Directions to Mt.

Pinatubo:
Sun 1/5/2020 5:53 PM

Directions to Mt. Pinatubo:

• via Waze Go to Sta. Juliana Tourism, Sta. Juliana, Capas, Tarlac (ETA 5:30AM)
(Travel Time=1hr45mins) (107km)
• Register at Sta. Juliana Tourism to book a 4x4
• Ride on 4x4 to Trailhead (Travel Time=1hr)
• Start Trek to Crater Lake (Travel Time=2hrs)
Fees:
• SCTEX Toll Fee – P281
• Conservation/Environmental fee – P300 per person
• Guide fee – P500 (for one to five trekkers)
• 4×4 rental – P2500.00 via Skyway (good for five)
• Skyway toll fee – P500
To Do List
• Try the volcanic ash massage and mud pack at Pinatubo Spa Town
• Drop by at Capas Shrine and have a glimpse of Philippine History. It is a memorial
shrine for those Filipino and American soldiers who died during the Bataan Death
March during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines of World War II. See the 70-
meter obelisk towers above the grounds of the former interment camp and imagine
yourself seeing The Needle of Washington DC
• Witness the man-shaped rock formation in Sta Juliana, popularly called as Telatau – a
massive totem-shaped rock
• Go to Museo de Tarlac in Capas(1hr5mins from Sta. Juliana Brgy. Hall) (38km)
• Take a walk at Campo Santo Municipio of O’Donnell Capas with its still Spanish
colonial period identity still preserved
• Attend a mass at O’Donnell Catholic Church and see its Spanish façade decorated
with lining of centuries old acacia trees
• Feel the heat of Dolores and Bueno Hot Springs
• See the still existing Japanese Tunnels and Caves
• Visit the different ancestral houses scattered in the province
• Go to Bamban Hills, Sacobia River, Crow Valley, Kalaw Forest/Falls, Lake Canarem,
Anao Quina Buntok Creek and Kamikaze Memorial Shrine