Angeles City
Angeles, officially the City of Angeles, is a highly urbanized city in the Central Luzon region of the Philippines.
It has a population of 483,452 people.
Getting to Angeles City
Angeles is well connected by road to any place on Luzon and it has a busy international airport.
- 01Clark International Airport
- 02Dau Bus Terminal
Angeles' central bus terminal (pronounced as “da-oo”), it serves buses headed for the city and also those headed toward Northern Luzon.
Worth seeing
- 01Fort Stotsenburg
The former headquarters of American cavalry divisions sent to the Philippines during the Philippine-American War.
- 02Pamintuan Mansion
- 03Founders' Residence
- 04Post Office Building
It is a building that was constructed in 1899 for the purpose of depositing religious statues and carriages of the Catholic Church, hence the name Deposito.
- 05Pisamban Maragul
- 06Holy Family Academy Building
Holy Family Academy Building was once a convent and was served as a military hospital of the U.S.
Things to do
Philippine International Hot-air Balloon Fiesta is held every year between January and February at Clark Special Economic Zone. It features multicolored hot-air balloons with more than a hundred balloon pilots from around the world and considered to be the biggest aviation sports event in the country.
- 01Mount Arayat Trek
Prices range: day trips (minimum of 3 persons, ₱800 per person) and overnight trips (minimum of 3 persons, ₱2500 per person).
- 02Trekking Mount Pinatubo
A once-in-a-lifetime experience, highly recommended for hiking enthusiasts.
- 03Fontana Resort is
- 04Clark International Speedway
- 05Casino Filipino-Angeles
Where to eat
Angeles is known for being the Culinary Center of the Philippines. This reputation reportedly goes back to the Spanish colonial times where it is said that the Kapampangan cook learned very quickly to improvise on Spanish dishes using local ingredients. The culinary adventure in Angeles is sure to be an experience of a lifetime. A must-eat dish is sisig, which Angeles is famous for. From its humble beginnings in
Getting around Angeles City the local way
- SA Jeepney: Sapangbato → Angeles
- SA Jeepney: Angeles → Sapangbato
- HA Jeepney: Hensonville - Angeles
- MP Jeepney: Marisol - Pampang
- SN Jeepney: Sunset - Nepo
- CB Jeepney: Check Point - Balibago
- CH Jeepney: Check Point - Holy - Highway
- BM Jeepney: Bayanihan Terminal - Clark - Mt. Pinatubo Comm.
- VP Jeepney: Villa Pampang · LTFRB
- Jeepney: Dau SM Clark Main Gate → NLEX → SM Pam San Fernando
- Jeepney: Porac → SM City Clark
- L-SMCP Jeepney: SM City Clark → Porac
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- Get inTo get to the airport from Dau Bus Terminal the "cheap way": take a jeepney to the main gate.
- Get inAt the main gate ask for the jeepneys to the airport.
- Get inAt maingate, some jeepney drivers will also offer to bring you to the terminal building for about , just insist that you want to go the cheap way.
- Get inAngeles is also connected to the provincial capital, San Fernando, through jeepneys and minibuses.
- Get inThere are also jeepneys connecting the city to neighboring towns such as Magalang, Porac and Floridablanca.
- Get inA minibus also connects Dau with Apalit, at the eastern edge of Pampanga.
- Get inHowever, from the opposite direction, you need to get down at Tarlac City and transfer to an uncomfortable ordinary class minibus headed for Angeles.
- Get inThere is also a secondary bus terminal at Marquee Mall, where transfers by jeepney can be made to different parts of Angeles and the neighboring town of Magalang.
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