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Tuesday, September 25, 2018

My San Miguel Bulacan Food and Heritage Adventure Part 1


Purple Plum Fairy at the San Miguel arch
The very first time I had set foot in San Miguel Bulacan was last year when I was tapped to cover the ribbon cutting of the new clinic of the Camp Tecson donated by SM Foundation. However, the said visit was indeed a brief one that I never had the chance to see what the town of San Miguel Bulacan can really offer.


The Cultural and heritage group who visited San Miguel Bulacan


I was privileged enough to be given another chance to visit San Miguel Bulacan again. This time, however, I vow to see more of this place and learn more about its rich history, culture and taste its food. Architect Ervin Garcia, owner of Arki’s Grill together with its town mayor, honorable Marivee Mendez Coronel spearheaded a culinary and heritage tour with my good friend Rence Chan of #walkwithchan fame. Together with the help of other local entrepreneurs and restaurant owners, they had united with that one goal of helping promote the town of San Miguel, not just as a tourist destination but also as a place for foodies to discover.

Purple Plum Fairy's official ID as participant in the said culinary and heritage tour

Some travel to take in the sights, or to raid the shops and markets, while others travel in pursuit of indulging in unique cuisine in foreign lands. Culinary tourism is a growing trend as travelers are becoming increasingly focused on defining cuisine as a true artistic expression of a country's or in this case, San Miguel Bulacan's unique culture.

Culinary tourism is simply travelling beyond your immediate neighborhood to find great food. For me it includes any “tourism experience in which a person learns about, appreciates, consumes, or- dare we say- indulges in food and drink that reflects the local cuisine, heritage, or culture of the place”. The further you travel, the wider the range of culinary experiences enjoyed. It is not about the food you eat; food tourism is not necessarily about dining luxuriously, but more about eating adventurously to seek out new culinary experiences.

We found some of the best culinary discoveries in this quaint town for all the foodies out there. So whether you want to learn more, find a new local favorite or tour the town in search of some of the best food, check out this article!


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