PCTG REGION 2 AND REGION 3
Biak na Bato National Park, Barasoain Church, Norzaragay Hilltop, GK Enchanted Farm, kamistisuhan District Malolos
.Bulacan Tourists Spots
Ivatan, Batan, Itbayat
3 largest islands in Batanes
Kapampangan, Pangasinan, Ilocano, Tagalog, Sambal
5 Native Languages spoken in Region III.
Pottery making
Atulu pottery
famous for surfing spots
Aurora
Ditumabo Falls, Sabang Beach, Balete Park and Millenium Tree, Diguisit Beach, Dinadiawan Beach, Dingalan Mountain View, Lukso-lukso Rock Formations
Aurora tourists spots
Aurora, Bulacan, Bataan, Zambales, Pampanga, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija
Baler, Malolos, Balanga, Iba, San Fernando, Tarlac City. Palayan
Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino
Basco, Tuguegarao, Ilagan, Bayombong, Cabarroguis
Peninsula facing the West Philippine Sea
Bataan
Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, Bataan World War II Museum, Shrine Valor, Pawikan Conservation Center, Balanga Cathedral, Balanga Nature and Wetland Park, Five Fingers Cove
Bataan Tourists Spots
Home of the winds
Batanes
Basco Lighthouse, Marlboro Country, House of Dakay, Honesty Coffee Shop, Tukon Chapel, Fundacion Pacita, Boulder Beach, Mt. Iraya
Batanes tourist spots
Populous province in Central Luzon
Bulacan
Land of Smiling Beauty
Cagayan Province
Palaui Island, Callao Cave, Pinacanaunan River, Baggao's Blue Lagoon, Tuguegarao Cathedral
Cagayan tourist spots
Isabela is the top producer of --, second in --
Corn, Rice
Rice and Corn Capital of the North
Isabela
Aguinaldo Shrine, Bonsai Forest, Camp Samal, Crocodile Sanctuary, Dinulo Falls, Dicotcotan Beach, Fuyot Springs National Park
Isabela tourists spots
Cradles of the Nation's Noble Heroes
Marcelo H. Del Pillar, Gregorio Del Pillar, Trinidad Tecson, Mariano Ponce
Burakan
Muddy place
Zambal
Native Austronesian language
Mavulis (Y'ami)
Northermost island
Rice Granary of the Philippines
Nueva Ecija
Minalungao National Park, NFA Museum, Mount 387/Batong Amat, Pantabangan Dam, The Camp Pangatian War Memorial Shrine, Gapan Church
Nueva Ecija Tourists spots
Citrus Capital of the Philippines
Nueva Vizcaya
largest ifugao population, home of 18 indigenous people
Nueva Vizcaya
Mt. Pulag, Mt. Palali, Mt. Ugo, Mapallao Falls, Dupax Del Sur Church, Lower Magat Eco-Tourism Park, Capisaan Cave, Balete Pass Tourism Complex
Nueva Vizcaya tourists spots
Culinary and Christmas Capital of the Philippines
Pampanga
Mt. Arayat, Puning Hot Springs, Angeles, San Guillermo Parish, Canaba Wetlands, San Fernando Heritage District
Pampanga Tourist spots
Forest Heartland of Cagayan Valley
Quirino
Cagayan Valley
Region II
Central Luzon Region
Region III
Pampang or Pangpang
River bank
La Provincia de Cagayan
Spanish name of Cagayan province
Katagayan
Tagay tree
Matarlak
Talahib weed
Multicultural
Tarlac
Tarlac Recreational Park, Monasterio de Tarlac, Bulsa River, Capas National Shrine, Aquino Center and Museum
Tarlac Tourists spots
Chromite Capital of the Philippines, Famous for Mangoes
Zambales
Famous for Mangoes
Zambales
Botolan Wildlife Farm, Mt. Pinatubo, Camara Island, Subic Bay, Potipot Island, Magalawa Island, Anawangin Cove, Nagasasa Cove
Zambales Tourists spots
laji kapayvanuvanuwa ritual kapangdeng ritual traditional boats sinadumparan houses ivatan basketry ivatan salakot hat weaving
ancient verbal art ceremony to gain favor of the seas ceremonial when harvesting the aruya
Aurora Aragon
derived name of Aurora
Isabella II of Spain
derived name of Isabella
New Ecija
derived name of Nueva Ecija
Province of Biscay
derived name of Nueva Vizcaya
Former Pres. Elpidio Quirino
derived name of Quirino
Agta, Atta, Aeta, Dumagat
earliest inhabitants
Callao Man
found in Callao Cave
Batan
meaning Land across the sea
Blacksmithing
prospering industry in Cagayan
Kalayan, Kayan, Karayan
river
Cagayan Valley
second largest region
Governor Rapids, Aglipay Caves, Landingan Viewpoint, Mt. Susong Dalaga, Eden Hot Spring
tourist spots of Quirino
1966
when Quirino were separated to Nueva Vizacay
