To Do

Mimosa Plus Golf Course welcomes all types of golfers - the pros, the beginners, the handicapped, and anyone just wanting to dive right into the sport. It has a relaxed, leisurely course called Acacia Lakeview and a more challenging Mountainview course.

This nonprofit advocates for the promotion of Ultralight Flying in the Philippines. This includes light sport aircraft and microlights, which let one see Pampanga from up high. Customers can try out their services as a guest or choose to become a member.

The Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta is an annual four-day event that showcases hot air balloons and aerial displays from all over the world. It is believed to be the biggest and longest-running aviation sports event in the Philippines. This highly anticipated event draws crowds who come for the air shows and the musical acts invited to enliven the program.

Kusinang Matua is a Kapampangan restaurant known for its heirloom recipes. Owned by chef and historian Atching Lillian Borromeo, it serves traditional Pampanga dishes in a a homey ambiance - right in her ancestral home, which also serves as her kitchen and restaurant. One of her signature creations is the San Nicolas cookies, which is made using cookie molds of Saint Nicholas - some of the molds being over 100 years old.

Fields Avenue is the central nightlife hub of Angeles, Pampanga. It gets its name from the adjacent airfield, Clark Air Base, and was previously called Clark Field Avenue - until it was shortened further to Fields Avenue.

Betis Galleria features the works of artist Wilfredo Tadeo Layug, who was awarded the the Presidential Medal of Merit on Ecclessiastical Art in 2009. His works include religious figures which have been showcased around the world.

The Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone (CFEZ) is a business, leisure, entertainment, aviation, gaming, and tourism hub in Pampanga.

Sasmuan Bangkung Malapad Critical Habitat and Ecotourism Area (SBMCHEA) is a prime location for birdwatching and wildlife conservation. This protected coastal wetland covers around 300 hectares that hosts critical ecosystems. According to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, bird species sighted in the area include the Philippine duck, Black-faced spoonbill, Chinese egret, Far eastern curlew, and Malaysian plover, to name a few.

Lubao Bamboo Hub & Eco-village is a reminiscent of the simpler days when nature was all you needed for a fun time. This ecotourism zone is nestled in a manmade bamboo forest which was first initiated to help protect the banks against erosion. Today, the area has biking trails, picnic spots, water rides, and plenty of breezy corners to relax and enjoy nature in. A fish spa was recently added as an attraction.

Tarlac City Plazuela is a recently renovated community space with manicured gardens, a stage, and, most notably, a statue of the late Senator Benigno Aquino Jr. across a statue of the late former President Corazon “Cory” Aquino.