Overview
Angono is a vibrant city in the Philippines known for its rich culture, art scene, and traditional festivals. Located in the province of Rizal, Angono offers a mix of historical sites, natural attractions, and local delicacies for visitors to enjoy.
Top Attractions
- Angono Petroglyphs: ancient rock engravings believed to be over 3,000 years old
- Balaw Balaw Restaurant and Art Gallery: showcasing local artworks and serving exotic dishes
- Higantes Festival: a colorful celebration featuring larger-than-life papier-mâché giants
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Nemiranda Arthouse: a gallery of paintings and sculptures by renowned artist Nemesio Miranda Jr.
Outdoor Activities
- Angono Forest Park: a green oasis for picnics, biking, and birdwatching
- Wawa Dam: a scenic spot for hiking and swimming in a natural reservoir
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Thunderbird Resort Rizal: a luxury resort offering outdoor sports like golf and tennis
Local Cuisine
- Balaw Balaw: a unique restaurant serving exotic dishes like balaw balaw (fermented shrimp paste)
- Inang Laya: famous for its seafood dishes like grilled bangus (milkfish) and crispy pata (deep-fried pork knuckles)
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Manggagawa Eatery: a popular spot for affordable Filipino comfort food like adobo and sinigang
- Angono Market: a lively marketplace selling fresh produce, handicrafts, and souvenirs
- Lakeshore Arts and Crafts: a shop offering handmade items by local artists
- Sta. Ursula Shopping Center: a mall with a variety of shops and dining options
Transportation
- Jeepneys: colorful public buses that are the most common mode of transportation in Angono
- Tricycles: motorcycle with a sidecar, used for short distances within the city
- Private car rentals and taxis are also available for convenient travel around Angono.
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