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Nueva Ecija is a province in Central Luzon, Philippines. It has been dubbed the “Rice Granary of the Philippines” for producing the largest rice yield.
Aside from its vast rice fields, Nueva Ecija boasts lovely natural attractions worth visiting. One of them is Pantabangan Lake and the surrounding beauty that lies within. You can go sports fishing here while enjoying the relaxing rustic scenery. Another favorite destination in Nueva Ecija is Minalungao National Park, an ecotourism attraction where you can swim or ride a bamboo raft to relish the limestone rock formations. Its other beautiful sights include Burburayok Spring, a natural hot spring at the foot of Mt. Amorong; Mount Kemalugong, which offers a spectacular view of a sea of clouds; and Gabaldon Falls, with its vibrant flora and fauna.
Nueva Ecija is easily accessible from Metro Manila. On your way there, you may also explore the nearby province of Bulacan or go farther and experience Baler and the rest of Aurora province.
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