Welcome


      Welcome to my Hometown! wekini!

         I was raised in the small town of Sta.Lucia,Which is located at Magalang Pampanga.


 Santa Lucia is a barangay in the municipality of Magalang, in the province of Pampanga. Its population as determined by the 2015 Census was 8,883. This represented 7.85% of the total population of Magalang.(Philatlas.com)
Come! And join me to My way Back Home in Pampanga!
It wasn't so long ago when we last visited Magalang Pampanga,being near to Metro Manila. Pampanga makes an awesome destination,it almost has everything that traveler and foodie will surely love.From delicious food,to old churches and heritage houses and colorful festival.Pampamga offers wide range of activities that every travelers surely enjoy.
Betis Church 

The St. James the Apostle Parish Church, commonly called Betis Church is a baroque-inspared Catholic church.It is declared as "National Cultural Treasure" by the National Museum of the Philippines and the National Commission for the Culture and Arts, it is must visit in traveling here at Pampanga.

Kusina ni Atching Lilian


One of the best thing here at Pampanga is their delicious foods. We will able to try some of it to the kusina ni Atching Lilian,she also taught us how to cook kapampangan sisig and San Nicolas Cookies.

Pinatubo Museum

It is the newest additional to the center of Pampanga,this museum fearture the history of Mt.Pinatubo as a mural sculpture of Kapampangan artist Arnel Garcia and various executed by researcher artist Joel Mallari.

JB Betis Woodcrafts

Aside of culinary capital, Pampanga also know to their Woodcrafts specially religious staff. It had several showrooms and a number of workshop. The town of Betis is the best place to shop for expertly carved furniture and wood product.Ypu can check them out if you have a plan to build a new home and showcase the workmanship of  Kapampangans in your home.

Stay tune ,and visit my Blog site for the other information about my HOMETOWN.
(Special thankyou and credits to PinoyAdventure to the pictures and some background information)

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