructed by the United States in foregone days when the U.S. maintained a significant military presence in the Philippines; it was then known as Clark Air Base – the largest US air force facility outside of their country. CLARK TODAY Clark is currently being promoted as a major hub for the Asian operations of various medium-sized and large companies. The Clark Development Corp. (CDC) is responsible for managing and operating part of the Clark Freeport Zone spanning 2,200 hectares (out of its total territory of 4,400 hectares.) The other 2,200 hectares (which encompasses the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport) falls under the jurisdiction of CDC’s subsidiary Clark International Airport Corporation. INVESTMENTS DELUGE CLARK Over 400 foreign and domestic investors have relocated to or established first-time businesses in the zone. They have funneled more than $25 billion worth of investments into the Clark Freeport Zone since the CDC was formed in 1993. Investors operating within the zone were responsible for $1 billion in exports in 2006 alone. Clark Freeport Zone currently employs more than 55,000 residents of Bulacan, Tarlac and Pampanga, and serves as a vital economic engine for the region. TAX AND DUTY INCENTIVES The economic viability of the Clark Freeport Zone is improving additionally after President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed Executive Order 619 on April 16, 2007. This order provides for tax and duty incentives to duly-registered businesses that locate to “special economic zones” within the Philippines. These tax and duty incentives are the same as those previously available to investors under Republic Act 7916. Essentially, and with exceptions, companies that opt to relocate within the Freeport Zone are granted “generous” tax breaks by the Philippine government. Corporate income tax for such companies is equivalent to only 5% of their gross income. Also, capital equipment and raw materials can be imported duty free. 100% FOREIGN EQUITY IN ENTERPRISES Foreign investors (of any nationality) are now permitted to maintain 100% foreign equity in all areas of investment set up in the Philippines – provided such companies are neither financial institutions nor are indicated on the Foreign Investment Negative List. This development transpired after the foreign investments law was modified and liberalized. Furthermore, foreigners are now permitted to lease privately-owned lands from their Filipino owners for a maximum of 75 years, consisting of an initial lease period of 50 years, with an available extension of 25 years. BETTER THAN CHINA Texas Instruments senior vice president Kevin Ritchie revealed that his company bypassed other competitive Asian countries such as Thailand, Vietnam and China to build their new $1 billion manufacturing plant. This choice was in part due to the availability of a highly skilled and quality labor force and the willingness of the Philippines government to offer favorable tax and tariff incentives. The executive director of the Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines, Mr. Ernie Santiago, pointed-out that the choice of the Clark Freeport Zone proved that the overseas operations of American companies such as Texas Instruments need not automatically be relocated to the default choice of China. Santiago said the Philippines have the skilled workers and the capacity to offer the right incentives to draw in companies of this type. “What the Philippines now needs is to work on is its ability to promote the advantages of operating in the Philippines to foreign investors,” stated Santiago. NEW MEGAHIGHWAY IN CENTRAL LUZON The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) utilizing loans from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation, has completed construction of a key transportation link named the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (also known as SCTex). This superhighway directly interconnects Subic Bay and Clark and further extends to the Central Techno Park in Tarlac to the north of Clark. Although initially, the sore point of the highway project amongst Clark locators was that fact that there was no direct entrance/exit in the Clark Freeport, as of December 23, 2008 the new 3.5 km North Interchange via the Panday Pira connecting Road has become operational. Additionally, the new Clark South interchange close to the Yokohama Tire facility and the Clark Airport is due to be completed on Feb. 14, 2009, thereby finishing the two interchanges within the Clark Freeport. With the completion of the main highway, this thoroughfare is helping Clark, Subic and nearby provinces become vitally-important participants in the government’s “Global Gateways Development Program” that aims to transform the Philippines into a globally competitive country. As a result, the Central Luzon region is projected to eventually become even more economically viable than Metro Manila, the nation’s capital. FIRST-CLASS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT The vast expanse of space and the existing U.S. military runways left behind at Clark has proved to be tremendous assets towards the conversion and further development of a world-class airport. The Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) occupies 2500 hectares, with two parallel runways each spanning 3.2 kilometers. This makes this international airport one of the largest in Asia in terms of runway size. Large and wide-bodied aircraft can be effortlessly accommodated at this facility. In fact, this site was chosen by Airbus as a designated stop for the test-phase of the largest aircraft in the world, the A-380. There is a newly remodeled and expanded terminal-1 in operation at Clark with terminal-2 construction project underway. This project has a completion date of March 31, 2010 with a P4 billion peso price tag and will enable Clark to handle an additional 3 million passengers per year. The Clark Airport is currently home to several Philippine-based and international budget airlines such as: Air Asia, Asian Spirit (now Zest Air), Asiana, Seaair, Tiger Airways and Cebu Pacific. There are direct flights to Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and soon, possibly some long-haul flights to Europe, the middle east and north America. DMIA is projected to eventually become the main international gateway for commercial aviation services in the Philippines. LEISURE AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES Clark is home to numerous budget and quality dining restaurants, bars and night spots. Whether you choose the simplicity of some fast food at McDonalds, a great Japanese buffet at Zen’s or go all-out at the high-quality of the Yat’s Club Grill Room in Mimosa, you’ll find ample food and beverage establishments in Clark. The many resorts include the popular Mimosa and Fontana Resorts and Country Clubs, known for there world-class golf courses. Visitors can choose to stay at a plethora of fine hotels/resorts including Holiday Inn Clark, Mimosa, Montevista or Fontana Villas, Hotel Stotsenberg, Oxford Hotel, Hotel Vida, Lohas Hotel, Asiana Greenville Villas or the affordable Clark Hostel – all located within the Zone. For those who are feeling adventurous, they can avail themselves of activities that raise their adrenaline-level, such as sky-diving, adventure trekking, off-road exploration, and an aerial visit to nearby dormant volcano Mt. Pinatubo for those daring enough to venture outside the Zone. The Clark Zone also showcases Fontana’s water theme park, Nayong Pilipino cultural park, El Cabayo horse riding stables, 3 casinos and a new world-class quarter mile drag strip. Those who wish to simply enjoy their leisure time within Clark may opt to spend the day shopping by patronizing any of the many duty free shops or the large, big-city-style SM Clark Mall inside its boundaries. Visit Our New Clark Travel Guide EXPAT RESIDENTIAL AND RETIREMENT HAVEN In 2008, new, upper-scale residential housing projects have begun to take shape in Clark. Master-planned communities with mid to high-end condos and separate detached housing units are seen in several quiet, serene locations throughout the Freeport. Many of these communities will offer the fully-integrated housing/shopping environment with luxurious clubhouses and security facilities to satisfy the lifestyle of westerners and those from fully-developed counties. UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES SETS UP SHOP IN CLARK For the future students in and around the Clark Freeport Zone, residents, prospective employees and corporate leaders, there is good news on the horizon. The University of the Philippines – Pampanga (or U.P. Pampanga) has broken ground on a new site located within the boundaries of the Clark Freeport Zone. This site will house the permanent facilities of the U.P. Pampanga Extension program. The designated area for this campus is within the future-planned “University Town” master-planned project that will occupy a total of 3.28 hectares. The Philippine Congress has earmarked PHP 50 million for the project which is expected to help U.P. create a high-tech window to global education in Central Luzon. CLARK SCORES HIGH IN ICT AND CALL CENTER FIELD Two Philippine government agencies – the Department of Trade and Industry and the Commission on Information and Communications Technology recently gave high marks to Clark Freeport Zone in regards to its capacity to host information and communication technology activities and specifically call centers. The Freeport Zone scored 9.23 out of 10 since it meets a majority of the vital requisites demanded by information and communication technology locators. Such requisites are the existence of incentives, vendor support, telecommunication facilities (including dual, redundant pipeline internet), real estate, power and transport infrastructure, and support from local government units and the community. Other important points that helped the Clark Freeport Zone earn such high marks are its quality of life and the presence of relevant manpower needed for these industries to flourish. RELOCATE TO BERTHAPHIL BUSINESS PARK For investors who are not sure where to relocate their operations within the Clark Freeport Zone, they may want to look into the Berthaphil Business Park which is the site of 3 separate facilities: “ an integrated IT/housing/commercial campus. Berthaphil, which began operations in 1993, has been able to successfully provide office, warehouse and office space – and customized Information Technology facilities – to 25 major companies from various countries. Rolls Royce Helicopter Engines of the UK, H3 Electronics of Germany, Easton Garment of Taiwan, Meisei Electronics of Japan, and EPIXTAR of the US are just some of the satisfied clients currently housed in Berthaphil facilities. Berthaphil has joined forces with the COMFAC Global Group to provide a lend-lease program to corporate clients that will help amortize the cost of build-out throughout the lifetime of the lease. The two partners also offer dedicated facilities management so that corporate clients can avail of dependable inexpensive utilities, advanced backup and disaster recovery systems, and an excellent security system. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS VENTURES INTO CLARK The most recent (and perhaps most exciting) business development in the Clark Freeport Zone is the May 2007 announcement by Texas Instruments that it will open a new plant within the Zone valued at $1 billion. The move by this major US-based computer chip manufacturer is believed to be the largest investment of its kind in the Philippines to date – showing, according to American Chamber of Commerce executive director Robert Sears: “the Philippines has the capacity to compete with other top business facilities in the world if its leaders set their minds to it.” Sears stressed that Texas Instruments is planning to stay in the Philippines for the long-term due to its existing facilities in Baguio and comfort with the country’s business climate. The new Texas Instruments facility began construction in 2007, and when finished will occupy a total of eight hectares (or 19.7 acres) and will house the company’s assembly plant and test operations focusing on microchips mainly for cell phones. When the Clark facility is finished, Texas Instruments is projected to generate at least 7 billion dollars in total annual exports from its two Philippine operations – double the 3.5 billion dollars in exports that it produced in 2006 from its Baguio City facility alone. Clark Development Corporation has also opted to devote around 30 hectares (or 74 acres) in the Freeport Zone to accommodate the presence of the support industries and suppliers of the company – numbering about 500 on the whole.

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There are numerous opportunities for investments between US$100,000 and $500,000. These opportunities are especially attractive for semi-retirement lifestyles. The best, easiest and safest way to go about with this kind of investments is to deal with an existing business – a locator as business in Clark is called – so the investor is spared of the hassle of dealing with red-tape and bureaucracy that is always present in third-world countries. The existing locator has already cleared the path so to speak and even if it means asking for small premium for a partnership, it is very much worth the while of a new investor to take this route. Business opportunities depend largely on the skills, interests and experiences of the investors but there is a strong demand for more establishments in these areas: entertainment, shops, office space, construction and engineering services, restaurants and bars, transportation and travel assistance.

Clark Freeport is one of the most attractive business propositions the Philippines has to offer for investors in many kinds of businesses from BPO, hospitality, resorts and leisure facilities to condos, retirement homes, restaurants, bars and shops.

This web site contains articles and information that will be helpful to visitors, residents and tourists traveling out of town from Manila on a short getaway to Subic, Angeles City, Pampanga and Clark Philippines. There are several web sites that contain information that might also be pertinent to what is happening in North Luzon.

For assistance with organizing and planning weddings and garden receptions, log on to http://www.PhilippinesWeddingVenue.com

For assistance with lodgings, accommodations, hotels and resorts near Manila in Subic, Pampanga, Angels City and Clark Philippines log on to http://www.HotelClarkPhilippines.com

While in Clark, one might as well add to the itinerary a visit to the famous Clark Wine Center, the largest wine shop in Philippines which offers over 2000 selections of fine vintage wine from all wine regions, vintages spanning over 50 years covering all price ranges.

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Celebrate Christmas at Clark Air Force City Park (2023)

Today, I’m thrilled to share the festive wonderland that has emerged at Clark Air Force City Park this Christmas. After a prolonged closure due to the pandemic, the park has not only reopened but has transformed into an enchanting destination for families seeking holiday cheer.

Situated within the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga, the park boasts an impressive display of real helicopters, fighter jets, and aviation equipment used by the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the United States. The park is not only a haven for aviation enthusiasts but also a haven for nature lovers with its jogging and biking paths.

As you drive down Clark Air Base road, you’re welcomed by a magnificent Belen, setting the tone for the Christmas extravaganza that awaits you. The park offers ample parking, shaded areas, and a promise of joyous festivities.

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Enchanting Booths for All Ages

On the right, upon entering the park is this booth featuring beautiful Parols (star-shaped Christmas lanterns) and large oil cans adorned with playful characters like deers, minions, panda, SpongeBob, and more.

The next booth showcases a colossal spider with a Belen nestled beneath it.

The succeeding booth features two air force soldiers offering salutes at the entrance, complemented by a Belen, a Christmas tree, and an intricately detailed walk path.

This pink Christmas Castle beckons with an inviting entrance adorned with lollipops and candies, creating an irresistible allure. Venture inside, where a fascinating array of military displays unfolds, offering visitors insights into the remarkable endeavors of the Air Force.

Encourage young scientists at the Innovators booth, designed to inspire curiosity and creativity. With astronaut and spaceship photo booth, it offers a space for kids to imagine themselves reaching for the stars.

Another booth beckons with snowmen and a beautiful triangle structure, creating the ideal backdrop for selfies. Families can capture picture-perfect moments amidst the festive decorations.

Aviation Marvels

One standout exhibit is the UH-1H “Huey,” a helicopter with a rich history dating back to the Vietnam War.

The park also houses the Vought F-8 Crusader, a carrier-based fighter with a sophisticated weapons delivery system. Its presence is a testament to the rich military history within these grounds.

The T-28 “Trojan” (Tora-Tora) is another highlight, once used for training cadet pilots and later in missions against secessionists.

At the heart of the park, a giant Christmas Tree steals the spotlight. Composed of large gifts, it becomes a central gathering point.

One of the park’s noteworthy features is the availability of seats both inside and outside the booths. You can also bring your own mats for a cozy picnic while the little ones explore the children’s playground.

And for those who forgot to bring their own food, the Bloom & Brew Cafe inside the park offers appetizing meals and refreshing drinks.

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Nighttime Marvels

As night falls, the park undergoes a magical transformation.

Floodlights illuminate every corner, ensuring the park is a well-lit wonderland.

The booths, aircraft, and decorations come alive with vibrant colors, setting the stage for a breathtaking nocturnal experience.

The giant spider, a momentarily spine-chilling sight is now transformed into a whimsical wonder. Despite its imposing size, the spider sports a cheerful Santa hat and cradles a charming Belen beneath it. Giant lollipops adorn its surroundings, ensuring that kids, despite the initial scare, find joy and sweetness in this unexpected holiday creature.

Witness the Vought Fighter Jet don a new persona at night, with Christmas lights outlining its majestic form. It becomes a beacon of elegance, adding to the park’s nighttime allure.

As the night unfolds, the Innovators booth takes on a celestial glow. The astronaut photo booth becomes a portal to the cosmos, allowing kids to envision themselves as space explorers.

The pink Christmas Castle comes to life at night, radiating brightness with lighted Santa and snowman figures. It becomes a captivating beacon, drawing families in with its warm and festive glow.

The Trojan aircraft at night takes on a captivating aura with Christmas lights delicately tracing its silhouette.

Also, of course don’t miss the enchanting centerpiece – the giant Christmas Tree illuminated with dancing and colorful lights.

While the park may not be crowded now, preparations are underway for an influx of visitors. Food booths (I think) are being set up to accommodate the growing crowd, ensuring that everyone can indulge in festive treats.

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What are you waiting for? Embrace the festive spirit at Clark Air Force City Park—where the entrance is free. Grab your mats, pack some delicious treats, bring your camera or bike, and make unforgettable memories in this enchanting haven.

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