Nayong
Pilipino Park, the only Cultural Park in the country is
"Philippines in miniature" Nayong Pilipino was
built to provide tourists, both local and foreign a glimpse
of the country's famous landmarks as well as a showcase
of the rich natural and cultural heritage of the Filipino
Inside
the sprawling Park are six regions representative of the
Philippines Tagalog, Bicol, Visayas, Cordillera and Ilocos.Regional
houses introduce the architectural styles particular to
each region while providing examples of Filipino creativity
in arts and crafts.
The
Tagalog Region is represented by the historical
Aguinaldo House and the Tagalog Pavilion a venue for social
and political gatherings from the early Sapnish period up
to the present.
The
Bicol Region has a reproduction of reputedly the
world's most perfect cone. Mount Mayon and the Cagsagwa
Ruins are must see spots inside the park.
The
Visayan Village is aptly represented by the replicas
of Cebu's most famous historical landmark, Magellans cross
and Bohol's picturesque Chocolate Hills.
A
Datu's House, Moslem Mosque and Samal Houses can
be found at the Mindanao Sulu Region.
The
Banaue Rice Terraces, also known as the Eight Wonder
of the World is the principal attraction of the Cordillera
Region.
Spread
a feat for a family picnic on the grass. Glide with your
loved one in a banca past the colorfully decorated Samal
Houses. While those who prefer quiet relaxation can cast
their lines into the lagoon for tilapia. Shoppers can visit
the many souveneir shops selling handicrafts found only
in the Philippines.
An authentic Vigan House, one of the remaining
vestiges of three hundred years of Spanish Colonization
highlights the Ilocos Region.
The
mini-aquarium is stocked with the variety of fish, shell
and coral species indegenous to the Philippines. Indulge
in the unique experience of feeding our tamer feathered
driends in the Aviary.
