Angeles sits on the Central Luzon plain in the Philippines, where Mount Pinatubo rises west of a dense urban corridor. The city adjoins Clark Freeport, which occupies part of the former Clark Air Base, a major United States military installation that closed in 1991 after Pinatubo’s eruption. Angeles is closely linked to sisig: the now-national dish of chopped pork, seasoned with calamansi and chilli, was popularised here by restaurateur Lucia Cunanan, known as Aling Lucing. Holy Rosary Parish Church and Museo ning Angeles, housed in the former municipal hall, recall the older centre around which the city expanded. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Angeles and Central Luzon relate to Mount Pinatubo and the surrounding plain.
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