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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Quezon

Quezon Holidays is set for an adventure-packed holiday to Quezon City, a dynamic centre of the Philippines that highlights a captivating mix of old and new.
A break in Quezon City guarantees plenty of interesting events, as it is bursting with exciting entertainment venues, large-scale retail centres, and mouthwatering cuisine.
The most magnificent monument in the city, the Quezon Memorial Circle, serves as the focal point for several leisure activities and regular cultural events. Thus, do not miss it.
Discover the energising atmosphere of the La Mesa Ecopark, a well-known spot for family picnics with its calm lake accessible for boat trips and rich vegetation.
The Art in Island museum offers a vibrant, interactive delight suitable for all ages, perfect for art enthusiasts.
Visiting the Wildlife Centre helps you see the area’s great variety. One sure place to relax is Balara Filters Park, with its historical value and seductive landscape beauty.
Unquestionably, a holiday in Quezon City guarantees special experiences, transforming the trip for every person.
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Capital: Lucena City
International Airport: Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in Manila
Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP)
Time Zone: Philippine Standard Time (PST), UTC+8
Driving Side: Right-hand side
Electricity: 220V, 60Hz
Official Language: Filipino (based on Tagalog) and English

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

Quezon City offers visitors a wide range of activities and sights. There is something for everyone in this energetic city, regardless of your interests—foodies, history buffs, adventurers, or otherwise.
Honouring the memories of President Manuel L. Quezon, the Quezon Memorial Circle is a national park and shrine among Quezon City’s most popular attractions.
Along with several gardens, museums, and leisure spaces, the park has a soaring statue of the president.
Another well-liked location is the La Mesa Eco Park, a nature reserve with hiking, biking, and fishing among its outdoor pursuits.
Over 150 kinds of birds call the park home among a varied spectrum of vegetation and animals.
History and culture buffs should explore the city’s various museums and sites.
For example, the Museo ng Katipunan presents the background of the Philippine Revolution and the Katipunan, a covert society that fought for the nation’s independence from Spain.
Foodies will appreciate Quezon City’s active gastronomic scene. Street cuisine and regional delicacies such as sisig, a meal made from chopped pig’s head and liver, and halo-halo, a dessert made from shaved ice, milk, and several toppings, abound in the city.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

From December to May, the dry season is the ideal time to explore Quezon City.
This pleasant, sunny period is ideal for outdoor pursuits and sightseeing.
If you want to avoid the crowds, though, Quezon City’s off-peak season—which runs from June to November—is ideal.
Hotel rates are usually cheaper during this period, and the number of visitors is smaller.
Before deciding on your holiday, it’s also advisable to check the weather prediction as the Philippines is prone to typhoons and heavy rains throughout the wet season.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Quezon Memorial Circle

The museum honouring the president from whom Quezon City Circle gets its name is hidden behind the soaring construction in the middle of the city.
Relics honouring the life of the Commonwealth President are housed at Museo ni Manuel L. Quezon, from his modest origins in Baler until his presidency during the Japanese occupation.
His wife, Doña Aurora, is also included in a part of the tour, which closes with a visit to the presidential casket.
Built in 1979, the Museo was modernised in 2015, adding interactive components.
Quezon City reconstructed the Quezon family home in Gilmore Street, New Manila, in 2013.
The Quezon City Memorial Circle displays 60% of the original building, interiors, furnishings, and relics.
The Philippine Red Cross was established in the bright yellow, two-story neoclassical revival palace with Doña Aurora. Admission is free, but donations are accepted.
Quezon City Experience began in 2015. The city began on a hill where President Quezon’s vision of a green, expanding future was realised. This interactive socio-cultural museum displays its rich history.
Explore the city's history in its 16 interactive galleries. Cool and educational backdrops make great selfies.
The museum contains commercial spaces, a 100-seat theatre, a 60-seat lecture room, meeting rooms, and a rooftop garden for events and exhibits.

Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Centre

This 22.7-hectare site, located in the centre of Quezon City, provides a haven for people, animals, and vegetation.
Its large expanse is an excellent spot for an early jog, and the trees provide the right cover from the heat and desire for refreshment.
Meanwhile, the botanical gardens feature an amazing array of native plant species.
Apart from these, sick, injured, confiscated, donated, and abandoned animals find a repository and rehabilitation centre at the Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Centre.
Their recreated natural habitat helps them heal completely. Some more unusual animals to seek out are Palawan bearded pigs, water monitor lizards, and Philippine deer.

Art In Island

Art In Island, Asia’s largest 3D art museum, offers a fresh perspective.
Here, you can participate in and appreciate over a hundred pieces of great art.
Every picture is in three dimensions; if visitors wish to take a photo with it, they are advised to stand in a designated spot to give the impression that they are part of the art.
You can make the camera believe you are visiting a historical site, running from dinosaurs, or meeting a celebrity.
You might make it more entertaining by using props. Shoes are not allowed inside; thus, if you choose, wear socks or go barefoot.
Checking the stores and eateries at the neighbouring Cubao Expo will let you investigate another side of the Quezon City art scene while you’re at it.

La Mesa Ecopark

The La Mesa Ecopark is another haven you might visit when city life seems very taxing.
Thanks to its rich vegetation and animals, explore on foot or by bike and experience nature.
You can also enjoy nature at its koi pond and Butterfly Haven, where you can see several types of butterflies, birds, reptiles, and fish.
Said to harbour the last rainforest in Metro Manila, the La Mesa Ecopark is a protected watershed.
The constructed lake, surrounded by a 2,000-hectare forest and nature paths, is the main water source for the surrounding people.
Activities such as bungee jumping, zip-lining, archery, fishing, trampolines, and rock climbing are often accessible. It also boasts a public swimming pool for those who like to cool off.
Finally, don’t overlook climbing La Mesa Dam’s stairs for a panoramic view of the natural reserve.

Santo Domingo Church

Apart from being one of the greatest churches in Asia and Metro Manila, the Santo Domingo Church is also among the most beautiful.
In October 2012, the National Museum and National Commission on Culture and the Arts named La Naval de Manila’s National Shrine of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary a National Cultural Treasure.
Designed by the eminent post-war architect Jose Zaragoza, the church is home to the nation’s oldest Marian picture.

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University of the Philippines Diliman

Apart from its great reputation for producing outstanding graduates, the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman’s extensive campus and surrounding areas make it ideal for various activities.
Students love to chat with friends or prepare for class in parks with only tall Narra trees shading them. Weekend joggers love The Oval.
Most restaurants here serve students, making UP one of the best areas to buy cheap cuisine.
Even after five university transfers, BBQ-loving academics like Larry’s Isawan still enjoy grilled pig or chicken intestines.
At the University of the Philippines-Diliman, you can find the Jorge B. Vargas Museum and Filipiniana Research Centre, which holds an extensive collection of artworks and antiques. Among these objects are those donated by the Philippines’ first executive secretary.
This is the only museum in the nation to welcome Filipino innovation and crucial changes from the 1880s to the 1960s.
Celebrate late 19th-century painters Lorenzo Guerrero, Simon Flores, Juan Luna, Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo and 1950s artists Victorio Edades, Juan Arallano, and Vicente Manansala.
This is a great place to learn about Philippine art history.

St. Pio Chapel

Originally a small chapel housed in an office block, the St. Pio Chapel is hugely popular and can accommodate 500 churchgoers.
Other individuals followed suit as the many followers of St. Pio confirmed the healing ability of their saint.
Residents and visitors from throughout the nation and the world frequently visit it.
Over the years, the St. Pio Chapel has undergone numerous rebuilds and remodels.
Its architecture today reflects that of the Italian Our Lady of Grace Church, which St. Pio of Pietrelicina Capuchin used for mass services.

EDSA Shrine

This shrine and chapel may be among the most historically significant sites for Filipinos in Quezon City.
Built to honour the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution, the officially named Shrine of Mary, Queen of Peace, or the EDSA Shrine, is
The EDSA Shrine has additional titles, including Our Lady of EDSA, Queen of Peace, and the Archdiocesan Shrine of Mary.
The bronze image of Our Lady of Peace, fashioned by the late Virginia Ty-Navarro, makes the shrine readily recognisable.

Sip and Gogh

While enjoying your preferred beverage at Sip and Gogh, learn the techniques of the past masters.
While savouring a glass of wine or any other beverage of choice and some snacks with friends or family, this unusual experience offers workshops to interested guests who wish to develop their creative side.
First, decide which branch to start from and review its planned workshop. If you want anything, schedule a time and slot; naturally, be there on the chosen date and time.
Every session lasts two hours. Fees are related to your chosen workshop. Prices also cover refreshments and materials.

Monasterio Real de Sta Clara de Manila

For residents, it is well known that Sta. Clara devotees regularly send eggs (sometimes with other food) with their written prayers to present to the Patron Saint, St. Clare of Assisi.
Although this monastery has no spectacular altars or amazing artwork, the calm environs are soothing.
This contrasts with the orderly anarchy outside the cathedral, where several vendors may be seen offering trays of chicken eggs covered in coloured plastic.
Every colour represents a different intention: offer red if you pray for blessings connected to travel and employment; use green if you ask for prosperity.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

One of the largest and most diverse provinces in the Philippines, Quezon Province is situated in the CALABARZON region of Luzon Island.
This fascinating location is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, stunning beaches, majestic mountains, and historic sites.
From the majestic Mount Banahaw to the surfing paradise of Baler, Quezon offers visitors a wide range of experiences.
Although many residents of Quezon understand and speak English, Tagalog and Bicolano are the main languages spoken there.
The culture of Quezon is an amazing fusion of Spanish colonial inspirations and indigenous customs.
Mostly Roman Catholic, the province strongly emphasises family values and community spirit.
Its rich cultural tapestry is displayed in unusual cuisine, vibrant celebrations, and traditional dances.
With its varied tourist destinations in Quezon Province, tourism plays a significant role in the economy, attracting a large number of visitors.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

Quezon Province’s cuisine showcases its land and sea riches. Pancit Habhab, a banana leaf-wrapped noodle meal eaten without utensils; Lucban Longganisa, a garlic-and-spiced sausage; Hardinera, a meatloaf with ground pork, veggies, and eggs; and Budin, a cassava cake dessert, are must-tries.
In Quezon, tipping is optional but appreciated for good service. You can tip 10-15% at restaurants or a few pesos to drivers or tour guides.
Lucban, noted for its Pahiyas Festival and exquisite local cuisine, Baler, with its fresh seafood and international eateries, and Tiaong, home of Casa Rap with its traditional Filipino specialities, have some of the best restaurants. Quezon offers a laid-back nightlife.
Some communities have pubs and karaoke, but don’t expect a party atmosphere.

Fun

Quezon City, a thriving Philippine city, has a rich culture and history. The largest city in Metro Manila is the most populated in the country.
Manuel L. Quezon, the second president of the Philippines, built the city in 1939 as the capital.
Fun fact: Quezon City was the Philippines’ capital until 1976, when Manila took over.
Still, the city is a business, leisure, and cultural magnet. Its universities, shopping malls, and tourist sites draw tourists. There are several reasons to visit Quezon City.
First, it offers outstanding local cuisine and culture. Street cuisine and local delicacies like balut, a fertilised duck egg boiled and eaten, are popular in the city.
It is also an excellent spot to buy souvenirs, local crafts, and fabrics. Other reasons to visit Quezon City include its tourist attractions.
Many museums, parks, and landmarks exhibit the city’s history and culture. Must-sees include Quezon Memorial Circle, Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Centre, and La Mesa Eco Park.

Fashion

Comprising a residential sector of condominiums, the Cyberpark with offices, and the Eastwood Mall, the vast Eastwood City is home.
You can decide to be practical and purchase from the several flea markets outside the mall or spend money on upscale stores.
There are countless dining and entertainment options, and you can always look forward to interesting activities, particularly on weekends and holidays like the New Year.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

The Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Centre (NAPWC) is located in the centre of Quezon City. It provides a haven for many plants and fauna in a highly urbanised area.
Under the direction of the Biodiversity Management Bureau (BMB), a staff bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), the 22.7-hectare NAPWC is under management and administration. This helps to manage the country’s Protected Area System and guide its biodiversity conservation. Its buildings are in line with the Park’s general terrain.
The NAPWC sees itself as a venue for teaching on Philippine endemic and endangered wild flora and fauna, and as a world-class ecotourism destination, helping to conserve biodiversity. Its goal is to offer various outdoor leisure and ecotourism possibilities with places to play, enjoy the surroundings and acquire wonderful experiences.
As it offers facilities fit for such events, the Park hosts a variety of educational, scientific, social, religious, and recreational activities, as well as orchid displays and garden and science fairs all year round.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

The Pahiyas Festival, which takes place in Lucban on May 15th each year, is one of the most important festivals and events in Quezon Province.
This lively holiday celebrates appreciation for a bumper harvest and is famous for the colourful kiping (rice wafer) decorations used to decorate the dwellings.
Another noteworthy event is the Baler Surfing Festival, which takes place every September or October and draws surfers from all over the world to ride the waves of Baler Bay.

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