Events and Culture

Bamban Museum of History contains important documents, photos, and other World War II artifacts unearthed around different historical sites in Bamban. It is privately owned by Rhonie Dela Cruz and maintained together with Bamban Historical Society volunteers. It is frequented by Japanese visitors, researchers, and scholars looking to know more about Bamban's role in the war, as well as possible remains and traces of their predecessors.

Bamban Bridge does more than provide passage over the Sacobia River - the bridge itself is a sight to behold. At 174 meters long, it is one of the longest basket handle Nielsen-Lohse bridges in the world and the first of its kind in the Philippines.

The Shrine of Jose Maria Escriva Parish is is the first Church in the country and in Asia dedicated to the Saint. It is also known for its “drive-through” view of the Blessed Sacrament.

Anao Pasalubong Center is a souvenir shop with an Ylang-ylang essence processing facility. The flowers are abundant in the municipality and can also be purchased in small bottles from the store.

Red Slab Pottery is an artisanal pottery store and studio that makes terracotta slabs, tiles & jars are from secondary clay deposits in the municipality of Victoria.

Kape Agape is a community cafe that advocates for the environment, tourism, mental health, and the arts. It serves different coffee and non-coffee-based beverages, pastries, and comfort food, in an art-adorned space.

Kape Agape is a community cafe that advocates for the environment, tourism, mental health, and the arts. It serves different coffee and non-coffee-based beverages, pastries, and comfort food, in an art-adorned space.

Dairy Box is a community market that serves as a hub wheere dairy farmers may sell their products. The store built under the Carabao-based Improvement Network project and in collaboration with the PCC, Central Luzon State University and the local government.

Goshen Resort and Hotel is a concept resort in Bamban. Located on a sloping hill, it is known for its replica of the Flavian Amphitheater in Rome, Italy.

The Capas National Shrine's obelisk remains standing as a somber historical commemoration of soldiers who died there - then Camp O'Donnell - at the end of the Bataan Death March during World War II.