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To the south of San Rafael, just 30 miles away, sits Manila.

If it's sun and fun you crave, don't skip Santelmo Beach, 60 miles to the southwest of San Rafael. Bolinao Beach, 45 miles to the south, is also worth your time.

Nature lovers come to this part of Luzon to explore its exquisite natural attractions. Find out what it's all about at Biak na Bato National Park and Hinulugang Taktak, 9 miles and 30 miles from San Rafael, respectively.

Philippine Arena in Philippines, 15 miles to the south of San Rafael, is a must-visit for sports aficionados. Remember to have a beer or two at one of the nearby bars after the game.

Want to go to Malolos Cathedral and Tigaon Museum? They're in Pulilan, some 10 miles out of San Rafael. Plaridel is another great option. It's 10 miles out of San Rafael. Take a look around town and stop by Candaba Bird Sanctuary and Barasoain Church.

Bacolor is 20 miles to the west of San Rafael. This regional hub is known for Ma-Cho Temple, St William Cathedral and Botanical Gardens. For even more excitement, head straight to Pingandan Ruins and Bauang Beach.

A calorie-burning way to explore this region's outdoor areas is to go rock climbing or mountain climbing.

Merge fun and facts by signing yourself up for one of the region's guided tours, such as guided nature walks and city walking tours.

As long as the sky is clear, hop in the car and cool off with some swimming or snorkeling, both popular watersports in Luzon.

Not all activities depend on good weather. If you get stuck with some rainy days, run for cover at the history museums and craft workshops of Luzon.

Put on some comfortable clothes and head out to one of the pleasant outdoor activities in Luzon. Its open-air markets are ready and waiting to be explored.

Amateur historians will discover will find plenty to keep them occupied. Don't forget to snap a few photos when you make the journey out to the region's traditional villages, old towns and war relics and monuments.

Travel to the region's churches and cathedrals for moments of tranquil contemplation.

Sampling some popular cuisine is a great way to to acquaint yourself with a region's heart and soul.

Unravel the secrets of this culinary culture by trying some of the local ingredients. Among the most important are guava and mango.

Be sure to sample some local meals, such as sinigang (hot and sour soup) and pinakbet (vegetables in fish sauce).

If you want indugle in a delectable dessert, bibingka (coconut cake) is a must-try.

There's nothing quite like a round of brews with your pals to finish off a satisfying day. San Miguel Premium All-Malt Beer is what many of the locals choose.

If you don't want to have any alcohol, why not have a sago't gulaman (sago drink)?

If you want to try a drink with a bit more of a kick to it, gin will be right up your alley.

If you're visiting on the Independence Day, you'll be able to enjoy the festive mood of Independence Day, a day of celebration across the country.

If your plans include traveling by plane, remember that the handiest airport is roughly 30 miles to the northwest.