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Pagmamalaki sa Nakaraan, Pag-asa sa Hinaharap

Salud, Buena Vida-Mabuhay! Welcome to Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar.

Unang tapak pa lamang ay tila ikaw ay nabalik sa nakaraan. Mula sa magagandang tanawin, hanggang sa kasasayan ay tiyak na hindi mo ito malilimutan. Iyan ang isa sa mga katangiang taglay ng Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar na matatagpuan sa Bagac, Bataan. Isa ito sa tampok na pasyalan sa lalawigan ng Bataan na talaga namang pinupuntahan at dinarayo ng mga turista mula sa iba’t ibang panig ng mundo. Ipinagmamalaki ng lugar na ito ang ‘best of Filipino heritage and culture’ kaya talagang marami ka pang pwedeng matuklasan at matutunan. 

Ang kuwento ng Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, na unang binuksan bilang isang resort noong 2010, ay isang kuwento ng inobasyon, hilig, at dedikasyon sa pamana ng Pilipino. Sa nakalipas na dekada, ang Las Casas ay lumikha ng isang reputasyon para sa kagalingan sa sining, pagpapahalaga sa lokal na kultura at kasaysayan, at paglikha ng mga puwang kung saan ang bawat Pilipino ay nabubuhay nang may pagmamalaki.

Ang pangunahing atraksyon ng Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar ay ang mga heritage house nito na nailigtas mula sa kabuuang pagkasira at pagpapabaya. Ang mga bahay na ito ay inayos at muling itinayo mula sa kanilang orihinal na lokasyon at muling itinayo sa loob ng Las Casas Filipinas ng mga artisan at manggagawa sa bayan ng Bagac. Itinatampok ng Las Casas ang pinakamahusay na kasiningan, at kasanayang Filipino na nagbibigay buhay sa nakaraan at pakiramdam na katangi-tangi ang kultura nito.

Maaaring marami sa inyo ang napapa-isip kung ano nga ba ang magandang gawin sa Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar kaya tara na at ating tuklasin ang mga kawili-wiling gawain at atraksyon dito.

Balsa Ride Ang Balsa Ride ang isa sa dinadayong atraksyon dito sa Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar sapagkat hindi lamang ito ordinaryong pagbabalsa dahil ang balsa ride na ito ay linilibot ang iba’t ibang heritage houses dito na maaaring bisitahin ng mga turista.

2. Calesa Ride

Ito ay isa pa sa mga nakakaakit na atraksyon dito sa Las Casas sapagkat maaari mong maranasan ang pagsakay sa calesa habang iniikot ang magagandang tanawin dito.

3. Lunch at Hotel de Oriente Binondo Hall

Pagkain ba kamo? Tiyak na mabubusog ang bawat isa sa set lunch na inihahain dito. Ito ay kasama sa aming binayaran dito at sulit na sulit sapagkat mayroon pa itong kasamang panghimagas. 

Mayroon din ditong iba’t ibang kainan katulad ng Italian Restaurant at Kusina ni Nanay Maria na naghahain ng mga kakaibang putahe. Sa kasamaang palad ay ito ay sarado noong kami ay bumisita dito.

4. Beach

Kung nais mong maligo at magtampisaw sa malalaking alon ng dagat, saktong-sakto ang lugar na ito sapagkat ito ay tabing dagat at kasama na rin ito sa inyong babayaran.

Mayroon din ditong bilihan ng mga pasalubong at madami kang pagpipilian dito na lahat ay gawang pinoy. Masasabi kong sulit talaga ang aming binayad dito sa dami ng pwedeng gawin at sa ganda ng lugar. May kamahalan lamang ito ngunit ang mga ala-alang iniwan nito ay hindi matutumbasan ng kahit ano. Napakarami kong natutunan tungkol sa kasaysayan at talagang naipakita ng lugar na ito ang kahusayan ng mga pilipino.

Hanggang sa muli, Buena Vida-Mabuhay!

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TRAVELOGUE : THE PLACE WHERE LAND AND SEA MEETS

Bagac,Bataan the place where land and sea meets it is a place for us to release pressure and leisure. Not only it is famous for their beach resorts but they are also packed with a bunch of heartwarming culture and a series of unique sceneries. Come join me as we travel my hometown at Bagac Bataan.

It was my Birthday January 1, 2022 mom decided that we should go on a family trip to celebrate my birthday. However, what makes this birthday celebration unforgettable is because we are a complete family. Considering this day like an award ceremony with a bunch of people claiming gold medals and a big trophy. We decided to leave Imus, Cavite at 3:00 A.M since travelling in the morning especially in Manila would probably end for us to be stranded in traffic. Cause that would be very terrific if we would not be able to arrive on time. Our first stop is in a SM Hypermarket in Manila where we picked some ingredients for their Grilled Bangus and other foods like Carbonara, Fried Chicken and many more. After we bought a lot of ingredients at the Hypermarket we decided to make a drive thru at McDonalds and I was really Happy because If I let myself get hungry amidst the long travel it could make my stomach angry. I got a Cheeseburger like it was calling my name to eat it and I devoured it over along with fries who were crying because they are getting cold because I ate the Burger first rather than eating them first. At some point at 5:00 AM we had a stopover at a gasoline station were we filled our tank well it's because the car is thirsty and he wants to drink of Unleaded Gasoline. After that we are driving as fast as flash in the Northern Luzon expressway or what do we call NLEX and my friend who is a gay and he said that "Ebarg naman kabilis itey na car di ko na keribells bhieee nahihilo na em" and we all Just laughed because he's not used to this kind of travelling since it's his first time traveling from Imus, Cavite to Bagac,Bataan.

All people in the van fell asleep including me and all I can hear is that the van going 'vroom' and I felt the car traveling the never-ending expressway. At 7:30 A.M I got awake and I see that we are at Pampanga, the home of Delicious Processed foods and delectable delicacies like The San-Nicolas Cookies which my mom bought from a local vendor for only PHP 50.00 per pack and it was really sweet and tangy because it is a shortbread made from butter and coconut milk. 8:50 A.M when we came across a Signage and there was a written text scribbled in it and it was "Welcome to Bataan" all people in the van Exclaimed their excitement and can't contain themsleves as if they wanted to go out of the van, but of course we are not yet in our destination.

As we drove to our destination driving, to Bagac Bataan was not an easy feat because there so many mountainous roads like it's a very steep and high and low slopes as well. Driving towards to our destination should be careful yet cautious because it's very slippery since it rained there when we arrived at Pilar, Bataan as we travel across the Pilar, Bataan we saw a mountain with a huge Cross on its as big as the Christ the Redeemer in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil which caught everyone's attention. A few hours passes by and everyone was so mesmerized with the breathtaking scenery like forests, the mountains, every people were having this kind of mindset, like they been in another country because they never been into something like this before since they are so used with busy highways and streets unlike in Bagac were streets and Roads were filled with whistles of wind and trees that greets them whenever our van passes through each one of them.

After 5 hours of travelling from Pampanga to Bagac,Bataan there we came across the tower that secures the bonds of Japanese and Philippines it is called the "Friendship Tower". After taking pictures in the Friendship Tower we are able to Arrive safely to the Hotel Resort that my parents made a reservation in. It is the Villa Dolores Beach And Hotel Resort and it has a lot of amenities that screams "Welcome to Villa Dolores we'll make sure your stay relaxing and memorable"

It has White Sand Beach that tickles my feet and the clear pristine water that is clearer than any eyeglasses that a blind person wears. After removing our things in the Van we are preparing for our lunch since everyone is hungry like they will eat a whole cow. Everyone was enjoying that day until midnight, it was really fun that everyone was playing games, singing karaoke and some are dancing as if this will be the last.

Well there is only one thing that I could say in this whole Family Trip "THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME" Home or what do we call Family. Family is the really place that we can rest our tired heads and escape from reality. For a while it's not bad to escape, just remember Lovelife, work, career, money all of them will soon fade away but family they don't they will be always there whatever path you choose they'll always support you and take care of us like delicate flower like Lily.

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Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar Acclaimed as Best Historic Hotel in Asia and the Pacific

Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar Acclaimed as Best Historic Hotel in Asia and the Pacific

Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar  in  Bagac, Bataan  is hailed as Best Historic Hotel in Asia and the Pacific by Historic Hotels Worldwide Awards of Excellence. Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar  is one of more than 300  hotels and resorts worldwide  that is recognized by  Historic Hotels of Worldwide  for preserving and maintaining its historic integrity, architecture and ambiance. The 2021 Annual…

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early morning view from hotel room Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar Bagac, Bataan, Philippines

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Time travelling back to 19th Century Philippines at Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar

“May mga bagay na maiiwan natin sa nakaraan pero hindi ibig sabihin na mababaon ang lahat sa limot”. – I Love You Since 1892

The Province of Baatan is one the most historical places in our country. Aside from being known for the significant historical events like the Death March and Battle of Bataan during World War II, Bataan has also transformed itself as a heritage and cultural hub because of Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar which is a heritage resort located in Bagac, Bataan.  

For someone who loves history and architecture, this is a dream come true. I learned about this place from one of my professors in college. I was encouraged when we discussed it in class. I have dreamt of coming here since then. I can’t believe that the “someday” I promised myself finally came.  Each heritage houses here were restored and preserved with pieces from its original structure that has kept its secrets alive through time. It is very surreal. Time travelling to 19th Century Philippines was made possible here because of the heritage conservation efforts of Mr. Jose “Gerry” Acuzar by rebuilding the Spanish Colonial Era Heritage Houses and turning it more than just a resort or tourism destination but also a place for learning history and appreciating our rich Filipino culture and heritage.

This place has also been a filming site of Heneral Luna, Goyo and Quezon’s Game which is why every corner reminded me of it. It was like walking into the film itself and being part of it. If there is a chance that they will be making the film adaptation of the Historical Fiction, I Love You Since 1892, I can imagine it happening here. This is a perfect setting.

We availed the walking heritage tour inclusive of access inside some of the heritage houses, tour guide, welcome drinks, cold towels and free raincoats if it is raining. I will be sharing some of the highlighted structures and heritage houses at the resort as well as some of the things I learned there.

CASA BINAN

Looks familiar? If you watched Heneral Luna, you will remember that this is the courtyard where Gen. Antonio Luna was betrayed and brutally killed in the film. Casa Binan is a replica of the house where Dona Teodora Alonzo, mother of Jose Rizal grew up and lived. You can also feel that a lot of tragic events happened here. After some time, it came to be known as Alberto Mansion. Its house materials and relics were transferred here to recreate the historic house in Laguna.

Each houses once have a small fenced space near the window where they can dry their plates after washing them. Also, they have ventanillas below, a window for more ventilation since electricity, electric fan and aircondition weren’t invented yet by then.

CASA MEXICO

Casa Mexico is a bahay na bato in Mexico, Pampanga. I don’t know why for some reasons, I was attracted to this house. This is my favorite among the ancestral houses at Las Casas. I love its architectural structure and design. According to the story, this house was totally destroyed. However, they were able to save some of its original materials from the junkshop and reconstructed it using old photographs as their guide for its reconstruction. Because of that, it is considered as the “phoenix rising from the ashes”.

CASA JAEN

Casa Jaen was built in 1901 by Hilarion Santiago. It is called the “White House” because it served as the residence of the first mayor of Jaen. Moreover, it bares the crown-like design called “acroterion” or crown callados which is a status symbol saying that the one who lives in the house is rich and prominent. Despite its grandeur, this house also witnessed a horrifying event. Jose Carlos, also a mayor lived in the house, was attacked. The house was strafted from the outside with the attempt for his assassination because of politics. He eventually surrendered by waving a white cloth. The house still stands with the evidences of the gunshots in the bullet holes that marked the horrifying event.

CASA UNISAN

Casa Unisan was owned by Antonio Maxino from Quezon Province whose entire family was murdered. Only the youngest daughter, Carmen was able to escape and survive with the help of their househelper by hiding her in a bayong for dirty laundry. Casa Unisan currently serves as a restaurant offering different cuisines.

With this story about Carmen and her family, I was reminded of the story of the Romanovs of Russia. The animated film “Anastasia” was inspired by the fall of the Romanov Dynasty. It was believed that only Anastasia Romanov and her grandmother survived with the help of a young boy working in the palace. Although debatable whether Anastasia survived, recent results from the investigation of historians has proven that she too died that night.

PASEO DE ESCOLTA

The Paseo de Escolta is a replica inspired from the old commercial structures of the old business district in Manila famed during the 1900s. Currently, it has souvenir stores on the ground floor while the upper floors served as a hotel for tourists.

CASA BYZANTINA

Casa Byzantina can be originally founds in Binondo, Manila. It is a typical structure of bahay na bato that is built to protect the people from earthquake. Its ground floor is built of stone and bricks while its upper storey are made of various Philippine hard wood. It was lease to tenants after World War II and also became the home to 50 families by 2009. It was later restored and transferred at Las Casas to become a luxurious heritage house accommodating more guests with butler service.

CASA LUNA

Casa Luna was built in 1850. It is named after the Luna Brothers, Antonio and Juan. It has also witnessed several significant points in our history. It became a venue for gatherings and headquarter of the United States America Forces in the Philippines of the group planning to capture Gen. Yamashita.

CASA QUIAPO

Casa Quiapo was also known as Casa Hidalgo. It was built in 1867 designed by first Philippine Architect Felix Arroyo. Before it became the first School of Fine Arts of the University of the Philippines, it is where prominent artists like Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo used to train. The school also gave birth to brilliant artists like Fernando Amorsolo and Guillermo Tolentino. 

After some time, it was transferred to Padre Fausta St. where the building housed a bowling alley, abortion clinic, dormitory, and live sex shows. Las Casas have the building blessed to ward of the negativity because of its past. Currently, the building housed the exhibit of Bellas Artes Project.

CASA BALIUAG

Casa Baliuag was built in 1898. It is located near Baliuag Church and once served as the municipal hall of Baliuag in 1950s. It has an intricate highly floral motif evident in the wood carvings of the fascade. The lower part of the house became the waiting area for Bulakenos bound for Manila. Because many people stood in front of the houses while waiting for a ride, the owner decided to set up a photo studio and post office business.  

TRAMVIA

Before PNR, LRT and PNR, we have tramvias/ streetcar that is steam operated. This is the mode of transportation in various streets of Manila from the late 1800s- mid 1900s. It said that this was once the envy of Asia.

PLAZA DE CASTRO

I was taken by surprise when I saw it in the map and told my friends to see this plaza. I am not even sure if this the one since I suck at reading maps. But I am including this here. I didn’t know we have a plaza here. I feel so entitled and honor to have plaza named after our family. Hahaha joke!

SANTUARIO DE SAN JOSE

This is a replica of Santuario de San Jose, also known as the Balanga Cathedral.

PLAZA MAYOR DE TOBIAS

Of all the stories, I forgot about the explanation for this. It has three women holding different things. I forgot the symbolism in this statue. 

LOLA BASYANG

A homage for Lola Basyang’s timeless tales. Lola Basyang became an iconic image of a grandmother gathering her grandchildren for a bedtime story. Her stories became part of the rich local culture of storytelling that has fascinated generations of Filipinos. Lola Basyang is the pen name of Severino Reyes, founder and editor of Liwayway Magazine.

JONES BRIDGE  

Jones Bridge is just near Lola Basyang’s statue. The Jones bridge is connected to Hotel de Oriente and the other side of the resort with heritage houses. One fascinating detail in this bridge it is that it has statues below of mythical creatures in our Philippine Folklore like tikbalang, engkanto and shokoy.  

HOTEL DE ORIENTE

Hotel de Oriente was originally built in 1889 in Binondo, Manila near Binondo Church. It was considered the first premiere luxury hotel in the Philippines. Jose Rizal once stayed at the hotel after arriving from Hong Kong the moment he realizes it was already too late to go home to Calamba, Laguna. During that time, the hotel is also one of the establishments that has a telephone aside from the Malacanang Palace. When the hotel got destroyed at war, it was restored at Las Casas and became a convention center that can hold up to 1,000 people. It is also where the APEC Summit 2015 was held. This hotel holds so much history.

CASA LADRILLO

Casa Ladrillo is one of the heritage houses that perfectly captured the European architecture. Also one of my favorites. It serves as one of the resort’s vacation houses. It is said that it got its name from the Spanish term that translate to the word “bricks”.

LAMBINGAN BRIDGE

I am not that sure about this one. This is said to be the “lambingan bridge”. When I searched for this, this is what it was called. At the center is like an open well made of steel grills and a romantic place where you can make a wish of the love your hear desires.  

ESTERO DE BINONDO

This is the Estero de Binondo. If you will be availing the package for river cruise in a gondola, you’ll be passing by here. It feels like Venice.  

You’ll get to see the beautiful architecture highlighting the verandas. We often get confused with veranda and azotea/ terrace. The azotea is the balcony that can be usually found infront of the house. While verandas can be found at the back of the house.

LA PUESTA DEL SOL

Another one that looks familiar? In Quezon’s Game, this street was part of several scenes in the film. This is one of the most notable. In fact, most of the scenes were filmed here at Las Casas. I just really can’t help not to fangirl every time I pass by the structures that would remind me of it. Every corner became part of the historic film.  

FRONT BEACH

During summer and when the weather is good, there are inflatables at beach front. Unfortunately, the weather is not that good when we got there. There was a low pressure area so no inflatables. But during summer, it is one of the fun activities here at the resort.

I took photo of this arch instead. Arch of the Centuries? Will it bring me back to 1892? I am having I Love You Since 1892 feels again. This is what happens when you read the book before going to Las Casas. Hahaha

A MILLENNIAL WITH AN OLD SOUL

I grew up fascinated with history and architecture. In fact, it is what really urged me to travel to Las Casas. It became part of my bucket list. I was also encouraged by the historical biopic films like Heneral Luna, Goyo and Quezon’s Game. Just recently, I just read the Historical Fiction, “I Love You Since 1892”. I cannot help but remember scenes from the book and imagine it happening here. I feel like I am Carmela Isabella from the 21st Century who accidentally time traveled to 1892 to rewrite the story of Carmelita Montecarlos and Juanito Alfonso.  

NOSTALGIC

“Nostalgic. I think that is the best word to describe my experience and how I feel after visiting Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar. It gives you this longing feeling for the memory you have there. Las Casas is more than a tourism destination or a resort. It is a place for looking back to the grandeur of architecture in 19th Century Philippines. The conservation efforts for each heritage houses has kept its stories and secrets alive after all this time. May we all learn from history and celebrate our rich Filipino culture evident in these structures. For someone who loves history and architecture, this place is a dream come true. I want to go back again someday for new learnings, experiences and memories to long for again. This wraps my Las Casas Story.” –via Instagram @kyna_dc

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The province of Bataan has an area of 1,372.98 square kilometres (530.11 sq mi), and covers the entire Bataan Peninsula, a rocky extension of the Zambales Mountains jutting out into the South China Sea, enclosing the Manila Bay. At the northern portion of the peninsula is Mount Natib (elevation 1,253 metres (4,111 ft)) and its surrounding mountains, separated from Mount Samat and the Mariveles Mountains in the south by a pass.

A narrow coastline plain characterizes the eastern portion of the province, while the western coast features many ridges, cliffs and headlands.

On this tour, we went to Las Casas.

Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in Bataan is a beach resort, convention center, and heritage destination rolled into one. With its many facets, it is truly a unique destination with much to offer for every traveler. Home to Jose Acuzar’s collection of heritage houses that have been salvaged from total ruin and neglect, these houses were then renovated and rebuilt by a team of artisans and craftsmen in the town of Bagac, Bataan. Las Casas features the finest of Filipino craftsmanship, artistry, and skill giving the property a look and feel that is distinctive and its own. Las Casas blends the charm and character of the nation’s past with exceptionally welcoming and personalized service in a relaxed beach resort and hotel setting.

Also, we went to Mt. Samat.

The Mt. Samat Shrine or “Dambana ng Kagitingan” was completed and inaugurated in 1970. The shrine is approximately 72 hectares from the foot up to the cross. The shrine consists of the Colonnade and the huge Memorial Cross. The Memorial Cross is a towering 555-meter structure above sea level. It is made up of steel and reinforced concrete and has an elevator and viewing gallery (arm of the cross). The annual celebration of the “Araw ng Kagitingan” at Mt. Samat is the most significant event in Bataan. It commemorates the heroism and bravery of Filipino and American soldiers who offered their lives to defend our freedom and democracy from invading Japanese forces during World War II.

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Balikan ang kasaysayan sa modernong panahon

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Buwan ng Marso noong kami ay pumunta sa Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar upang gunitain ang kaarawan ng aking ina. Namangha ako sa aking mga nakitang makasaysayang arkitektura na kahit lumipas na ang maraming taon ay matatag pading nakatayo at natatangi padin ang kagandahan nito.

Saan nga ba matatagpuan ang Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar?

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Ang Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar ay matatagpuan sa bayan ng Bagac, Bataan. Upang makapunta rito mas mainam na ikaw ay may sariling sasakyan sa kadahilanang ito ay matatagpuan sa liblib na lugar at malayo sa kabihasnan. kung ikaw naman ay mag cocommute lamang maaari namang kontratahin ang mga local sa bayan ng bagac upang ikay ay ihatid sa las casas.

Anu-ano ang maaaring gawin sa Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar?

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Ang Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar ay isang beach resort, hotel, convention center and heritage destination.

Sa lugar na ito ay napakarami mong magagawa sa loob ng isang araw.

Beach resort

Maaari ka ritong mag tampisaw sa dagat lalo na kapag ikaw ay bumisita sa panahon ng tag-araw. Isa sa mga ipinagmamalaki ng las casas ang kanilang napakagandang beach front. marami ding water activities ang maaaring gawin tulad ng banana boat ride, jet ski at wakeboarding.

Heritage tour

Maaari mo ding libutin ang buong lugar at malaman ang kasaysayan ng mga gusali. Dito makikita ang ilan sa mga mahahalagang establisyemento na ginamit o di kaya'y may kinalaman sa mahahalagang kaganapan sa ating bansa. Isa na rito ang bahay na kung saan winagayway ni Emilio Aguinaldo ang watawat ng Pilipinas. Pwede mo ring maranasan ang makaluman transportasyon sa pagsakay sa mga kalesa at kariton.

Cultural Shows

Maaari mo ring mapanood ang mga pag ganap sa mga makasaysayang kaganapan sa ating nakaraan kabilang na rito ang pag baril kay rizal at ang pag tatahi ng watawat nang pilipinas.

Aking mga realisasyon

dapat nating pahalagahan ang ating kasaysayan dahil ang kasaysayan ang nagsisilbing aral upang hindi na muling mangyari ang mga mapait na nakaraan. dito ko din napagtanto ang kahalagahan ng isang buong pamilya dahil hindi lahat ay nabiyayaan ng isang masayang pamilya. Dapat nating namnamin ang bawat oras na kasama natin ang mga mahal natin sa buhay dahil kapag sila ay nawala na hindi na natin muli maibabalik ang mga panahon na tayo ay magkakasama.

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Prime Farmland Bacolor

3-Hectare Farmland for Sale in Bacolor Pampanga - Ideal for Warehouse and Industrial Sites

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Beach Lot Property For Sale in Morong, Bataan

Total Lot Area: 2 Hectares Location: Mabayo, Morong, Bataan Price: 20,000/sqm

Located 10 kilometers outside the Subic Bay Freeport Zone.   AREAS OF INTEREST *Subic Bay(10 TO 15 Minutes from Morong Gate) *BTPI (Adjacent) *Anvaya Cove (Adjacent) *From Subic Bay International Airport – 14 km. *Ayala Malls Harbor Point Subic Bay Freeport – 21 km. *San Fernando Pampanga – 76 km. *Clark International Airport, Pampanga – 90 km. *New Clark City – 108 km. *Balintawak, QC – 163 km.

The property suited for township developments (luxury casinos, hotels, resorts, residential condominium, golf course and commercial  components.) The site is located in Morong, Bataan & is currently feasible to be developed into a mixed-use resort-style township with hotels, commercial amenities, vertical condominiums &; horizontal residential units. From this gently sloping beach cove, one can enjoy a magnificent sunset overlooking Subic Bay. Facing east, views of the Mount Natib Mountain range and the Bataan National Park. Facing north, can view the lush virgin forests of the Subic Bay Watershed. The site lies along the newly expanded four-lane Governor Linao Highway which will link the Subic Bay Freeport with the picturesque coastal towns of Morong, Bagac and Mariveles of Bataan. The site is situated just 5 kilometers outside the South Gate of the Subic Bay Freeport which is just a 15-minute drive from the Subic Bay International Airport. All travelers pass through this road as they travel towards ANVAYA COVE (AYALA Project) & Morong town proper. The town of Morong actually devoted its annual festival, the Pawikan Festival.

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Beach Lot Property For Sale in Morong, Bataan

Total Lot Area: 2 Hectares Location: Mabayo, Morong, Bataan Price: 20,000/sqm

Located 10 kilometers outside the Subic Bay Freeport Zone. AREAS OF INTEREST *Subic Bay(10 TO 15 Minutes from Morong Gate) *BTPI (Adjacent) *Anvaya Cove (Adjacent) *From Subic Bay International Airport – 14 km. *Ayala Malls Harbor Point Subic Bay Freeport – 21 km. *San Fernando Pampanga – 76 km. *Clark International Airport, Pampanga – 90 km. *New Clark City – 108 km. *Balintawak, QC – 163 km.

The property suited for township developments (luxury casinos, hotels, resorts, residential condominium, golf course and commercial components.)

The site is located in Morong, Bataan & is currently feasible to be developed into a mixed-use resort-style township with hotels, commercial amenities, vertical condominiums &; horizontal residential units. From this gently sloping beach cove, one can enjoy a magnificent sunset overlooking Subic Bay. Facing east, views of the Mount Natib Mountain range and the Bataan National Park. Facing north, can view the lush virgin forests of the Subic Bay Watershed. The site lies along the newly expanded four-lane Governor Linao Highway which will link the Subic Bay Freeport with the picturesque coastal towns of Morong, Bagac and Mariveles of Bataan. The site is situated just 5 kilometers outside the South Gate of the Subic Bay Freeport which is just a 15-minute drive from the Subic Bay International Airport. All travelers pass through this road as they travel towards ANVAYA COVE (AYALA Project) & Morong town proper.

The town of Morong actually devoted its annual festival, the Pawikan Festival.

Contact: +63918.8890.726 Email: remaxbeyond.philippines@gmail.com For more info visit www.remaxbeyond.com

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Hotel de Oriente, Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar Bagac, Bataan | December 2019 . . . . . First try. 🙃 #AdobeLightroom #Lr #Padayon💙 #worklifebalance #tbsunday (at Las Casas Bataan) https://www.instagram.com/p/COFXJEjhbJp/?igshid=1gnajn97ey0vp

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CRAFTSMANSHIP The intricate indoor of Hotel de Oriente. The ceiling carvings, doors, wall, staircases and sculptures are all handcrafted to its smallest details. #juanderer247 #photography #mobilephotography #passionphotography #wandering #lascasasfilipinasdeacuzar #heritage #hoteldeoriente #bagac #bataan #philippines #igers #igersph #igdaily (at Cabuyao, Laguna) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBPtMZ6J6pc/?igshid=6pvgr6pizofb

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Hotel de Oriente (details) Bagac, Bataan (2017)

The baroque woodwork is an elevation of the craft of the Paëte furniture makers, and retains some of the characteristic kitsch, as in the emblem of the French Sun King along the balustrade of the grand staircase.

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Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar

Home to Jose Acuzar’s collection of restored Spanish-Filipino houses, this resort in Bagac, Bataan is a reflection of Filipino craftsmanship intricately curated into a world-class historical haven. Speckled with classic architecture, grandiose landscape, and spectacular waterworks, there is surely beauty to behold anywhere you go. Go on a fluvial adventure by taking the balsa, and see the casas in a totally different angle. Las Casas also takes pride in being the only Philippine hotel to have received several international acclaims. Among its prestigious recognitions are being part of Historic Hotels Worldwide, and being awarded as Asia’s most excellent destination in 2017.

HERITAGE TOUR

Walk with our dedicated storytellers in an immersive look at each casa’s story as related by knowledgeable tour guides. Consider the story of each building as puzzle pieces, that when put together, reveals a larger picture of what the Philippines was. Each tour takes about an hour of walking around the property, subject to varying weather conditions.

Weekday Tour and Weekend Tour

For a full-on experience, the following perks are included:

· Free access to majestic Hotel De Oriente · Use of raincoat during rainy season · Beach access

· Bottled water or signature drink · Cold towel and map · Free kalesa ride and river cruise

Schedule of Tours: *MORNING – 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 *AFTERNOON –1:30, 3:30, 4:30

Las Casas, Bataan

Hotel Rooms

With 217 hotel rooms, you’ll never run out of choices on how to relive the past at Las Casas Bataan Resort. Striking a balance between the classic beauty of the olden days and the innovations of the present time, each room features:

· One full granite bathroom with separate bathtub and shower · Hair dryer (upon request) · Extra bed (upon request)

· In-room safety deposit box · Options for beach-view or plaza-view room* · Television with cable channels · Air-conditioning

Deluxe Room

Best for couples and friends wanting to explore the old-world charm, this room has options for Plaza Belmonte, Plaza Marcelino (river view), beachfront, or accessoria view. It has a total floor area of 36 sqm and can accommodate a minimum of 2 and maximum of 3 guests.

Limited rooms available for Beachfront and Courtyard view.

· 1 queen bed

Activities and leisure

CULTURAL SHOWS AND ACTIVITIES

Our array of presentation is sure to provide you a glimpse into the old Filipino life. Witness performances that depict important aspects of our culture and history.

MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT

Disconnect from the digital world and revisit your childhood with traditional Filipino games at Casa Lubao. You may also visit our music shop at Paseo de Escolta and brush up on those old kundiman songs

WATER ACTIVITIES

Take a dip at our batis-inspired swimming pool, or go on an adrenaline-filled adventure at the beach. Choose from the many water sports options which include jet ski, wakeboarding, banana boat, and a lot more

PHOTOGRAPHY

Immortalize this historical immersion. Schedule a photoshoot with our in-house photography studio, Fotografia dela Escolta. Pose as one of the illustrados using our traditional costumes.

REFLECTION AND RELAXATION

Take some time to reflect on life through our Sunday masses. Stay zen and relieve yourself of the stress by having some traditional Filipino massages at the Napiya Spa.

Dining Options

BARS

Fancy a cocktail drink? Give the La Casita a shot and take a sip of the sweet and stunning sunset view of the West Philippine Sea.

RESTAURANTS

The fusion of Filipino and European culture is not only reflected in Las Casas’ architecture, but also in its food options. Choose from several restaurants and enjoy local and international dishes.

Our dining options include Cafe Marivent, La Bella Teodora, Taberna Luna, Cusina ni Nanay Maria, and La Parilla.

Complete the experience by supplementing your Bataan tour package with sumptuous meals from these dining options.

Transportation Facilities

JEEP

Go around the resort by taking most common public transportation of the modern day Philippines. The jeep picks up passengers in front of Casa Mexico, and drops off at Casa New Manila.

SHUTTLE

Begin and end your Las Casas experience with a comfortable and hassle-free ride to and from the resort. Available for PHP 500 nett per person (2-way), we offer shuttle services which can be arranged through our Reservations Team/Reception

GOLF CART

Make transportation during your day tour a lot easier by renting a golf cart at Casa Lubao. That way, you’ll have more time and energy to digest the learnings you’ll get from the tour.

BICYCLE

Explore different parts of the resort at your own pace. Rent a bicycle at Casa Lubao and savor the time as you digest the beauty, history, and culture within the resort

KALESA

Experience the traditional mode of transportation during the Spanish colonial era. Rent a kalesa and have the complete Las Casas experience as you go around the property.

Las Casas Bataan Beach Resort

Location

By Land

Bataan is accessible via the Subic Clark Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and Northern Luzon Expressway (NLEX). There are buses running directly to Balanga town proper, which is about 125 km northwest of Manila. From Olongapo City, you may take the Victory Liner Buses. Tricycles and jeepneys are the primary modes of transport around Bataan.

By Air

You may go through the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport in Clark, Pampanga or through the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminals in Manila and make the necessary land transfers. Las Casas Filipinas is located 20 km away from Mt. Samat Shrine. From the Japanese Friendship Tower in Bagac, turn left and the resort is 2 km away.

By Public Vehicle

From Pasay Rotonda along EDSA (below MRT station) – approx. PHP 300+/pax

· Take the Genesis Bus to Balanga Bus Station (trip starts at 4:00 AM; bus arrives every 30 minutes) · From the bus station, take the jeepney going to Bagac or Morong (Bagac-bound has a limited time while Morong-bound has a longer time) · Upon reaching Bagac, get down at the Filipino-Japanese Friendship Tower and go to the tricycle station · Take tricycle going to Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar (Gate 5 entrance)

By Sea

MOA

· Proceed to SM Mall of Asia (MOA) at Pasay City. The ferry going to Orion, Bataan is located at the seaside terminal. · From Pasay City Esplanade Seaside Terminal (behind Mall of Asia and beside Vikings Luxury Buffet). Take the M/V XGC Express Ferry Boat to Capinpin port in Orion, Bataan. · From Orion Port, ride a bus going to Mariveles and get off at Alauli. Then, ride a jeep going to Bagac or a bus going to Morong and get off at the main entrance of Las Casas. You may ride a tricycle from there or you may also get a tricycle at Filipino Japanese Friendship. Note: Free Shuttle bus going to Alauli. · If you wish to know the schedule of ferry trips, you may visit their website at https://its.1bataan.com/. · The regular fare ticket is P799 and senior discounts are applicable. Tickets booked online it costs P450 per way per head.

Nearest Hospital

St. Martin de Porres Charity Hospital

Nearest Police Station

Morong Municipal Police Station

Mariveles Police Headquarters

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