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With an elevation of 308 meters above sea level, the newly developed area in Sitio Padlana in this upland village has been dubbed by Gov. Jose Yap as the Tarlac Ecotourism Park.


The park, home to dipterocarp trees, is situated near the legendary Bueno hot springs of Capas and the scenic Baag Waterfalls.


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Tarlac to unveil ecotourism park

November 10, 2003 - 12:00am

BARANGAY LUBIGAN, San Jose, Tarlac — A 200-hectare portion of a government-owned forestland here will be unveiled on Wednesday as Tarlac’s new major destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers....

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