Province of Tarlac Vacations, Province of Tarlac Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

We arrived at our destination at exactly 7AM. The trip took less time than what we've originally anticipated. Since we took the bus going to Baguio, we were just dropped off at a Caltex gas station along the national road somewhere in Capas, Tarlac where we need to take a tricycle to get to Santa Juliana Spa Town. There were several tricycles there waiting for passengers, and one of them came to us and offered a ride for P300. What?!? No way, Jose! Or whatever his name was lol. So I called th...

We left Manila before sunrise so as to have more time to spend in the wilderness of Mt. Pinatubo. It took us a two and a half hour drive to get to Capas, Tarlac where the jump-off point was located. Before proceeding to the area where our 4x4s awaited us, we stopped over at Jollibee for breakfast. Most of us didn’t have much sleep the night before so we really had to eat a lot to fuel ourselves with sufficient energy for the day. After another 45-minute drive, we finally reach...

Mt. Pinatubo Weekend For more photos of this trip, you can visit this site. "My tolerance for camping is only overnight.", that's my usual comment when people invite me to go camping. Pitching a tent, the lack of bathrooms in the campsite and sleeping with only a sheet between me and the ground turns me off. But when Grace asked me if I want to reach the crater of Mt. Pinatubo, I didn't hesitate. Well, I also did not realize that there was camping involved. hehehe! After this we...

Mt. Pinatubo trek: It was a much awaited planned trip with my supervisor and officemates on May 11, 2008. I was so excited because of the so many things that people say about the once devastating Mt. Pinatubo. We started our journey from my supervisor's house, mam weng g., in Sta. Lucia Capas, Tarlac and as early as 7:00 am, we were able to reach the jump off point in Barangay Sta. Juliana, also in Capas.  We registered ourselves and rented a 4 x 4 vehicle and off we go.  Th...