Nueva Ecija is a landlock province in the Philippines located at Central Luzon region. Itspital is the city of Palayan. The said province is nationally known as the "rice granary of the Philippines, producing the largest yield in the country.


Nueva Ecija was named by the Spanish colonizers after the city of Ecija, Spain. Its indigenous names, such as Pinagpanaan, meaning the place where the arrow hit - defining the precolonial artistry in archery in the area, were abolished and changed by the government during the post-colonial period after World War II, sparking outrage from scholars and indigenous communities. Nevertheless, the name-change of some municipalities into colonial names during the post-colonial period was continued by the national government.

Nueva Ecija, not only famous for being the Ricebowl of the Philippines but our provinces offered more tourist destinations the could savor the experience. 

Lets start with City of Munoz where we could see the breath taking view of sunflower field 
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there we offered the PCC (Philippine Carabao Center)
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and Milka Krem where we could buy pasalubongs or fresh milk.
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