Nayong Filipino

|Nayong Pilipino - Filipino Historic and |
|Cultural Amusement Park |
|Freeport Zone, Clark, Pampanga, Philippines |
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|A CULTURAL TIME MACHINE FOR THE PHILIPPINES |
|Are you looking for a cultural and historic tour of the Philippines all without traveling throughout the entire |
|country? Then you need look no further and you should visit Nayong Pilipino for a taste of everything |
|Philippines. Here you’ll find a unique Filipino village, otherwise called Nayong Pilipino, contained within a 45 |
|acre amusement/theme park type environment. |
|This park is essentially a representation in a miniature-version of the diverse Philippines and its culture, all |
|in one place. This recreational/leisure/history-learning facility is divided into numerous |
|geographically-sectionalized display areas. Here you’ll find representations of regions such as Cordillera |
|Central, Ilocos, Tagalog, Bicol, Visayas, and Mindanao and so forth. |
|Each region represented contains a typical residential building, landmark-structure and/or representation of |
|Pilipino geography including characteristic landscape indicative of the specific regions. For example, the Cebu |
|Region has the famous Bohol’s Chocolate Hills while one of the examples for the Visayas Region is a replica of |
|the historic Magellan’s Cross. |
|Some of the Philippines famous hero’s and political figures residences are also featured in this very unique |
|facility. Visiting these structures is like taking a trip in a time-machine to another perspective of place and |
|time in Philippine history. |
|A SPANISH-INSPIRED COLONIAL PLAZA AREA |
|The central part of Nayong is where you’ll find the realistic, old-Spanish-styled, Colonial Plaza area complete |
|with cobblestone pathways and other authentic replicas of historic Philippine structures such as the Barasoain |
|Church where a mass is actually held every Sunday. The Colonial Plaza is modeled after promenade centers similar |
|to the parks in the Vigan region with an authentic gazebo structure and more. This is reminiscent of the |
|architecture of the Northern Luzon area of Vigan that has the honor of owning the oldest surviving old-Spanish |
|architecture in the Philippines. Antique churches, official buildings, and residences, cobbled narrow streets, |
|and horse-drawn carriages may all be found in this interesting bit of Filipino/Spanish nostalgia. |
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|MALAKAS AND MAGANDA |
|As children Filipinos, are told the story of Malaka and Maganda? This is old Pilipino folklore dating back to the|
|origin of the Filipino people and passed on through generations. It portrays the native people’s legend of how |
|man and woman came into existence. This legend is explored, displayed and depicted with characters and native |
|surrounding at the park. |
|BARASOAIN CHURCH |
|The term "Barasoain" was derived from the Filipino word "baras ng suwail", which means "dungeon of the defiant". |
|As the place where Filipinos would congregate who were defiantly in opposition to the laws the conquerors of the |
|Philippine brought to the country. Originally named after a historic church in Navarra, Spain, many historic |
|events and revolutionary movements occurred at the original Barasoain church in Malolos, Bulacan, Philippines. |
|This beautiful structure recreates this historic church in its entire splendor. |
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|IFUGAO VILLAGE |
|Ifugao is a province of the Northern Philippines of Luzon consisting of mountainous, rugged terrain, dramatic |
|river valleys, and wonderfully, lush-green forests. The world-famous Banaue Rice Terraces are the main tourist |
|attraction in the province and replicated at Nayong Filipino. The original terraces were an ingenious innovation |
|by local Ifugao natives over 2000-years ago. These terraces were carved into the mountains without any machinery,|
|providing level-steps where the farmers of the area could plant rice on plateaus, in an otherwise slopped region |
|that doesn’t allow for proper irrigation of the crop. In this section of the park, you will also find an |
|authentic Ifugao Village featuring typical Ifugao houses. |
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|KALINGA VILLAGE |
|Kalinga is a landlocked province in the north section of the Cordillera Region. The name Kalinga is derived from |
|the Ibang and Gaddang "Kalinga" which means “headhunters.” In years past, headhunting was considered noble and it|
|symbolizes bravery amongst men. In this beautifully remote region, tourist sights include marvelous waterfalls, |
|hot springs, rice terraces and subterranean rivers. Nayong Pilipino-Clark allows individuals to take a peek into |
|the rich Kalingan way of life, their structures, history and terrain. |
|DR. JOSE RIZALS HOUSE |
|Learn of this history and see a replication of the original house of Dr. Jose Rizal at Nayong Philipino complete |
|with furnishings from the period. This man was a Filipino of great and varied learning. He was a true |
|nationalist, and during the Spanish colonial era was one of the most well-known supporters for transformation of |
|from Spanish rule in the Philippines. He always promoted peaceful means of revolution rather than forceful |
|measures. Two novels written by Rizal exposed the cruelties of the Spanish colonizers in the Philippines. These |
|books were titled: Noli Ne Tangere and El Filibusterismo. The Spaniards were concerned that his propaganda would |
|insight the Filipino people to revolt. So he was sentenced in a mock trail on December 30, 1896 and shot by |
|firing squad at Dagong Bayan, now Luneta Park in the Manila area. This made him a martyr and a catalyst of the |
|Philippine Revolution which was later led by Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo. He is considered a national |
|hero and the anniversary of Rizal's death is celebrated as a national holiday in the Philippines. |
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|EMILIO AGUINALDO'S HOUSE |
|Learn the history of this great Filipino leader and view a replica of his house along with appointments and |
|furnishings, characteristic of the day. Aguinaldo was considered to be the first president of the Philippines, |
|also the youngest president of the country. He was a Filipino general and fought for independence. He was crucial|
|to the struggle for Philippine independence during the Philippine Revolution against Spain and fought against the|
|Americans and initially opposed American occupation of the Philippines. At a later date, he eventually pledged |
|his allegiance to the United States government |
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|APOLINARIO MABINI'S HOUSE |
|Read details of this former Filipino leader and view an authentic recreation of Mabini’s house, complete with |
|period furnishings and decorations. As a Filipino who maintained the position as the first prime minister of the |
|Republic in 1899 Mabini was crucial in the fight for Philippine independence. He was a prolific writer, a |
|doctrinaire who wrote the constitution for the first Philippine republic of 1899-1901. He was born in Talaga, |
|Tanauan City, Batangas of poor parents. In 1896 he contracted an illness that led to the paralysis of his lower |
|limbs. As a member of Rizal's La Liga Filipina group, he worked secretly for reforms against the Spanish. In 1896|
|he was suspected as collaborating with the opposition and somehow involved in the revolution and was arrested. He|
|was later released to a hospital when the Spanish authorities realized of his handicap. |
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|PLAZA AVAILABLE FOR SPECIAL DAY EVENTS |
|If you are hosting an event such as a wedding, anniversary, birthday, picnic, debut, corporate team building |
|event, or simply want to enjoy a relaxing opportunity to teach Filipino history to your kids while spending some |
|quality-time with family and friends, the Colonial Plaza area is the perfect venue. Amidst the sprawling rustic |
|grounds and historic ambience one can enjoy this uniquely-eloquent spot for weddings. Lodges or nipa huts are |
|strategically located in various park areas to offer little sanctuaries for your group activity or simply for |
|blissful tranquility. |
|OVERNIGHT SEMINARS, TEAMBUILDING EVENTS AND PARTIES |
|For a taste of something new, why not consider a special environment to conduct your team building, seminars, or |
|even embark on a one-of-a-kind honeymoon retreat? Nayong Pilipino will ensure that your stay is comfortable and |
|enjoyable no matter what the function and provide a venue that is the most interestingly different around. There |
|are many varied levels of lodging to choose, depending on the number of occupants and your budget. Rooms can be |
|booked either with or without air conditioning units. Rooms are cozy with soft beds and clean, fully-functional |
|toilets and baths. |

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Ocean Adventure

|Location: Camayan Wharf, West Alanin Forest Area, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, which use to be a US Naval base. It is roughly 100 kilometres |
|from Manila and on average would be a 3 hour drive, however depending on traffic it could take up to 4 hours. |
|Ocean Adventure Subic Bay is the first Southeast Asia’s only open water Marine Park. Here our animals live and play in a natural setting of |
|clear water swarming with marine life, coral reefs, and a lovely white sand beach. Experience an encounter with whales, and sea lions, and a|
|host of fish and sea creatures in a selection of exciting and cherished ways. Ocean Adventure is an all-weather park. It has |
|covered walkways, sheltered stadiums, and indoor facilities that will insure their guests will have a comfortable experience, in sunshine or|
|in rain. |
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Magellans Galleon Marine
One of the lesser known places but certainly worth a visit while in Subic, Magellan’s Galleon is a small but unique museum focused on treasures retrieved from sunken vessels off the deep seas of Subic and beyond.
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Owned by Australian diver / treasure hunter Brian Homan, the magellans Galleon marine museum features themed exhibit spaces showcasing fascinating finds from as far back as the Ming Dynasty era. A great place to pass away the time while waiting for your lunch to be served at Vasco’s, the adjacent seaside restaurant.

United Nations

The United Nations (abbreviated UN in English, and ONU in French and Spanish), is an international organization whose stated aims are facilitating cooperation in international law, international security, economic development, social progress, human rights, and achievement ofworld peace. The UN was founded in 1945 after World War II to replace the League of Nations, to stop wars between countries, and to provide a platform for dialogue. It contains multiple subsidiary organizations to carry out its missions.
Organization membership
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|Afghanistan |Liechtenstein |
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|Albania |Lithuania |
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|Algeria |Luxembourg |
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|Andorra |Macedonia |
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|Angola |Madagascar |
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|Antigua & Barbuda |Malawi |
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|Argentina |Malaysia |
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|Armenia |Maldives |
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|Australia |Mali |
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|Austria |Malta |
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|Azerbaijan |Marshall Islands |
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|The Bahamas |Mauritania |
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|Bahrain |Mauritius |
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|Bangladesh |México |
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|Barbados |Micronesia |
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|Belarus |Moldova |
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|Belgium |Monaco |
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|Belize |Mongolia |
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|Benin |Morocco |
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|Bhután |Mozambique |
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|Bolivia |Myanmar |
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|Bosnia & Herzegovina |Namibia |
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|Botswana |Nauru |
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|Brazil |Nepal |
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|Brunei |The Netherlands |
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|Bulgaria |New Zealand |
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|Burkina Faso |Nicaragua |
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|Burundi |Niger |
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|Cambodia |Nigeria |
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|Cameroon |North Korea |
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|Canada |Norway |
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|Cape Verde |Oman |
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|Central African Republic |Pakistan |
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|Chad |Palau |
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|Chile |Palestine |
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|China |Panamá |
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|Colombia |Papua New Guinea |
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|Comoros |Paraguay |
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|Congo-Brazzaville |Perú |
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|Congo-Kinshasa |Philippines |
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|Costa Rica |Poland |
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|Côte d’Ivoire |Portugal |
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|Croatia |Qatar |
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|Cuba |România |
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|Cyprus |Russian Federation |
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|The Czech Republic |Rwanda |
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|Denmark |St. Kitts & Nevis |
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|Djibouti |Saint Lucia |
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|Dominica |St. Vincent & the Grenadines |
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|Dominican Republic |Samoa |
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|Ecuador |San Marino |
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|Egypt |São Tomé & Príncipe |
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|El Salvador |Saudi Arabia |
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|Equatorial Guinea |Senegal |
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|Eritrea |Seychelles |
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|Estonia |Sierra Leone |
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|Ethiopia |Singapore |
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|Fiji |Slovakia |
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|Finland |Slovenia |
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|France |Solomon Islands |
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|Gabon |Somalia |
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|The Gambia |South Africa |
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|Georgia |South Korea |
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|Germany |South Sudan |
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|Ghana |Spain |
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|Greece |Sri Lanka |
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|Grenada |The Sudan |
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|Guatemala |Suriname |
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|Guinea |Swaziland |
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|Guinea-Bissau |Sweden |
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|Guyana |Switzerland |
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|Haiti |Syria |
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|Honduras |Tajikistan |
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|Hungary |Tanzania |
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|Iceland |Thailand |
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|India |Togo |
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|Indonesia |Tonga |
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|Irân |Trinidad & Tobago |
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|Iraq |Tunisia |
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|Ireland |Turkey |
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|Israel |Turkmenistan |
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|Italy |Tuvalu |
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|Jamaica |Uganda |
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|Japan |Ukraine |
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|Jordan |United Arab Emirates |
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|Kazakhstan |United Kingdom |
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|Kenya |United States |
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|Kiribati |Uruguay |
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|Kuwait |Uzbekistan |
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|Kyrgyzstan |Vanuatu |
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|Laos |Vatican City |
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|Latvia |Venezuela |
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|Lebanon |Viêt Nam |
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|Lesotho |Yemen |
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|Liberia |Zambia |
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|Libya |Zimbabwe |
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