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An long unfinished tunnel built by the Philippine National Railways as part of a planned extension the railway line from Manila towards San Fernando, which was abandoned at the outbreak of World War II and was instead used as a bomb shelter by the Japanese.
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Aringay Church
Aringay's main Roman Catholic church, built during the Spanish era in 1736 and extensively repaired following World War II damage. The plaza in front of the church was a battleground during the Philippine Revolution against the Spanish in 1898.
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The administrative building of the town's main primary school is an American-era bungalow (commonly known as the Gabaldon) dating from between 1907 to 1912.
The highest point in Aringay, it is a peak of a mountain ridge bisected by the Aringay River. Its conical summit looms over the town and is a designated forest reserve and hiking spot.
Sangbay Falls
The main coastal promenade in Aringay, with grayish sand stretching from the boundary with Caba to the north down to the Aringay River estuary.
An estuarine lagoon lined with mangrove forests on the boundary with Agoo.