Angono–Binangonan Petroglyphs
About
The oldest known artwork in the Philippines: over a hundred figures carved into a rock shelter wall, believed to date back thousands of years. Declared a National Cultural Treasure, the site has a small museum and a short trail through greenery to the viewing deck. It is quiet, educational and surprisingly moving, an easy add-on to an Angono art-town visit.
- 1 hrTime to spend
- Daytime, Tuesday to SundayBest time to go
- About ₱200 per personSulit · Great value
- From Metro Manila, ride to Angono or Binangonan via Ortigas Extension/Manila East Road, then a tricycle up to the Eastridge site (around 1–1.5 hours total).Getting there
Why it’s gala-worthy
- Good for history trip, museum visit and solo trip
- Declared a National Cultural Treasure, the site has a small museum and a short trail through greenery to the viewing deck.
- It is quiet, educational and surprisingly moving, an easy add-on to an Angono art-town visit.
Know before you go
Small parking area at the site.
Around PHP 200 entrance.
Where it is
Eastridge Avenue, Binangonan, Rizal
By commuteFrom Metro Manila, ride to Angono or Binangonan via Ortigas Extension/Manila East Road, then a tricycle up to the Eastridge site (around 1–1.5 hours total).
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FAQ
Gaano katanda ang Angono Petroglyphs?
Pinaniniwalaang libu-libong taon na, kaya ito ang pinakamatandang kilalang artwork sa bansa.
Is it a National Cultural Treasure?
Yes, it was declared one.
What else is nearby?
Angono, the art capital of the Philippines, with galleries and murals.