NUEVA ECIJA

• Araquio


  Traditional reenactment of the search of Queen Helena and king Constantine for cross where Christ was crucified
• Komedya or Moro-Moro


  Traditional performance carried on in barrio Kita-Kita, San Jose City and in Sta. Rosa
• Gabaldon Falls


  10-foot waterfall with ice-cold waters surrounded by huge rock formations, located at the 200-hectare Sabani Estate Agricultural College in Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija
• Gapan Church


  Old Roman Catholic church with Byzantine architecture, built in 1856-1872 by Augustinian missionaries who first came to Gapan in 1595, stands beside the old municipal hall
• Minalungao National Park


  Park features a breath taking view of the narrow but deep Peńaranda River, as well as a cave with a yawning pit, antechambers with flowing stalactite draperies, and a magnificent hall adorned with natural chandeliers
• Pantabangan Dam


  Country's first multipurpose infrastructure, a feat of Filipino engineering, cuts across the rich valley floor and tames the waters of the Pampanga River for irrigation and the generation of hydroelectric power
• Tanduyong Festival


  Colorful, enchanting celebration of the harvest, held every April 4 in San Jose City where people dance through the main street
• Taong Putik


  Ritual celebrated every June 24, the feast of St. John the Baptist, patron saint of the residents of Brgy. Bibiclat, Aliaga, where men and women smear their faces and cover their bodies with mud to conceal their identities