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Gray terminal floors evoke Mount Pinatubo's lahar, while green international gates face Mount Arayat and blue domestic gates face toward Manila Bay.
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Angeles City
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The Clark Loop links the terminal with SM City Clark and other local stops, while point-to-point buses connect the airport with Trinoma, NAIA and Baguio.
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Angeles traces its modern name to El Pueblo de los Angeles and to the founder's patron saints.
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Of Clark's 2025 passengers, 1,710,512 were international and 1,042,589 were domestic.
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The settlement began as a clearing called Barrio Culiat in 1796 and became an independent town in 1829.
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Angeles City's official tourism portal spotlights sisig alongside betute tugak and kamaru as local gastronomy.
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Clark's arched roof was designed to echo Mount Arayat, Mount Pinatubo and the Zambales range, using Austrian glulam timber.
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At the 2010 census nearest Kevin's visit, Angeles City had 326,336 residents.
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