


Plaza Mayor de Balanga
Barangay Poblacion, Balanga City, Bataan

Designed to complement the architectural landscape of the city proper,   the renewal of the old town plaza into the Plaza Mayor del Balanga is a   testament of the City Government’s commitment in preserving its rich   cultural heritage. Located at the heart of Balanga City, Plaza Mayor de   Balanga is a product of a very successful public-private partnership   initiated by the City Government. Adorned with sparkling lights,   magnificent 48-jet fountain, playgrounds, and kiddie rides, the new City   Plaza has become the center of cultural, educational, and health   activities for the inhabitants of Balanga.
Balanga City Wetland and Nature Park
Barangay Tortugas, Balanga City, Bataan
 
 
THE BALANGA CITY WETLAND & NATURE PARK serves as home to a large   number of different species of migratory birds and is the very first   park in the Philippines that uses nature as an outdoor recreational   museum and teaching aid for city residents and visitors. Students from   different schools visit the Park to enjoy nature at its most soothing   atmosphere. After visiting the mangroves, students embark in activities,   which include tree planting and coastal clean-up. 
To escape winter months, migratory birds from China and other Asian   countries flock the swamps. The Nature Park has been attracting wildlife   enthusiasts and tourists. This unique habitat has become a magnet for   birdwatchers from the Philippines and other countries in the Asian   region.
Mt. Samat National Shrine of Valor
(Dambana ng Kagitingan)
Mt. Samat, Pilar, Bataan

A historical mountain located in the town of Pilar, Mount Samat National   Park is the dedicated to the fallen Filipino and American soldiers of   World War II. Outnumbered, outgunned, and with little food to eat,  these  valiant soldiers faced their enemies without regard for their own   lives. It was said that many soldiers during hand-to-hand combat  fought  with sticks & stones and even with "teeth and nails."
Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar
Barangay Pag-asa, Bagac, Bataan
 
 
Historical principalia or noble class mansions, house of stone or “bahay   na bato”, and wooden stilt houses were restored in picturesque  settings  reminscent of Amorsolo and Juan Luna paintings. These  architectural  treasures are carefully and painstakingly rebuilt, “brick  by brick” and  “plank by plank”, now forms part of an open-air museum  located in Bagac,  Bataan.  Currently, there are twenty seven heritage  architectures, each  full with memories and history found in Las Casas.
Granting Authority to make Advance Payments for the Procurement of COVID-19 Vaccines
The Advocate
City Mayors to meet Vaccine Czar, FDA Director
Philippine Cities Local Issuance on COVID-19
COVID-19 at PH Cities
One Planet City Challenge 2019 - 2020
PASUNDAYAG: Central and Southern Luzon Regional Innovation Fair
SCURP: ABC in URP
APO International Conference on Public Sector Productivity
Self-learning training course on Disaster Risk Management for urban planning practitioners
Earth Hour 2018 Switch-Off Event
Guangzhou Award for Urban Innovation and WRI Ross Prize for Cities
World Bank's Philippine Urbanization Review Now Available for Download
Confucius Institute Day and Mid-Autumn Festival celebration
BI Bares New Travel Rules for LGU Execs, Employees
Commit to addressing mobility and health with City for Clean Air Certification
Training Program on Project Development and Management (PDM)
International Master in Anti-Corruption Compliance and Collective Action (IMACC)
World Day to Combat Desertification
International Food Exhibition (IFEX) Philippines Food Export and Investment Seminars
Global Peace Volunteers Camp (Teen Edition)
ASEAN Creative Cities Forum and Exhibition
Australia Awards Scholarship
Conference on Sustainable Land Governance
Rediscover Filipino-Chinese Arts, Culture and heritage
UN Habitat III Opening Session
3rd International River Summit
Alberto C. Agra
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