District 3 (Bacolor)

• Juan Crisostomo


  Known as "Don Juan Crisostomo," was a prominent figure in Philippine history.
• San Guillermo Church

  Augustinian Friars built the church in 1576, and Padre Diego de Ochoa, OSA, became the town's first parish priest two years later.
• Monument to Juan Crisostomo and

  Monument to Felix Galura Y

  Known as "Don Juan Crisostomo," was a prominent figure in Philippine history.
• Pablo "Ambo" David Angeles

  He was a Filipino magistrate and statesman who served in various positions including the Philippine House of Representatives, Governor of Pampanga, and the Senate of the Philippines.
• Makatapak Festival

  The performances show the people’s various experiences of lahar incidents.
• La naval de Bacolor

  This festival, celebrated in November, is a reminder of the strength and unity of the people of Bacolor.
• San Guillermo Parish Church

  An earthquake destroyed the church, and in 1897, Fr. Manuel Diaz reconstructed it.
• Diaspora Farm Resort

  It provides a tranquil setting surrounded by lush greenery and farmland.
• Jardin Solana

  A beautiful setting in Pampanga for memorable gatherings, making it a popular choice for couples and event planners.
• BRINGHE

  Filipino-style Paella
• TIDTAD

  Pampanga's version of "dinuguan"
• BURONG ISDA

  Consists of cold-cooked rice and raw filleted fish fermented with salt for around a week.
• Apag Marangle

  Serves Kapam-pangan dishes in a palaisdaan setting.
• Goto Joe

  The famous Complete Goto, Mami, Palabok, Dinuguan and Tokwa't Baboy of Bacolor, Pampanga.
• "Bacolor"

  • The original name of the settlement was Bakúlud
  • The original name is Kapampangan for "high level rocky place" or "plateau."
• Industrial and

  Livelihood of Bacolor

  1. Livestock Production
  2. Food Processing
  3. Craft