#pantabangan

[randomlifeofmine]

I'll never get tired of this view

Sarap sa mata

[kasingliitngsiomai]

[runningpinoy]

Baler: More Than Surfing

Of all the places in the Philippines I visited in 2023, Baler was one of the places I know very little about, but glad to have went to.  Here’s the story of our adventures… Baler is not that far Metro Manila (about 280 kilometers away) but getting there felt like going to a much further place.  Driving takes around 6 hours, majority of which into small local roads, with a significant part over…

[l8news]

El templo del agua se seca: Una sequía en Filipinas está vaciando tanto las reservas de agua que ya es posible ver las ruinas de un templo de 300 años de antigüedad que antes estaba hundido al fondo de la presa de Pantabangan, en la provincia de Nueva Écija. [x]

[dessy01]

Sunsets and Soulmates

Sunset is always reminding us that endings can be beautiful too. This picture was taken in Intang Lake,Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija, April 5, 2022.

@therealrodthings

[palettemuse]

Taking a long break is like a soothing balm for our weary souls, nourishing and rejuvenating both our mental and physical well-being.

My boyfriend and I are on a 7-day vacation to Nueva Ecija, his dad's province. During our break, we searched for places to visit in Nueva Ecija and discovered Lake Dela Marre in Pantabangan. It took us an hour to get there, and the place unfolded before my eyes like a hidden gem, its beauty taking me completely by surprise. We took numerous pictures and decided to have our lunch here.

Here's are some snapshots:

The blue skies spread above like a vast ocean of tranquility, enveloping you in a serene and calm embrace. I am happy to be with my best friend.

The food is delicious, providing an enjoyable taste while you take in the whole ambiance. It is definitely worth your money.

I truly enjoyed the place; it was refreshing to discover this hidden beauty in Nueva Ecija. It made me forget all the stresses that happen in the city, if only for a while. Thanks for bringing me here, honey. ♡

July 19, 2022

[indiaepost]

Philippine troops kill 7 suspected rebels in clash

Seven suspected rebels have been killed in a clash in Nueva Ecija province, north of Manila, the Philippine military said on Thursday.In a report, the military said that the fighting broke out between a band of the New People’s Army rebels and government forces on Wednesday afternoon in Pantabangan town, Xinhua news agency reported.No soldier was killed or wounded in the clash. AGENCIES

[jrsjournalsposts]

April 18, 2024

(feet chained/secluded)

Symptoms: Experienced seizures at approximately 1:30 pm and 7:00 pm, each lasting approximately 10 minutes.

Treatments/Medications: No medication administered today.

Condition Changes: Brother's condition was not better than the previous day due to the occurrence of seizures.

Medical Appointments: First house visit from the Department of Health-municipal sector.

Emotional State: Brother remained calm and collected throughout the day despite experiencing seizures. His demeanor was similar to yesterday, as he rested quietly. However, the seizures were a concern and disrupted an otherwise calm day.

General Notes: Today marked the first visit from the DOH-Pantabangan, but the main focus was on managing the seizures. Despite this setback, brother remained relatively calm and quiet.

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[lycadis-zip]

pantabangan, nueva ecija dump 𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧

[lcristalie]

Title: Journey Through the Hidden Beauty of Rizal, Nueva Ecija

Nestled in the heart of the Philippines, the quaint town of Rizal in Nueva Ecija offers a unique and off-the-beaten-path travel experience. With its rich history, breathtaking natural wonders, and warm hospitality, I embarked on a journey to discover the hidden beauty that this place has to offer.

My adventure commenced in the town center, where the Rizal Museum and Library served as a gateway to understanding the town's history. With artifacts, photographs, and informative displays, I delved into Rizal's past, learning about its important role during the country's struggle for independence. The museum provided a glimpse into the pride and heritage of the locals, igniting a sense of appreciation for their cultural identity.

Leaving the town center behind, I set out to explore the captivating waterfalls that dot the region. My first destination was Minalungao National Park, a pristine haven of emerald-green waters, towering limestone cliffs, and lush foliage. As I rode a bamboo raft along the Penaranda River, the stunning landscapes and peaceful surroundings transported me to a state of tranquility.

Continuing my journey, I made my way to the iconic Pantabangan Dam. This engineering marvel not only provides hydroelectric power to the region but also offers a breathtaking view of the vast Pantabangan Lake. Standing atop the majestic dam, I marveled at the pristine turquoise waters stretching out as far as the eye could see. The tranquility of the lake, coupled with the surrounding hills, painted a picture-perfect scene that left me in awe of nature's wonder.

No travelogue of Rizal would be complete without a visit to the scenic Gabaldon Falls. Located in the heart of the flowing waters, I discovered a true oasis amidst nature's embrace.

I cannot end this travelogue without mentioning the warm and welcoming people of Rizal, Nueva Ecija. Kind-hearted and hospitable, the locals made my visit a truly exceptional experience.

As I bid farewell to Rizal, Nueva Ecija, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to explore such a hidden gem. The captivating waterfalls, stunning landscapes, and kind-hearted locals had made this journey a transformative experience. Rizal is a testament to the hidden beauty that lies within every corner of the Philippines and showcases the unique destinations waiting to be discovered.

[m4aiya]

"Breath of Dingalan, Aurora

It was around Holy week when we decided to go on a trip and we chose Dingalan, Aurora as our destination- one of our dream destination because of its beach and all. We took almost 3-4 hours tavel to finally arrived in our destination. During our travel, we pass by different places like Laur and Pantabangan dam. Actually, I am amazed seeing how Patabangan dam looks like. I am overwhelmed by the different views while travelling.

Dingalan was a long drive from me, but anyways, I love long drive. When we got in the place where we are staying, It was almost lunch so we, together with our companions decided to eat lunch and have a short rest since we all know that driving is also tiring. After resting we just changed our clothes and fix some things and drove to our first destinatiom im Dingalan, the Tanawan Falls. It was 5 minutes drive from our place or the cabin where we are staying. Before actually seeing  the falls, you need to walk- it was like a hiking for me, for almost 10-15 minutes. We are surprised and didn’t expect the long walk under the scorching sun without umbrella, but thanks to my mom, she has blanket inside her bag. Walking was hard under a scorching sun, but it was a great experience for me. It was tiring but it was all worth the sweat. When we arrived there, it was over crowded- but we can’t blame them since it was holy week, we should expect a lot of people having a vacation. The water in the falls was very cold, an icy cold. I didn’t take a chance taking a bath because since it was over crowded, the water is cold, icy cold. So I just sat beside a big rock under a tress and watch the people, having fun. After that, we got back in the place where were going to spend our night and call it a day. Early in the morning, we packed our things and drove to the beach of Dingalan, we rent a cottage and started taking pictures at the beach. This is also the day 2, and our last stay. I didn’t enjoy the beach that much because it’s very hot, the sun is striking in my skin plus I don’t want to be a tanned skin girl. So again I just sat inside the cottage and watch the people again.

As we drove back home, it was sunset, still enjoying  the view. But realization while travelling hit me hard. We will only miss it when it’s already gone and done. I didn’t enjoy it- but it was my decision- regretted it as we drove back. But anyways it was tiring but worth everything.

[randomlifeofmine]

Pantabangan Dam is such a beauty

Except sa suot ko. Lol

[kasingliitngsiomai]

11/20/22

[hannahwantstohide]

Goals for 2024

Happy new year! It's the start of the year and working time again!

Thing is it's the first working day of the year and people aren't in office just yet. Haha!

So I'm listing my to do's and goals this 2024!

Pray for our baby everyday. I hope God listens and gives us what we've been asking him for 3 years and counting.

Follow a good diet and lose weight. Target weight is 62/63 kgs.

Read books more. I'm planning to set up a reading nook at home so I can spend my time reading.

Learn how to drive a motorcycle.

Yan lang naman ang ultimate goals ko for this year. Hoping that God will also align with my plans. I am grateful for the past year. God has been so gracious. He has blessed us with so many good things. Allow me to list a few:

House renovation

Transfer to LGU Dipaculao

Promotion of my husband to LAOO III

Membership to church Music Ministry

SGLG Award of Dipaculao

National ADAC Award of Dipaculao

Gawad Kalasag and Child-Friendly Award of LGU Dipaculao

Step Increment to Step 3 na!!!

Steady and increasing profits of VIP Payment Center

Beautiful marriage with lots of travels made (Boracay, Pantabangan, Baguio City, Dinapigue (Dibulo Falls, Dilasag, Casiguran (Casapsapan Beach and Tibu), Digisit Beach, Tagaytay)

I will get back to this soon and check these goals I have if I've met them already.

[lionunion]

Cabanatuan City: Thriving Hub in Central Luzon’s Real Estate Market

Cabanatuan City, nestled in the heart of Nueva Ecija, Philippines, stands as the most populous urban center in the province and ranks fifth in population throughout the Central Luzon region. This city is famously dubbed the “Tricycle Capital of the Philippines” due to the significant number of tricycles plying its streets. With a dynamic economy and an active real estate scene, Cabanatuan is a sought-after location for those seeking to purchase residential properties, be it a house and lot or condominiums.

The city is organized into 89 barangays, the smallest unit of government in the Philippines, which are further categorized into four distinct districts—each represented in the city council. Notable barangays include Aduas Centro, Bangad, Bantug Norte, and Kapitan Pepe, to name a few, each contributing to the city’s diverse community fabric.

Cabanatuan spans 282.75 square kilometers, representing nearly 5% of Nueva Ecija’s total area, and houses a population of 327,325 according to the 2020 census. With a density of 1,158 residents per square kilometer, the city is a melting pot of cultures, predominantly inhabited by Tagalogs, with significant numbers of Ilocanos, Kapampangans, and others, all contributing to a rich cultural tapestry. The primary languages spoken here are Filipino and English, supplemented by Ilocano, Kapampangan, and Pangasinan dialects. Roman Catholicism is the predominant faith, with a presence of other Christian denominations and Islam.

Cabanatuan’s economy is robust, centered on agriculture and complemented by industries such as food processing, furniture, metalworking, and crafts. Malls like SM City Cabanatuan and Robinsons Place Cabanatuan, alongside supermarkets, hotels, and other commercial entities, mark its status as a commercial hub for the province and its neighbors.

The real estate market in Cabanatuan is flourishing, with developers offering a range of affordable and premium residential options. Housing projects like Camella Nueva Ecija and Amaia Scapes Cabanatuan provide a variety of housing models suitable for different lifestyles and budgets, from single-family homes to townhouses and condominiums.

Education is a cornerstone of the city, with institutions such as Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology and Wesleyan University-Philippines providing comprehensive education. The city is also home to numerous primary and secondary schools catering to the foundational education of its youth.

Transportation in Cabanatuan is diverse and well-developed, with the city being accessible by land via the Cagayan Valley Road, by air through its domestic airport, and even by sea in proximity to the Pantabangan Dam. A network of tricycles, jeepneys, taxis, and vans facilitates local commute, highlighting the city’s connectivity.

Cabanatuan City represents a harmonious blend of rural charm and urban amenities, making it an attractive destination for living, working, and investing. It’s a city that honors its historical roots while forging ahead towards a promising future. For those in search of a home in Cabanatuan, whether a house and lot or a condo, the city is an exceptional choice, offering a lifestyle filled with enjoyment and opportunity.

Source: Lionunion Real Estate

[speechless-stuff]

Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.

Nueva Ecija is a landlocked province in the Philippines located in the Central Luzon region. Its capital is the city of Palayan. Nueva Ecija borders, from the south clockwise, Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlac, Pangasinan, Nueva Vizcaya and Aurora. Nueva Ecija is one of the top producers of agricultural products in Central Luzon. In fact, the province’s name comes from the mainland Spanish town of Ecija in Spain. Geographically, Nueva Ecija shares borders with the provinces of Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlac, Pangasinan, Nueva Vizcaya and Aurora. Furthermore, the province is nationally recognized as the Rice Granary of the Philippines. That is because Nueva Ecija is home to a broad plantation of rice and beautiful landscapes. These and the variety of cuisine, traditions, and culture create Nueva Ecija’s diverse fine cooking. In addition, there are many historical landmarks to visit and attractions to explore. This makes the province of Nueva Ecija one of the best places to visit in Central Luzon. Nueva Ecija has a lot of things to offer. If you are after the scenery, history, or whatever that you are looking for, Nueva Ecija has wonderful places to explore. One Town One Product (OTOP) all over the province patronizes and sells numerous arts and crafts made by local producers and craftsmen.

Nueva Ecija is home to some of the country's best-preserved Spanish colonial architecture, as well as beautiful mountains, rivers, and beaches: Minalungao National Park, Gabaldon Falls, Dupinga River, Gapan Church, Mount Kemalugong (Paasa Peak), Dingalan Beach The province is also known for its delicious food, ranging from Carabao milk products, rice cakes, to popular traditional dishes like sisig and longanisa. Nueva Ecija is endowed with rich cultural heritage. The expansion of Christianity and the influx of migrants from Ilocos region and Pampanga influenced the foundation of the unique culture of Nueva Ecija. The province served as a melting pot of different cultures that molded the way of life of Novo Ecijanos. Besides being the rice granary of the Philippines, Nueva Ecija is also a land of unique natural wonders that have continued to amaze visitors through the years.  As the people have strived to be at harmony with nature, the province has continued to be a haven for those who wish to go on an adventure or just a place where the casual tourist can sit back and relax and take in the refreshing scenery.

Every municipality has a spectacular fiesta to honor their patron saints and demonstrate the people’s humility and devotion to them. in fact, with five cities and 27 municipalities, Nueva Ecija province has a wide cultural heritage that has become an important element of Novo Ecijanos culture and history. That said, Nueva Ecija is a historic province with vibrant and memorable festivals located in Central Luzon. 

Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija hosts Pandawan celebration every last week of April. Furthermore, Pantabangan is one of Asia’s largest fish-producing cities, and it plays an important role in Novo Ecija’s culture and heritage.  Pagibang Damara is a festival in San Jose City, Nueva Ecija, to praise Christ for a healthy crop, which aligns with the city’s annual fiesta, which takes time in the second or third week of April. Meanwhile, Taong Putik is from a unique ritual among Saint John the Baptist worshippers in Bibiclat, Aliaga, and Nueva Ecija. On June 24, the ceremony will begin.