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Top 10 Reasons to Visit Guiguinto, Bulacan

A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Guiguinto, Bulacan

Live the lively beat of a small town that seems to be a living garden, and in every street corner, there is flower in blossom; the ideal place to spend holidays to Guiguinto, Bulacan.
Experience the soft murmurs of citrus trees and roses gardens that cover level plains as a peaceful way to escape the noise of the city.
Stroll down the vibrant streets with the local artisans showing off their hand-made floral arrangements, each work being a tale of the city in its horticultural history.
Visit the historic canal which cuts across the municipality, a reminder of centuries of irrigation which makes the fields green and fertile.
Savour the sweet smell of freshly baked inipit and crisp chicharon as you pass by market stands, enjoying the local taste that makes the region.
Take a rest under the shade of a huge banyan tree in the town park, a quiet area where one can contemplate and get peace amongst the surrounding commotion.
Capital (of the province): Malolos City
International airport: None in Guiguinto
Nearest commonly used airports:
- Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila) – primary international gateway (~1–1.5 hours by land)
- Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (Clark, Pampanga) – domestic and limited international flights (~1–1.5 hours by land)
Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP)
Time zone: UTC+8 (Philippine Standard Time)
Driving side: Right-hand side
Main electricity: 220 volts, 60 Hz
Official / local languages: Tagalog, Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

The town has a popular Halamanan Festival that transforms the town into a flower and plant show, featuring all the best local flowers and plants.
Halamanan Nursery is a massive facility comprising of greenhouses and provides a practical view of the methods of growing and trading ornamental plants.
A centuries-old landmark located in the centre of Guiguinto is the San Ildefonso Parish Church, which represents the symbol of faith and community.
The town is developing fast with the town AcroCity which is a recent industrial and commercial centre.
The historic Guiguinto Station reflects the historic relation of the town to the Manila-Dagupan railway, which provides an insight into the past transportation.
The shopping market is full of fresh food, local sweets, and common things, and both locals and guests are seen together.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

January is the Halamanan Festival, an ideal opportunity to be sucked in the flowering festivities and cultural pride in town for holidays to Guiguinto.
November- May is the dry season that offers predictable weather where one can enjoy a walk around the open nurseries and market rows.
The climate is warm and humid due to the tropical climate and therefore one should carry light clothes and drink a lot of water during sightseeing.
Spring is the season of new flowers, and it is a paradise of a photographer because the streets are covered with petals.
Mild rains in autumn bring life to the fields and lead to the new greens of which the local farmers boast.
The gardens of the town, though, even in summer, provide a cool relief, and shaded walks give a coolness to the air, which is soothing to the senses.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

San Ildefonso Parish Church

The architecture of the church has a mix of the Gothic and Baroque, which is a demonstration of the ages of creation.
There are elaborate carvings on the altar internalised with storeys of the bible in Filipino.
The tower with the bells, which can be seen by the town, rings every hour, another well-known sound that determines the rhythm of the day.
Pilgrims come on Sundays where they attend Mass which attracts a colourful congregation.
The courtyard of the church has little stalls where they sell home made rosary beads and religious icons.
One of the quiet spots in the nave avails a reflection area where a visitor can reflect on the day.

Halamanan Nurseries and Garden Centres

The nurseries display a panorama of blooms, tulips, orchids, and all these types of flowers are brought up with professionalism.
Tourists are able to engage horticulturalists, and get to know about the science of soil and plant cultivation.
There are also artisanal workshops that guests can use to make their own floral arrangements.
Seasonal displays vary with a change in colour as in line with the climate of the town.
The greenhouse of the centre gives a controlled environment where delicate species can be retained to be exported.
There will be educational signs that detail the ecological significance of every plant family and this adds to the learning process.

Seminary of the Immaculate Conception

The serene campus of the seminary is a peaceful haven in the town.
It has a precious library that contains theological literature, which is available to individuals who study religion.
The seminary contains a chapel, which can be visited by people, with a quiet environment to reflect.
Native plants within the grounds are landscaped, which shows that it is sustainable in gardening.
Students also often have open door meetings where they offer some information about their studies.
The outreach programmes of the seminary involve community service works that are beneficial to the residents.

Guiguinto Municipal Playground and Park

The large lawns of the park are an area of community gatherings, be it festivals, or outdoor concerts.
A children playground fitted with slides and swings promotes leisure time by family members.
Water fountains, which are organised in decorative styles, are used to give a cool splash during hot days.
There is a small amphitheatre that helps in hosting local theatre troupes and other cultural events.
Walks pass through flower beds, which provide picturesque walks to everyone of all ages.
The central gazebo of the park is an informal meeting place, where people are sharing storeys under the shade of trees.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Guiguinto Station

This iron-clad facade of the station maintains the architectural design of the early century railway.
Internally, there are archaic ticketing counters and ancient photographs within the town that give an account of rail history.
Guided tours indicate how the Manila-Dagupan line used to connect Guiguinto to major cities.
The platform space is transformed into a common art space, a mixture of the past and present imagination.
Close by, there is a small museum which displays items which were found on the rails and the old locomotives.
The station serves as a community centre, and there are cultural workshops and performances by volunteers.

AcroCity Industrial/Commercial Complex

The contemporary glass interior and exterior of the complex indicates the acceptance of modernity and business by the town.
It is full of diverse businesses, including boutique retailers and high-tech start-ups.
The green spaces are provided in the complex via the integrated park that is accessible to both the employees and other visitors.
There is the central atrium with rotating exhibitions of the local manufacturing and artisanal makers.
The complex organises frequent networking conferences, which promote cooperation between local entrepreneurs.
The pedestrian bridge beside the premises offers scenic view of the busy streets as a walkway between the business area and the plazas it is adjacent to.

Local Eateries

The main road is lined with street stalls that are lined with colourful awnings and each shop has a special dish.
One of the local restaurants focuses on lamb grilled bangus which is an outcome of the dairy tradition of the area.
Sizzling adobo aroma encourages people to take their seats at communal tables.
It has numerous restaurants offering freshly prepared ice cream, which is made of local coconut milk and sweet bananas.
The secrets of recipes are transmitted through generations with each dish having its own twist.
The hospitable employees welcome the visitors with a warm Kumusta, and a smiling face that makes every meal memorable.

Local Market (Public Market)

Fresh produce Vendors have rows with the types of products in bold fonts to select.
The central fountain injects the market with water, which cools the overcrowded masses.
Hand-woven fabrics and embroidered textile are sold in stalls, which demonstrates the skills of local craftsmen.
Fresh fish and seafood is prepared before the shoppers, providing them with a sensual experience.
There is also a section named the corner of the market that provides traditional Bulacan sweets such as minasa cookies and caramelised cassava.
Local farmers present the harvest of the season, and the visitors will be able to experience the most recent tastes of Central Luzon.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

Tagalog is the vernacular used at homes and in the marketplace, which intertwines day to day life with the cultural aspect.
Horticulture is not work, this is a living tradition, seed-saving techniques transmitted through generations by families.
Rice cultivation occupies the lowland, forming the foundation of the food security of the community and celebrations of the seasons.
There is coexistence of industrial growth and faith, churches and factories are in the same streets showing a perfect balance.
Community holidays to Guiguinto festivals, in particular the Halamanan, present community art, floral floats to old-fashioned dance.
The people of the town are industrious in nature, and they are always willing to receive the visitors with a warm smile and a warm hello.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

Visit the other local delicacy, the chicharon or crispy pork rinds, which dissolve in your mouth and serve alongside all meals.
Sample inipit, a sweet sandwich made of sponge cake and a creamy custard filling a delicious snack which symbolises the sweet half of Bulacan.
Enjoy rice-based dishes made out of the fields surrounding the town giving the taste of fresh home-grown grain.
Longganisa is a sausage that is savoured in breakfast tables and in street stalls.
Eat minasa cookies, which are buttery soft cookies and have a distinct Bulacan taste.
The stall sellers in the market sell different types of fresh fruits, which can be consumed immediately or taken away to be used later.

Fun

Participate in the vibrant Halamanan Festival in January when the streets are lined with colourful flower beddings and vivid music for holidays to Guiguinto.
Take a day walk around the nurseries and take a potted plant to remember the vegetation in town.
Visit the industrial park of AcroCity, where one can find the combination of modern architecture and the life of the community.
The old railway station is a place to visit and listen to the echoes of the past trains that share the storey of the other time.
Dine with the people in a street cafe, and get to know them over hot cups of coffee.
Relax with the sunset in the municipal park where the sky is pink, and the town lights begin shining.

Fashion

Wear light and breathable materials since the heat is tremendous in the tropics during the day.
When exploring the park, markets and the festival grounds, comfortable walking shoes are essential.
To visit the festival, wear bright and colourful clothes, which will be in keeping with the cheerful mood of the Halamanan.
A large hat will shield them in the midday sun and give them a local flavour as well.
Basic accessories, e.g. handmade scarletts or woven bracelets, complement your appearance without any loss of comfort.
When it gets colder, or your evening suddenly gets too windy, you need to have a light jacket to wear.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

Rice paddies and extensive gardens, which are located in the lowland plains, are a traditional setting to a slow scenic walk.
The horticulture farms that have rows of roses, orchids, and palms demonstrate the commitment of the town to the cultivation of plants.
Tourists will be able to see working farmers and get to know how to be sustainable and how to arrange the flowers.
The gardens in the town are maintained in such a way that the local birds can have habitats hence getting a good bird watching location.
There is a little excursion to the local rivers which can be a relaxing picnic or contemplative spot.
The gardens are an oasis of peace even in the most hectic times during the festivals, with every flower being a reminder of the strength of nature.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

The most famous of these holidays to Guiguinto festivals is the Halamanan Festival in January that welcomes tourists with floral displays and horticulture.
The festival ends during the Feast Day of San Ildefonso where the community gathers to hold prayers and feasts.
Local delicacies are sold by street vendors in the celebrations, which makes the culinary landscape of the festivals as colourful as the scenery.
Custodial performances in form of dancing and music performances further enrich the cultural experience as they provide an insight into the heritage of Bulacan.
The parks will be turned into vibrant arenas where families and tourists will listen to performers.
Local craftsmen display their work making the event an unofficial market of handcraft.

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