Gabaldon (Bitulok & Sabani)

San Leonardo is known for its fertile agricultural lands and its strong rice-farming tradition. The town also has several local churches, farms, and community festivals that reflect its rural character. Its flat terrain and extensive fields are typical of the central plains of Nueva Ecija.

Carranglan is a vast mountain town famous for hosting the massive Pantabangan-Carranglan watershed and scenic eco-tourism attractions like the Dalton Pass views. Its rugged topography features steep forested ranges and deep river valleys.

Peñaranda is known for the historic St. Augustine Parish Church, a Spanish-era church that remains one of the town's most important landmarks. The town also has a strong agricultural tradition, with rice, vegetables, and other crops grown across its fertile plains. Its rural landscape is shaped by farmland, irrigation waterways, and low rolling hills.

San Isidro has an important place in Philippine history because Emilio Aguinaldo used the Bahay ni Sideco as his residence and presidential headquarters when the First Philippine Republic moved its capital here in 1899. Bahay ni Sideco was formally recognized as a National Historical Landmark in 2024. The town also has historic churches and old structures set among fertile agricultural plains.

The Science City of Muñoz is nationally known as a center of agricultural science and technology, with major research institutions and Central Luzon State University shaping its identity. The city has at least 16 science and research institutions, making agricultural and science tourism an important part of its development. Its attractions include research centers, museums, farms, and cultural properties connected with Philippine agriculture.