Known as the “Cradle of Philippine Art,” Rizal invites travelers to scale its scenic heights and dive into its cultural depths—all within a short drive from the city.
From the misty trails of Mount Pamintinan to the surreal limestone formations of Masungi Georeserve, Rizal’s terrain serves as a playground for hikers, bikers, and nature lovers.
But the adventure extends beyond just elevation. In Angono, vibrant murals adorn the streets, and ancient petroglyphs share tales from 3000 BC, offering a rare blend of outdoor exploration and artistic immersion.
Pilgrims will find peace in Tanay’s Regina Rosarii Institute, while families will enjoy weekend escapades at Daranak Falls and at the Tanay Sea of Clouds.
Whether you want to explore the windmills at Pililla’s wind farms or indulge in local delicacies in Antipolo, Rizal offers a rich, multi-sensory experience deeply rooted in its heritage and natural splendor.
So gather your gear, charge your camera, and allow Rizal to reveal how art and adventure can coexist on the same path.
