EXPLORE

Before Clark was known as it is today, it was first known as Fort Stotsenburg - named in honor of a slain colonel. Installed during the 100 years of Clark (2003), in commemoration of the Cavalry and Filipinos who fought during the Phil- American War. It Is registered under Historic Structures by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines Markers in 2011.

Rehabilitated as a world-class multi-sports area and a venue for various outdoor sports activities, the Parade Grounds is a beautiful proposition set to nurture the next generation of future, world-class athletes. Definitely not just a place for playing sports, but also a place for fun and relaxation.

Hike up the picturesque Mount Pinatubo and marvel at the turquoise waters of the crater lake at the top. On the way to the volcano, stop by Aeta Village where you can learn more about one of the oldest indigenous tribes in the Philippines.

Hike up the picturesque Mount Pinatubo and marvel at the turquoise waters of the crater lake at the top. On the way to the volcano, stop by Aeta Village where you can learn more about one of the oldest indigenous tribes in the Philippines.

The Clark Museum is home to numerous artifacts that played a part in the rich history of Clark Field, particularly during the long period under American military supervision. You can also enjoy a rich sensory experience at the 4D theater adjacent to the Museum, showcasing a documentary film about Clark’s rich history and most notably, the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo.

40 hectares of animal-themed fun awaits at this action-packed destination fit for the whole family. Embark on a tiger safari, learn about reptiles big and small, and take photos with a live python at Clark’s newest zoo.

This horseback riding facility is a replica of an old western town straight out of a western film. Either enjoy horseback riding or take a leisurely stroll along an old street adorned with various vintage establishments like a saloon, general store, and post office, each offering picturesque scenes.

Welcoming visitors to Air Force City is this sprawling, family-friendly park. On display are several aircraft from the Philippine Air Forces arsenal perfect for curious youngsters and aviation enthusiasts alike. Visitors can climb aboard a Huey helicopter, pretend to be a fighter pilot with the Northtop F5, or pose in front of the strikingly painted T-33 Shooting Star.

An uphill climb in Floridablanca, Pampanga leads to Nabuclod Adventure and Nature Park, featuring a scenic zipline, a cable car ride, and viewing decks with stunning mountain views.

The "summer river" in Pampanga is commonly referred to as the Palakol River, located in the municipality of Floridablanca, and is often called "Summer Place" due to its popularity as a swimming spot during the hot summer months

Visit Dinosaurs Island where life-size animatronic dinosaurs bring these prehistoric giants back to life for an interactive learning experience.