REGION 3 Flashcards
The region has the largest plain in the country and produces the majority of the country’s rice supply, earning itself the nickname “Rice Granary of the Philippines”.
Central Luzon
Gitnang Luzon Provinces with Capital (7):
Bulacan - City of Malolos
Pampanga - City of San Fernando
Bataan - City of Balanga
Zambales - Municipality of Iba
Tarlac - City of Tarlac
Nueva Ecija - City of Palayan
Aurora - Municipality of Baler
The county’s center for dessert and pastries
BULACAN
Was named after the town Bulakan which is derived from ‘bulak’ which means
cotton
-Bulacan
Known as the Land of Heroes and The Gateway to the northern Philippines.
BULACAN
Philippine Arena
Barasoain Church
-BULACAN
The Culinary Capital of the Philippines
PAMPANGA
T or F: The name La Pampanga was given by Spaniards, who encountered natives living along the bank (pampang) of the Pampanga Lake.
False: Pampanga River
MOUNT ARAYAT
CLARK SAFARI AND ADVENTURE PARK
-PAMPANGA
In Bulacan, they are famous for their
Inipit and Pastillas.
What food was originated in Pampanga, Angeles City
Sisig
Festival in Bulacan
Singkaban Festival
Festival in Pampanga is one of the most anticipated events of the Christmas season in the Philippines.
The Giant Lantern Festival
Known as the History Hub of Central Luzon.
BATAAN
derives its name from the indigenous word “batan,” meaning both
“the land across the water” and “the main part,” reflecting its significance.
-BATAAN
Mt. Samat National Shrine
Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar
-BATAAN
A flavorful smoked milkfish.
Tinapang Bangus
-BATAAN
-A vibrant celebration honoring the clay pot (“banga”).
Banga Festival
-BATAAN
The Chromite Capital of the Philippines.
ZAMBALES
Zambales derives its name from the “_______,” an ethnic group who practiced a form of ancestor worship.
ZAMBALS
Anawangin Cove
Mount Pinatubo Crater Lake
-ZAMBALES
A chicken rice with sweet mango slices.
Mango chicken rice
-ZAMBALES
A celebration of Zambales’ abundant mango harvest.
Dinamulag Festival
-ZAMBALES
is The Melting Pot of Central Luzon.
TARLAC