Nestled in the lush arms of the Sierra Madre mountain range, Doña Remedios Trinidad (DRT), Bulacan is a tranquil town bursting with adventure, heritage, and eco-friendly thrills. It’s the largest municipality in Bulacan, yet one of its most peaceful and untouched—earning it the title “Bulacan’s Last Frontier.”
DRT is a haven for eco-tourism lovers. Trek through Mount Sumag or Mt. Lumot, and chase waterfalls like Verdivia Falls, Secret Falls, and the jaw-dropping Talon Pari. Every corner offers a scenic view, fresh air, and nature’s sweet soundtrack of birds and rushing rivers.
The town is proud of its indigenous Dumagat roots, who still live in harmony with nature. The culture here is calm, simple, and deeply respectful of the land. Expect a warm welcome and lots of smiles from the locals.
Tagalog is the dominant language, with a sprinkle of native Dumagat terms used in the uplands. The locals speak clearly, kindly, and love sharing stories about their hometown.
Feast on local delicacies like:
Bring snacks, but don’t skip the home-cooked meals offered by locals in community-run eco-stays!
While DRT is less about loud city fiestas, it celebrates nature through Araw ng Doña Remedios Trinidad every March, featuring cultural shows, tree planting drives, and Dumagat dances.
Expect acoustic guitar sessions under starlit skies, traditional kundiman, and tribal rhythms from the Dumagat drums during celebrations. It’s raw, real, and soul-soothing.