Museo de Baler: Baler, Aurora

Museo de Baler is located in Quezon Park. It exhibits the photos of the late President Manuel L. Quezon and his family and other leaders of the province. It features the pictures of the past events during the American, Japanese and Spanish period showing the rich culture of the Aurorans during that period. Scenic spots and ethnic tribes are also on display in the museum. There are also things you can read about the province and its people especially the Dumagat and Ilongot. 

The Museo de Baler is a dream come true thru the joint efforts of Senator Edgardo J. Angara, Congresswoman Bellaflor J. Angara-Castillo, former Mayor Arthur J. Angara and the Baler Historical Committee. June 30, 2003

We just love Baler!

Let's surf!!! 

Standing beside Manuel L. Quezon

The second floor exhibits Portrait of Fortitude, Filipino Filmmakers and Photo of Poetry Exhibitions. 

Photo and Poetry at the 2nd Floor.

Philippines and Spain Flags!

Ditumabo Mother Falls: San Luis, Aurora

Located in the town of San Luis, Ditumabo Mother Falls is one of the top tourists destination in the Province of Aurora. It is the biggest falls in the province and maybe that's the reason why it gets the title "Mother Falls". It is located within the Ditumabo-Diteki Watershed Reservation area. 

The crystal clear river of Ditumabo Mother Falls gushes endlessly, flowing and twisting among countless bib or small rocks and boulders. Traversing to the majestic waterfalls is an enjoyable 45 minutes which is approximately more or less 2 kilometers. Prepare your slippers and legs for a hiking and trekking through the river over rough terrain, few steep mountain trail, river trail man made stairs and bridges and sometimes old cut logs that serves as natural bridges. 

Free drinking water!

Wish all the trails are like this!!!

The Baby Falls :)

The majestic waterfalls is approximately 140 ft high. The surrounding mountainous area is covered with tall hardwoods, green shrubs and vines. You feel like it's raining around the area because of the strong drizzles of cool water coming from the top. 

With my travel buddy: Miss Mel

Taking a plunge!