If you are looking for a diverse and rich cultural experience in Central Luzon, Tarlac is the place to go. The province boasts of historical sites that tell the stories of the Philippine Revolution, the Philippine-American War, and the World War II. You can also enjoy the fine food that reflects the blend of four major ethnic groups: the Kapampangan, the Ilocano, the Pangasinan, and the Tagalog. Tarlac is also home to vast plantations of sugar cane, rice, and corn, as well as a beautifully landscaped golf course that offers a scenic view of the mountains. Whether you are into history, culture, or nature, Tarlac has something for you.