Overview

Angeles city is in close proximity to Manila, you have several options of getting there.
It is linked by a well established network of roads and also has the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport to service it and the surrounding areas.

Puning Hot Spring

Puning Hot Spring is a wellness and spa facility that was developed to match the surrounding landscape. Specifically, the design is that of the Aeta lineage - the first tribal people of the Philippines. Puning happens to be where the Aetas Village and natives reside nearby. You will often see them in the area and if you have time you can catch one of their cultural performances.

The resorts facilities are divided into 3 areas – the first area, where you will be received, is known as the base camp. The second area, 2nd Station, is where they have their Hot Sand facility. Lastly, the third area, 3rd Station, is where the hot spring pools are located.

In order to get to the facility, you will take a drive (or arrange transportation) to go past Sapang Bato gate on Clark Freeport. Puning is located at 1st Station, Sitio Target, Sapang Bato, Angeles City – although it is listed as Porac it butts up against Angeles.

Upon reaching the resort’s camp, you will be offered a lunch buffet before your hot spring experience. Should you use to eat after the hot springs, that too is acceptable. Once the adventure is underway, you will ride in a 4x4 around the rocky river bed, going past several stretches of lahar fields, and through the mountains.

From the base camp, it is a further 10 or 20 minutes to reach 2nd or 3rd station respectively. Most people are encouraged to go directly to 3rd station where you exit the vehicle and traverse by foot to one of their 11 pools. After a much-needed soak, you would return to 2nd station where you will be buried from neck to toe in hot sand. The custom heating system will help your circulation and may even relieve some joint pain, while you relax for anywhere between 15-30 minutes. After this is complete, you will be given the opportunity to be covered in mud from the erupted Mt Pinatubo lahar. The mudpack is said to help with allergies, and promote healthy skin.

Trekking at Mt. Pinatubo

Mt. Pinatubo is a largely untapped adventure paradise for thrill-seekers and recreationists alike. we are offer a unique vacation experience to Mt. Pinatubo, a hidden jewel of a destination.

Fontana Leisure Park

This waterpark has developed a fantastic name for itself after continuous expansions. Now featuring giant slides, a wave pool, man-made beach and luxury accommodation, this is the perfect stop with family or friends to enjoy everything on offer.

Zoocobia

The Zoocobia experience in Clark Freeport Zone is fantastic for individuals and families, this interactive zoo boast a variety of attractions and animals on top of various children activities such as the exciting downhill cart riding.

Paradise Ranch

The paradise ranch is a unique experience, marvel at the variety of flora and fauna in this natural preserve and make your own contribution to this beautiful resort by planting your very own tree.

Bayahihan Park

Also known as "Astro Park" because of the spaceship-like monument that is located here.
As most of the local joggers and picnickers will be familiar with, the Bayanihan Park near the entrance to Clark Freeport Zone is a beautiful resort area. Offering peaceful surroundings in a quiet area of Angeles City, this is the perfect spot for a relaxing day outdoors.

El Kabayo (Horse) Stables

Ever thought of horseback riding on your trip to Angeles City? Ride through Clark's picnic grounds and forest trails with El Kabayo Stables horse riding and find the prime spots for camping. An exciting outdoor experience, just around the corner.

Fort Stotsenburg Park

Located inside Clark Freeport Zone, with a large grassfield at its heart. This park is excellent for an early morning jog or picnic with the family on a warm day.

Yats Clearwater

Revives the American suburban lifestyle that the families of US officers brought to Clark Air Base at its heyday. They have a swimming lagoon where you can go fishing.

Angeles City Flying Club

Come and see the Angeles City Flying Club today and appreciate the landscape of Pampanga. The club has developed a great community over the years and continues to amaze more tourists daily.

SM City Clark

Perhaps the biggest and most popular mall in Angeles. Near the main gate Clark Freeport Zone.

Robinson’s

Smaller but popular mall. Performances & live music on weekends. MacArthur Hwy. near Balibago Bridge.

Nepo Mall

Popular mall with many bargain stores. Downtown Angeles.

Jenra Mall

Another mall with bargain stores. Downtown Angeles, and near Mabalacat Bus Terminal.

Marquee Mall

A more upscale mall. Near Angeles City Hall. Puregold – Warehouse type stores. Large one in Dau, and smaller one in Balibago.

Food Markets

Johnny’s Supermarket on MacArthur Hwy. and JJ Supermart on Fields Ave. are the best for expat shopping.

Apu Friday Market

Apu Friday Market – Billed as a flea market, but actually most all items are new. Every Friday afternoon on Burgos, Plaridel, Rizal, and C. Dayrit streets, downtown Angeles.

Pampang Market

Pampang Market - Large local night market featuring produce and meat. Maze-like and crowded. Open 18:00 to 07:00. San Francisco St., Angeles.

Armando’s Pizza (Camalig Restaurant)

Asian style pizza, decent Mexican food, plus burgers, barbecue ribs & chicken, and Filipino food.

Didi’s Pizza

Asian style pizza, decent Mexican food, plus burgers, barbecue ribs & chicken, and Filipino food.

Frying Fish

Fish & Chips, meat pies, burgers, sausage rolls, etc.

Holiday Inn's Restaurants

There are 2 restaurants: Rodizio, and Mequeni Cafe.

Jami’s Burgers & Footlongs

Serves up great hot dogs from a cart in front of Walkabout Hotel on Fields Avenue.