TARLAC

• Camiling Church


  The Catholic convent of Camiling is the site of the execution of General Pedro Pedroche and his men (who were charged with rebellion) in the hands of Francisco Makabulos and his revolutionary troops
• Camp General Servillano Aquino


  • Formerly called Camp Ord after Lt. Col. James B. Ord, who died in an airplane crash in 1938, this camp is now the home of the 5th infantry Division of the Philippine Army
  • The Eisenhower tree, which was planted on July 4,1939
• Camp O'Donnell


  A former concentration camp that now serves as burial ground for thousands of Filipino soldiers who perished during World War II
• Capas Death March Monument


  A historical marker of the infamous concentration camp where nearly 30,000 Filipino and American soldiers who participated in the Death March perished in 1942
• Carlos P. Romulo Memorial Library


  Established in May 9,1952 during the administration of Governor Antonio E. Lopez, this institution was originally named after the late President Manuel A. Roxas, and was later renamed in 1990 after the prominent statesman
• Dolores Springs


  Although there are as yet no tourist facilities in the area, people of all ages flock to Dolores Springs to bathe in its waters, which are said to be medicinal
• Luisita Industrial Park


  Phase I of Luisita Industrial Park is 120 hectares of prime land mapped out for a variety of light, labor intensive, nonpolluting manufacturing, and service industries. The park will be serviced by an efficiently designed road network
• Mayantoc


  The summer capital of Tarlac Province, popularly known for its panoramic river views. The center of attraction is the Town Hall
• Paradise Island


  A half a hectare island in the middle of a five-hectare man-made lake. The lake is teeming with Fauna and abundant flora live in island
• Santo Domingo Death March Marker


  The site where about 60,000 Filipino soldiers cramped like sardines in closed boxcars were un loaded to start the second phase of the tragic Death March