1. APPRECIATE ART and BE AMAZED by visiting Pinto Art Museum
You think you will never enjoy looking at art pieces? Think again because you will surely be amazed by the different works of art in Pinto Art Museum. The art gallery is situated in a perfect setting surrounded by nature. The art pieces go from abstract to those with social relevance. Everything is pure beauty.
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Pinto Art Museum is just a 35-minute drive via Ortigas Extension. It is the perfect escape from the city and weekend getaway!
2. DISCOVER the secluded paradise in Daraitan.
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Famous places are not the only places you should visit. Mount Daraitan and Tinipak River in Brgy. Daraitan in the province of Tanay, Rizal is said to be a secluded paradise. If you are one of the Adventure type of tourist, then this is the perfect place for you. You will go trail trekking (this includes rappelling and rock climbing) to get to the main attraction of Tinipak River.
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3. BRAVE and ENTER the Mystical Cave
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The Mystical Cave in Antipolo, Rizal is believed to be, from the name itself, “Mystical” because of the rock formations and holy images inside the cave. The water and stone is also said to be holy because they can heal people from illnesses and provide protection.
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Curious if it is true? Find out for yourself by visiting the Mystical Cave!
4. GO ON A ROAD TRIP and DINE at Paseo Rizal
Paseo Rizal is the perfect combination of art, music, and cuisine. With a lot of interesting art, a Baguio-like feel of lush and green place, and serene live music during weekends, Paseo Rizal will give its visitors a relaxing experience. They also have great Filipino cuisine.
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5. EXPERIENCE Higantes Festival
A celebration in honor of San Clemente, devotees are dressed in bright and colourful costumes with higantes (huge paper mache images).
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Discover the story of why they celebrate this festival!
6. EAT and DRINK!!
Quezon is known for their Longganisa, Pancit Habhab, Lambanog, cassava cake, fried siopao, and other delicacies. So when you visit Quezon Province, be sure to try these out and fill your tummies with delicious food! Or get tipsy with Lambanog (if you are 18 and above). ;)
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7. EXPLORE Lucban Church
Majority of Filipinos has Roman Catholic as their religion. So every province has one of their churches as their pride. Why not visit the beautiful Lucban Church? With a historic-looking façade, the interior of the church is even more beautiful.
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8. WALK AROUND the town and SEE Heritage Houses
Take a tour back to the old times by walking around the town and see heritage houses. Here’s the catch: It’s for free! You don’t have to pay anything, but you get to feel like you are taking a trip back to the old times!
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9. JOIN THE FUN in Pahiyas Festival
A visual and culinary feast of harvest. A feast for the eyes and for the, well, hungry tummy! Immerse yourself to their culture by celebrating with the locals of Quezon as they give honor to the patron saint of harvest, San Isidro Labrador.
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