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Angeles City Nightlife, Philippines

Asian countries and the rest of the world are in search of real pleasure with productivity and best buys in store. There’s no place as such but Angeles.

In this city where Clark Freeport Zone is operational, it’s quite convenient for travelers to be coming in and out for mere business or plain pleasure. Flights to neighboring Asian countries will connect you to any spot on the global map. And the rumor is true, night life booms as much as the economy arises.

It’s no exaggeration they call it the Entertainment Capital of the Philippines. Through the years, night life has flourished. More than a hundred hang-out places are in proximity to each other; figure out if you can hop in it all in just a week! Natural warmth, fondness for relaxation and beauty, and the sociable personalities of Filipinos undeniably impress many tourists. It’s not difficult to be getting around for shopping, bar-hopping, dining and coffee-drinking because English-speaking locals will walk you in and out if you need a hand.

Depending on what you’re up to, you have a choice of nightlife-to-do’s. For one, you can belt out some Michael Jackson’s hits or any of your favorite pieces at International Standard Night Clubs or Japanese and Chinese Style Karaoke Bars. Alternatively, maybe you’d be more pleased to share a drink or two, dance all night long, listen to the hippest tunes, or just sit and talk with friends. You have a choice to be at any of these spots: Insomnia, Margarita Station, The Club, Alaska Club, Las Vegas, R & B Music Hall, Club Camelot, Brown Sugar, Checkers and a lot more.

If you don’t mind shelling out extra cash for fun, you might try out the slot machines and card games at the Mimosa Casino. Fine dining at Holiday Inn-Clark Hotel can also make for a wonderful dinner date with your special someone.

Filipinos love to socialize in huge crowds, so whether you are a frequent tourist or not, you won’t get out of place. People in Angeles speak English well when you can’t utter any Filipino words at all. Talent-wise, they’re also good. In fact, most singers in almost all five-star hotels in Asia come from the Philippines. They make the whole hotel and bar experience soothing. An unlimited pool of talents is launched every now and then, which is a blessing to the night scene.

For unlimited nightlife escapades, a one-week visit to Clark won’t even be enough to be able to check a whole lot of venues. If ultimate fun is what you seek, hear what the City of Angels has to whisper to your ears: “You deserve a treat! Come on over.”