From a former military air base to one of the country’s leading tourism, aviation, and leisure hubs, Clark has transformed into a dynamic destination in Central Luzon. Today, visitors can explore its rich history, expansive open spaces, and modern attractions while using the city as a gateway to some of the region’s most iconic natural and cultural experiences.

Mt. Pinatubo Trek

Embark on one of Central Luzon’s most sought-after outdoor adventures. Accessible through Clark and nearby jump-off points, the Mt. Pinatubo Trek takes visitors across dramatic lahar landscapes formed by the volcano’s historic 1991 eruption before culminating at the breathtaking crater lake. The journey offers a unique opportunity to experience both the natural beauty and geological history of the region.

Clark Museum and 4D Theater

Discover the story of Clark through one of its most important cultural attractions. The Clark Museum showcases artifacts, photographs, and interactive exhibits that trace the area’s transformation from a military reservation to a thriving modern destination. Visitors can also experience presentations that highlight Clark’s heritage and the impact of the Mt. Pinatubo eruption on the region.

Clark Parade Grounds

Experience one of Clark’s most iconic public spaces. Once the parade field of Fort Stotsenburg during the American colonial period, the Clark Parade Grounds has been transformed into a recreational area popular for jogging, cycling, sports, and outdoor activities. Its wide open spaces and historic surroundings make it a favorite gathering place for both residents and visitors.