Things To Do
in Naujan

A tamarind-based soup with shrimp, vegetables, and a sour broth, best enjoyed at local eateries like Nanay Juaning's Carinderia.

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A Filipino stew made with oxtail, tripe, and vegetables cooked in a rich peanut sauce, often found at Kusina sa Plaza.

A ginger-flavored chicken soup with green papaya and chili leaves, a staple at Tindahan ni Aling Nene.

A traditional Filipino rice cake often sold by street vendors during festivals and at the Naujan public market.

A local sweet and savory sausage, best sampled at the morning market stalls or Palengke sa Bayan.

Crispy fried pork belly commonly served at Turo-Turo sa Kanto or Aling Banang's Carinderia.

The heart of local culinary exploration offering an array of fresh produce, street food, and traditional snacks like kakanin and fish ball.

In the evenings, the plaza comes alive with various street food stalls offering grilled items, native delicacies, and refreshing beverages.

A market square with stalls selling local delicacies like suman, bibingka, and other native kakanin.

A bustling marketplace where one can savor regional specialties, tropical fruits, and freshly cooked street food.

Local vendors line the streets with an assortment of snacks, sweet treats, and regional specialties like banana cue and turon.

A protected area that offers scenic views and diverse flora and fauna. It's ideal for hikers looking for a challenging trek and beautiful landscapes.

A popular hiking destination known for its panoramic views and well-marked trails. It provides a moderate hike suitable for various skill levels.

This mountain is home to rich biodiversity and offers an array of trails through lush forest. It's perfect for nature lovers and provides opportunities for wildlife watching.

A relatively lower peak that is accessible for beginners. It features a variety of trails and is ideal for a day hike with stunning views.

Although a bit further away, this mountain is a popular hiking spot. It offers well-maintained trails and breathtaking views from the summit.

Located in Pasay City, Metro Manila, approximately 230 kilometers from Naujan, this is the main international airport serving the Philippines.

Located in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, it's around 650 kilometers from Naujan and serves as a major hub for international flights in the Visayas region.

Situated in Pampanga, about 200 kilometers northwest of Naujan, this airport serves both domestic and international flights and is part of the Clark Freeport Zone.

Located in Davao City, approximately 800 kilometers from Naujan, it is one of the major international gateways in Mindanao.

Situated in Zamboanga City, around 700 kilometers from Naujan, this airport caters to both domestic and limited international flights.

The primary ethnic group in Naujan, as it lies within the region where Tagalog is predominantly spoken.

Indigenous people of Mindoro Island, which includes various groups with distinct cultural identities.

A demographic group present in Naujan due to migration, primarily from the Visayas region.

Another significant group in the area, with some residents coming from the Ilocos region.

A smaller demographic group, primarily involved in trade and business.

Includes diverse small groups of migrants and indigenous peoples from other parts of the Philippines.

Basketball is the most popular sport in Naujan, played at both casual and competitive levels in various neighborhoods and schools.

Volleyball is widely played, especially among women and youth, and is a common sport in local community events and schools.

Billiards is a popular pastime in Naujan, with many local establishments offering tables for public play.

Football has a growing fan base, with local teams and youth leagues participating in friendly matches and tournaments.

Sepak Takraw, a traditional sport similar to volleyball but played with a rattan ball, is also enjoyed in the region.