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Post-Road Trip Destination for the Hungry

Fact: As fun as it is to go on a road trip and coast through the North, the long drive’s most likely going to leave

Eating our way through Pampanga

I never eat half as well as when I’m visiting Pampanga. It’s my second time to do a food story in the region, yet my taste buds were still wowed with the myriad culinary delights Pampanga offered.

Angeles beyond Fields Avenue

When twilight falls, tourists and expats flock like bats to a certain spot in Balibago, the entertainment district of Angeles City in Pampanga.

A city keeps growing in Pampanga

The Clark Freeport Economic Zone, a redevelopment of the former US Air Force Base, has become a hub for business, industry, aviation and tourism. Located both in Angeles City and in the municipality of Mabalacat in Pampanga, it has the Clark International Airport as its centerpiece, and attracted hundreds of foreign and domestic investors.

Pinoy food through a Singaporean’s eyes

Singapore writer Bryan Koh has copublished “Milk Pigs and Violet Gold” with the Holy Angels University of Angeles, Pampanga. It comes in three volumes—Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

Alviera launches superhero-themed camp in Porac

Pampanga-based company Alviera is setting its gaze on channeling the inner “superhero” in everyone with the launch of Alviera Hero Camp, its newest amusement attraction in the breathtaking nature hub of Porac, Pampanga.

Historical error corrected: Rajah Soliman out, nameless hero in

FOR THE first time in Philippine history, the state has officially recognized a nameless hero for leading the Battle of Bangkusay in Tondo, debunking the common belief that it was Rajah Soliman (also Raha Sulayman) who headed over 2,000 Moro troops from Macabebe, Hagonoy and other Pampanga towns against the forces of Governor-General Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1571.