Map of Naga City
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The happy and industrious City of Naga is found in the Southern part of Luzon, within the Province of Camarines Sur. It covers a total of 27 barangays, Igualdad as the wealthiest and Concepcion Pequeña as the largest among the rest. Its 8,448 hectares land area has numerous well known places that serve as the highlight of the city. Examples of museums are Peñafrancia Museum and Museo del Seminario Concillar de Nueva Caceres found in Holy Minor Seminary; churches such as Basilica Minore and Metropolitan Cathedral; schools such as Ateneo de Naga University and University of Nueva Caceres; Sports and Recreation are Triple B Recreation Center and Mt. Isarog trekking and Mountain Biking; and Nightlife Recreation along the Magsaysay Strip.
Naga City is at the core of Metro Naga, an unofficial designation given to the city and 14 municipalities in the area controlled by the Metro Naga Development Council. It is the most densely-populated city in the region filled with beautiful, hard-working and cheerful people known as Nagueños. They are of Indo-Malay, Chinese and Spanish descent that’s why you can often see a variety of faces in the city. Nagueños speak English especially during business transactions, Filipino as the National language and Bikol as the regional dialect. Naga has a tropical climate. It has three evident seasons: wet and rainy season from June to October; cool and dry season from November to February; and hot and dry season from March to June. It is the commercial, economic, educational, religious and cultural center of the Bicol region.
Indeed, Naga City is a great place to visit. With several tourist attractions and warm-hearted people, the city is a perfect place to stay for a vacation or even to live.
