the beauty of

Zambales Hop on a bus or drive your way to Zambales! Zambales is blessed with pristine attractions for sun worshipers because of its location on the western shores of Luzon, along the West Philippine Sea.

WH AT IS LO CA L HIS TO RY ? Local history is the study of history in a geographically particular location, frequently focusing on the local community. It is a representation of historical areas. The research area is often a small city, town, or hamlet in terms of geography. It is a method of comprehending culture and historical events that occurred nearby or had an impact on the community.

LE T US EX PL O R E ZA M BA LE S Zambales, the second biggest province in Central Luzon, has common borders with Pangasinan on the north, Tarlac and Pampanga on the east, and Bataan on the south. The crystal pure water of the huge China Sea surrounds the whole western border of the Province.

WELCOME TO ZAMBALES

BR IE F HI ST O RY The name of the province is derived from its earliest inhabitants, the Zamba ls. They worship spirits calle d "anitos", thus they were referred to as "Sambali" from the Malay word samba, meaning "to worship". Th e term was later Hispanic ized to "Zambal".

MORE H IS TO R Y !! The province of Zambales was formally organized in 1572 after its exploration by Don San Juan de Salcedo, and originally included towns of Alaminos, Bolinao San Isidro and other places which now belong to Pangasinan.

TO P O G R A P H Y The province's geography is often uneven, with coastal plains and valleys spanning from Lingayen Gulf down south to Subic Bay along the western coast and farther south to a distance of 175 kilometers. a length of beach

beauty within

Zambales CU LT UR E OF ZA MB AL ES It is well-known as the economic center of the northern region of Luzon. A rich history has contributed significantly to this renown, as well as to the local culture and festivities. The Aeta tribe lives on Subic. This group of individuals are the earliest known Filipinos to travel to the islands, more than 10,000 years ago. The Aeta tribe still resides in the Sierra Madre Mountain Range, which defines the province's magnificent coastline

Languages in Subic As an province, various languages are spoken in the area ranging from Tagalog, Ilocano, and Zambal.

Festival in Subic Subic Karakoa Festival. This festival is held annually every April to honor the warship Karakoa, which was built by the Pintados tribe. The activity is marked with a number of activities, including a motorcade and a parade that features colorful floats.

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SPOT IN ZAMBALES MT. P I N A T U B O Today, it features intriguing

landscapes covered in lahar, and the focus of attraction is its stunning crate lake, the waters of which change color depending on the season and temperature.

RAMON MAGSAYSAY ANCESTRAL HOUSE House is one of the iconic tourist spots in Zambales. It is the old house of the former President Ramon Magsaysay, the 7th president of the Republic of the Philippines. Experience a brief history and heritage of the province by visiting this house full of old treasure.

Mount Tapulao is the tallest mountain in Zambales, hence dubbed as High Peak. The peak can be conquered on a day hike or overnight trek and the most MT. TAPULAO recommended time to start is in the early morning so you won’t be caught hiking under the blazing sun

n a d s G e v l o a o m W y g n D i l ay ta t It’s home to many beaches and islands like Liwliwa Beach, Potipot Island, and Capones Island to name a few.

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LIWLIWA BEACH

The sloping sands and moderate waves make Liwliwa, Zambales, a great escape from the metropolis. Liwliwa has emerged as a viable alternative to the most well-known surfing destinations in the north. If you don't like the crowds that La Union and Baler are known for, San Felipe's surfing pride is your best choice.

POTIPOT ISLAND It has become one of the most popular beach destinations over the years because of its creamy white sand and crystal clear waters. Truly, you’ll experience a relaxing quick weekend getaway on this gorgeous island.

CAPONES ISLAND Capones Island is a spectacular example of the Philippines' natural and historical gems that many people have yet to discover. The island, which is located in Pundaquit, Zambales, is one of the province's most picturesque attractions and is only a few hours' drive from Manila.

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