Destination unknown, we end up @ Clark, Pampanga. While driving around with no definite destination I remembered the first time we visited Clark, on our way to Duty Free shops I saw a signboard
Nayong Filipino .
Got curious, we decided to check it. I am not good with directions we got lost first but we found it anyway.
My children are all homeschooled so I know this trip is very
educational for them. However my eldest,
he is now 14 he is not really excited about it. But my girls were so excited. 
Entrance fee is affordable children P100, adult 150. I
thought my 14 year old son will be charged P150, he is taller than his age but
when they asked his age the rate still for children. So it’s not about the
height. Thumbs up the restroom is clean. We did not try the other restrooms though, but the one
closest to the ticket booth is clean.
Inside Nayong Filipino we got to see Orchidarium, Lagoon,
Cottages, Ifugao Village, Heroes Plaza and a lot more. What I liked most is the
short cultural show. It lasted for almost an hour. The cultural show schedules are 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 2:00PM Tuesday to Saturday,
11:00am and 2:00 pm every Sunday. I think it is close on Mondays. I liked the cultural show wherein they
presented Philippine dances. And there was a Rondalla performance too. I get to watch those dances only at schools.
Since my children are not going to a regular school it’s been a long time since
I’ve seen one. For my children it was their first time. They don’t like folk
dances but at least they have an idea about it. It will be easier for them to understand the Philippine dances.
Thanks for dropping by.
