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01/02/2024

Hidden within, these steps lead to a loft sanctuary for the modern gentleman. Descend into a realm where sleep meets play—featuring cozy quarters, a treasure trove of board games, and vintage arcade delights. A true man cave where every step down is a step back to cherished times.

26/01/2024

We sincerely apologize for any unanswered inquiries at this time. Our team is fully engaged in furnishing and preparing the interior of Le Clements to bring you an exceptional experience. Here’s a sneak peek of the master bedroom with a Zen floating King Size Bed even without a mattress! We’re excited to announce our opening soon and extend our heartfelt thanks for your interest and queries. Stay tuned!

25/01/2024

The water in Sukabumi Tiles couldn’t get anymore clearer than this 😍

22/01/2024

From Shipping to Shining: Our chandelier, made from our very own recycled crates and pallets, is a shining example of how we turned our imported materials into sustainable beauty.

20/01/2024

Relaxing black stone hot tub in nature's embrace. 🌿🛁

17/01/2024

Landscape Artist: How many plants do you need?
Le Cléments: Yes

Parking Area.

15/01/2024

Welcome to your home away from home, where your grand entrance and cozy nights are all taken care of.

14/01/2024

"Unwind in our unique hammock with a breathtaking view! 🌄 When will you capture your moment in this serene paradise? Stay updated!

13/01/2024

Nighttime Oasis or Party Paradise? Gaze into this serene evening retreat and let us know –

Does this scene whisper a calming invitation to unwind? or does it call out to your inner socialite.

Would you chill or party? Let us know in the comments!

12/01/2024

🏠✨ "Exterior is Complete! Every angle harmonizes with the breathtaking view of the majestic Mt. Arayat. Our timeless design, inspired by the serene beauty of Bali and the elegant simplicity of Japanese architecture, is a testament to architectural brilliance. Stay tuned for more updates - Coming Soon!" 🌄🌿

31/12/2023

In a place so enchanting, even washing dishes feels like a delightful escape.

12/11/2023

"Embracing serenity from our hammock haven, suspended high above the mesmerizing landscapes of Arayat. Below us, the glistening infinity pool, with its elegant green sukabumi tiles, mirrors the endless sky, blending seamlessly into the grandeur of the mountains. Here at Le Clements, every moment is a tranquil embrace with nature's majesty.

20/09/2023

Sneak Peek 👀

"Experience unparalleled serenity and comfort at our affordable luxury villa, where every window frames the majestic Mt. Arayat in its full glory. Your dream retreat is just a booking away.

21/07/2023

Get a full view of the historic and majestic..

MOUNT ARAYAT

Etymology
The first mention of the origin of Arayat is a travel diary from 1696 by Gemelli Careri. The author mentions that according to the natives, the original name of the mountain is Bondo Kalaya, which later became Bondoc Alaya (literally "Mount Alaya"). Later on, Alaya became Arayat.

History
Philippine Revolution
During the Philippine Revolution, the Filipino revolutionaries retreated on Mount Arayat after the failure of the Cry of Nueva Ecija during September 1896 when the Spanish counter-attacked at San Isidro.
In September 1897, Gen. Francisco Macabulos retreated to Mount Arayat along with his men to avoid capture by the Spanish authorities in Tarlac, which used to be under the control of his forces. Several engagements would occur here afterwards until his surrender on January 15, 1898.

World War II
On Mount Arayat, Colonel Thorpe, an American guerrilla officer, was captured by Japanese forces on December 10, 1942.
Mount Arayat would then be used as a hiding place for communist Filipino guerrillas called the Hukbalahap afterwards. Nicanor Songco "Bapa" developed a plan on how they could spread the information of their escape to Mount Arayat to be safe in the height of the war. This plan would be the reason for the survival of their family from Bulacan, Pampanga and Nueva Ecija who joined them at that time. When they found out that the Japanese soldiers had arrived at their place, they quickly left and went to Mount Arayat but when they were about to go up, the officers of the Japanese soldiers came to arrest him. Nicanor surrendered to ensure everyone's safety. He was tortured by having his skin removed from his arm. Following this, he was released by the Japanese soldiers and he was able to return to Mount Arayat and his family.

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