Biak-na-Bato National Park
About
A protected park of rivers, limestone caves and forest trails where Emilio Aguinaldo set up the revolutionary Republic of Biak-na-Bato in 1897. Explore Aguinaldo Cave and Bahay Paniki (bat cave) with a guide, cross the river on hanging bridges, and cool off in natural pools. It blends history and nature, and makes a refreshing day trip from Metro Manila.
- 3–4 hrsTime to spend
- Dry season; avoid after heavy rainBest time to go
- About ₱100 per personSulit · Great value
- From Manila, take a bus to San Miguel, Bulacan (around 2 hours via NLEX/Baliuag), then a tricycle to the park entrance (around 30 minutes).Getting there
Why it’s gala-worthy
- Good for nature escape, history trip, adventure and barkada hangout
- Explore Aguinaldo Cave and Bahay Paniki (bat cave) with a guide, cross the river on hanging bridges, and cool off in natural pools.
- It blends history and nature, and makes a refreshing day trip from Metro Manila.
Know before you go
Parking near the park office.
Entrance and guide fees.
Where it is
Brgy. Biak-na-Bato, San Miguel / Doña Remedios Trinidad, Bulacan
By commuteFrom Manila, take a bus to San Miguel, Bulacan (around 2 hours via NLEX/Baliuag), then a tricycle to the park entrance (around 30 minutes).
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FAQ
Ano ang makikita sa Biak-na-Bato?
Mga kweba tulad ng Aguinaldo Cave at Bahay Paniki, ilog, hanging bridges at trails.
Do I need a guide?
Guides are recommended (often required) for the caves.
Why is it historic?
It was the seat of the Republic of Biak-na-Bato during the 1897 revolution.