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"24 hours Total Tourists Experience in Angeles City," is a project initiated by the City Tourism office of Angeles City, Pampanga. This event aims to give a first-hand look at the number of activities one can enjoy in the wonderful City of Angeles within the span of 24 hours. This total tourist experience in Angeles City is a way to get a glimpse of the past, by being immersed in the sites Angeles City still have today as well as its rich local culture, preserved heritage, gastronomic offerings, leisure and adventure sports.
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Angeles City is known as the entertainment center of the region, the "Culinary Capital of the Philippines", the event destination of Pampanga, and home to various leisure places and best educational institutions in the North.
Now a bustling metropolitan, Angeles City continues to preserve its rich heritage that made it what it is today. The effort to protect the important historical sites in Angeles has not been in vain with the various projects that showcase the City’s true splendor like the construction of the Plaza Angel (the center of the city’s heritage district), the transition of the Pamintuan Mansion into the first Philippine National Museum of Social History, and the various festivals that celebrate the City's delectable cuisines, culture and the arts.
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On July 17-18, 2015, the “24 hours Total Tourists Experience in Angeles City" will be held to feature the city's rich Heritage, Ancestral Homes, Galleries & Museums, Gastronomic Belt, Places of Worship, Entertainment, Leisure and Adventure Sports.
It will surely be 24 hours of learning, fun and adventure! ...And of course, good food!
For more information, follow these hashtags on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: #AngelesCity #AngelesCulinaryCapitalPH
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Amazing photos, especially the one with the church. We miss our childhood days when our afternoons were spent playing around the park beside Spanish-era churches like that one in Angeles.
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