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Introduction
Tourism in San Rafael has not shown much promise in the past years although there are a number of tourist sites in the municipality. It is now one of the thrusts of the local government and its tourism council to develop its tourism potential.
The tourist sites include the Spanish era San Rafael Church in the town proper, old houses built during the colonial rule and a two feet long footprint near a creek aptly named “Sapang Bakas” where old folks say that it’s the imprint of Bernardo Carpio from old folklores.
Ecological sites include the vegetable farms in barangays adjacent to the Angat and Maasim Rivers which produces high quality crops all year round. There is also a greenhouse being managed by the Maronquillo Multi-Purpose Cooperative Inc. at their Ecological Center.
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Recreation & Leisure
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San Rafael Church
The town of San Rafael has witnessed the bloody battles in the Philippine struggle for independence from the Spanish colonizers. Five major battles were fought in San Rafael between 1896 and 1897. The first was on November 10, 1896 then in November...
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Royal Northwoods Golf and Residential Estates
Barangay Location : CORAL NA BATO
f a golf course design is an art on a grand scale, then The Royal Northwoods Golf Club is a masterpiece, showcasing innovation, distinct form and personality.
Enduring the test of time, it will be the ultimate test of a great golfing experience....
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Barangay Festival
| Date |
Festival Name |
| March 8 |
BALAGTAS-BMA Fiesta |
| Every Ester Sunday |
CORAL NA BATO Fiesta |
| First Sunday of May |
CAINGIN Fiesta |
| Every Second Friday of June |
CRUZ NA DAAN Fiesta |
| August 16 |
MARONQUILLO Fiesta |
| September 29 |
Angel Festival |
| October 1 |
BANCA-BANCA Barangay Fiesta |
| October 13 |
CAPIHAN Fiesta |
| November 7 |
Pista ng Bukal |
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