Tarlac is a province in Central Luzon. Tarlac is best known for its fine foods and vast sugar and rice plantations, and its fine cooking scene is due to its position as the crossroads of four major cultures. It offers some of the best cuisines from the places of ancestry of its settlers, the provinces of Pampanga, Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Zambales, Pangasinan, and the Ilocos Region. In this blog, I will introduce the 10 tourist spots in tarlac
First on the list is ANZAP Twin Falls.
ANZAP (ASEAN-New Zealand Afforestation Program) Twin Falls cascades towards a beautiful catch basin for more than 200 feet. Trekking to the falls will lead you into the lush forests of Tarlac, home to endangered flora and fauna species.
It’s a perfect getaway for those wanting to escape the lowland heat. ANZAP Twin Falls is a hidden Tarlac tourist spot.
Location/Jump-off: Brgy. Bigbiga, Mayantoc
Mount Damas rises to more than 685 meters above sea level. It’s one of the favorite climbing destinations in Tarlac.
You’ll have a panoramic view of the mountain ranges and vast rice fields of Tarlac and Pangasinan from the top. Expect to trail on rocks and boulders, streams, and tall grasses before reaching the summit.
Location/Jump-off: Deug Resettlement, San Clemente
Ubod Falls is another must-see waterfall in Tarlac, measuring more than 160 feet high. It cascades on a massive cliff-like heavenly drizzle. Lush vegetation surrounds the waterfalls, giving them a rustic view. It also has a natural pool where you can have an invigorating swim.
If you’re into a thrill, you can use the surrounding boulders to jump or dive into the pool. You can visit Ubod Falls after or before hiking Mt Damas. Ubod Falls is one of the new tourist spots in Tarlac province.
Location/Jump-off: San Clemente
Capas National Shrine pays tribute to the Filipino and American soldiers who fought the Japanese invaders during World War II.
A 70-meter monolith stands with a list of soldiers who perished during the war inscribed. It is one of the recognized historical tourist spots in Tarlac.
Location/Jump-off: Capas
Monasterio de Tarlac is a favorite pilgrimage destination in Tarlac, located on a site that is 300 meters above sea level. It boasts of a towering statue of Jesus Christ overlooking Tarlac’s plains.
The statute signifies the Catholic faith of the people. It is one of the most frequented tourist spots in Tarlac.
Location/Jump-off: Brgy. Lubiagan, San Jose
Canding Falls is one of the most frequented tourist spots in Tarlac due to its accessibility. The waterfall is around 20 feet high, but its raging waters carved a wide and very deep pool.
You can climb on one of the cliffs and jump or dive towards the pool. Canding Falls is one of the best eco-tourism spots in Tarlac.
Location/Jump-off: San Clemente
Trekking Time: 20 minutes
Timangguyob Falls is another must-see waterfall in Tarlac. It has two layers with a naturally-built pool where you can have a thrilling plunge.
Enjoy the mists of the waterfalls as you relish the rustic atmosphere. Timangguyob Falls is one of the new tourist spots in Tarlac province.
Location/Jump-off: San Clemente
Tarlac Recreational Park hosted several of the country’s national events, such as the Palarong Pambansa 2010. It covers more than 78 hectares and is an ideal site for different activities.
Among the things you can do here are mountain biking, swimming, zip line, rappelling, and many more.
Location/Jump-off: San Jose
Mount Telakawa is another mountaineering tourist destination in Tarlac you should not miss. It stands for more than 645 meters above sea level.
You’ll get a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains, lush forests, and lahar (molten lava) fields from the top. You can visit an Aeta community to experience its unique culture if you have time.
Location/Jump-off: Capas
Last on the list is the JSJ Goat Farm, JSJ Goat Farm is one of the best agricultural tourist destinations in Tarlac. Get the chance to see and experience hands-on how goat milking is done. You can even drink fresh milk after the process.
Location/Jump-off: Barangay Caturay, Gerona
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