This island's Lingayen Gulf is home to the Hundred Islands National Park, and it was ruled by the kingdoms of Namayan and Tondo until its conquest by Europeans. This island is home to Lake Taal, which surrounds its namesake caldera, as well as the Mayon Volcano, sometimes called the "Perfect Cone" because of its shape. This island's Vigan City is its oldest surviving colonial city, and dates from the time when this island was conquered by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi. Tagalog
This island's Lingayen Gulf is home to the Hundred Islands National Park, and it was ruled by the kingdoms of Namayan and Tondo until its conquest by Europeans. This island is home to Lake Taal, which surrounds its namesake caldera, as well as the Mayon Volcano, sometimes called the "Perfect Cone" because of its shape. This island's Vigan City is its oldest surviving colonial city, and dates from the time when this island was conquered by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi. Tagalog is the most spoken language on this island, and Quezon City is its largest. This island was once home to Clark Air Base, and during World War Two, it was the site of the Bataan Death March. The site of the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo, for 10 points, name this Pacific island containing Manila, the largest island of the Philippines.
This island's Lingayen Gulf is home to the Hundred Islands National Park, and it was ruled by the kingdoms of Namayan and Tondo until its conquest by Europeans.
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