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STUDENTS:
ABENOJA, JOSHUA
ESLAO, KIM LEMUEL D.
INSTRUCTOR:
AR. BOBBY BARADI, UAP
San Fernando By-Pass Road
GOMEZ STREET
The street is located in front of the City Hall.
The street leads the vehicle going to the main entrance of San
Fernando Plaza and St. William the Hermit Cathedral Parish.
TOMB OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER
TOWN PLAZA
As one of landmark of the city, the town plaza used as main locations
for activities such as dance festivals and etc.
MACHO TEMPLE
One of the famous landmarks of the San Fernando, Mazu (Ma-zeun) is
the deified form of the medieval Fujianese teenager Lin Moniang.
Mazuism is not formally recognized as a religion by either Mainland
China or Taiwan, but remains a popular folk belief in Fujian and on
Taiwan.
It was built in 1977 by a group of Filipino-Chinese devotees under the
leadership of Dy Keh Hio and with the support of former Tourism
Secretary Jose D. Aspiras.
SAN FERNANDO-SAN JUAN BOUNDARY
SILLAG FESTIVAL
Sillag is an Ilocano word that means “illumination from the moon.”
The two or three-day event features light-inspired activities such as a
ceremonial lighting of Sillag Village, a musical show, and lantern parade.
Several events are also organized to draw the attention of tourists and
potential investors to let the locals experience the fun of summer. The
event may include a variety of food fest, live music, children’s activities
and fireworks display that you’ll love. There will also be food, drinks, music
shows, and dance performance during the event. And to make it more
exciting, concerts of local and national bands will rock you in the evening.