Pulilan, Bulacan

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Pulilan
Municipality

Bayan ng Pulilan

(From top,left to right):Municipal Hall of Pulilan; San Isidro Labrador Parish

Church;

Bantayog ng Magsasaka (top of Rural Bank of Florida);Carabaos kneeling in front of

San Isidro Labrador Church

Seal

Nickname(s): "Pulo ng iilan"

"The Center of Commerce and Industry in Northern Bulacan"
"Home of the famous Kneeling Carabao Festival"
"The Town blessed by San Isidro Labrador"
Motto: Sa Bagong Pulilan, Kitang-kita Ang Kaunlaran
Anthem: Himno ng Pulilan
"Ako ang Pulileo"

Map of Bulacan with Pulilan highlighted

Pulilan
Location within the Philippines

Coordinates:

1454N 12051ECoordinates:
Philippines

Country
Region

1454N 12051E

Central Luzon (Region III)

Bulacan

Province
District

1st District

Founded

January 20, 1749

Settlement

January 20, 1796

Barangays

19

Government[1]
Mayor

Maritz Ochoa-Montejo (Liberal)

Vice Mayor

Ricardo Candido (PDP-Laban)

Area[2]
Total

39.89 km2 (15.40 sq mi)

Highest elevation

40 m (130 ft)

Population (2015 census)[3]

Total

97,323

Density

2,400/km2 (6,300/sq mi)

Poverty rate

4.8%

Demonym(s)

Pulileo, Pulilea

Time zone

PST (UTC+8)

ZIP code

3005

IDD:area code

+63(0)44

Income class

1st class urban

Electricity

Manila Electric Company

Consumption

63.65 million kWh (2003)

Website

www.pulilan.gov.ph

Pulilan is a first class urban municipality in the province of Bulacan, Philippines. According to the
2015 census, it has a population of 97,323 people.[3]
The town is famous for its Carabao Festival where carabaos are paraded and kneel as they pass
through San Isidro Labrador Parish Church, in honor to the town's patron saint, San Isidro Labrador.
Many years ago, Pulilan was primarily a little-known rural town in the northern part of Bulacan where
its economy heavily dependent on farming and poultry raising. Most of the population committed
their entire lives on farming as their livelihood. Today, the town is moving towards commercialization
and industrialization as it is becoming one of the major growth-rate area and center of commerce
and industry in the province.
Because of the major economic growth,due to presence of commercial establishments,real
estates,industrial plants and major road projects.Pulilan has experienced increased in the total gross
income in the past few years.The town's income in year 2014 was P254,593,126.17,an increase of
P52,191,359.79 from its previous income in 2011.It surpass the income of fifteen municipalities
in Bulacan such as San Miguel, Bocaue, Plaridel, Hagonoy and Calumpit.
With the continuous expansion of Metro Manila, the municipality is now included in Manila built up
area which reaches San Ildefonso in its Northernmost part.
Contents
[hide]

1Etymology
2History
o 2.1Pre-Spanish Period
o 2.2Declaration of Independence
o 2.3The Kneeling Carabao Festival
3Geography
o 3.1Topography
o 3.2Climate
o 3.3Barangays
4Demographics
o 4.1Literacy rate
o 4.2Religion
4.2.1Catholic Church and Chapels
5Government
o 5.1Current officials
o 5.2Past officials
o 5.3Association of Barangay Chairmen (ABC)
o 5.4Official seal
6Economy

o 6.1Major industries
7Tourism
o 7.1San Isidro Labrador Parish Church
o 7.2Pulilan Municipal Trial Court
o 7.3Adriano Salvador Heritage House
o 7.4Casanova-Aguirre Ancestral House
o 7.5Aguirre Centennial House
o 7.6Other point of interest
8Infrastructure
o 8.1Transportation
o 8.2Health
9Education
o 9.1Public Elementary and High Schools
o 9.2Private Elementary and High Schools
o 9.3Colleges/Universities
10Gallery
11References
12External links

Etymology[edit]
San Isidro was the former name of Pulilan and once a part of the ancient province of
Pampanga.Long ago, it was called by the locals as "Pulo ng Iilan" because during those days it was
inhabited only by few people.Few years later, the town renamed "Pulilan", it was from this epitaph
"Pulo ng Iilan" that the name Pulilan was derived.

History[edit]
Pre-Spanish Period[edit]
The ancient town of Pulilan was first documented as Puliran in the Laguna Copperplate Inscription, a
pre-colonial Philippine document written in 900 A.D.The native population at the time of the
document were ruled by the sovereign Lord Ka-Sumuran (see Laguna Copperplate Inscription).

Declaration of Independence[edit]
An Augustian fray, Fray Vicente Villamanzaro, was made to declare the settlement of a town on
January 20, 1796.It was assigned a patron saint, San Isidro Labrador, after whose name he wanted
the town identified.
From the time the nation acquired its Independence the inhabitants of Pulilan have committed
themselves in a determined effort to improve their lot.The influence of
the Spanish, American and Japanese occupations, have in a measure, contributed to the promotion
of their welfare, but the Pulileos, as they are known, treasure their great heritage.

The Kneeling Carabao Festival[edit]

San Isidro Labrador or Saint Isidore the Laborer, the patron saint of the farmers, is the patron saint
of the town as well. The traditional date of his liturgical feast, which through not included in the
General Roman Calendar has been celebrated for centuries in several countries and diocese is May
15.However, it is in the 14th day of May that Pulileos (people of Pulilan) celebrate the feast in honor
of their saint by parading carabaos and making them kneel in front of the church as a sign of respect
for their patron saint of farmers.Also included in the parade are cows, horses, street folk dancers,
marching bands and floats of commercial establishments of the town.

Geography[edit]
Topography[edit]
Pulilan is one of the 21 towns of Bulacan province, located in about its centerfrom north to south.It
lies 50 kilometres north-west of Manila, the capital city of the country and 20 kilometres away from
the Malolos, the capital of the province.It has an area of about 4,073 hectares. It is bounded on the
north by Apalit in Pampanga; on the east by Baliuag; on the south by Plaridel; and on the west
by Calumpit. The Angat River cutting its way through the eastern edge of Baliuag, and the southern
fringes of Pulilan down to the tributary of Manila Bay south-west of Calumpit, serves as the boundary
with Plaridel. Its feature is flat and the soil is suited to farming.

Climate[edit]
Based on the Kppen climate classification system, the climate in Pulilan is tropical.It said that there
is significant rainfall here most of the months.February is the driest month while the rainiest month is
July.Dry season covers the months of January to April and wet season covers the months of May to
December.
[hide]Climate data for Pulilan
Month

age high C (F)

ly mean C (F)

rage low C (F)

ecipitation mm (inches)

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

30.0

31.0

32.5

33.9

33.9

32.3

31.0

30.6

30.7

31.1

30.6

(86)

(87.8)

(90.5)

(93)

(93)

(90.1)

(87.8)

(87.1)

(87.3)

(88)

(87.1)

25.5

26.1

27.4

28.7

29.2

28.3

27.3

27.2

27.1

27.3

26.7

(77.9)

(79)

(81.3)

(83.7)

(84.6)

(82.9)

(81.1)

(81)

(80.8)

(81.1)

(80.1)

(7

21.1

21.2

22.3

23.6

24.5

24.3

23.7

23.8

23.6

23.5

22.8

(70)

(70.2)

(72.1)

(74.5)

(76.1)

(75.7)

(74.7)

(74.8)

(74.5)

(74.3)

(73)

(7

18

11

17

41

210

324

501

500

340

175

133

(0.71)

(0.43)

(0.67)

(1.61)

(8.27)

(12.76)

(19.72)

(19.69)

(13.39)

(6.89)

(5.24)

Source: climate-data.org[4]

Barangays[edit]

Pulilan is politically subdivided into 19 barangay.[2] The biggest barangay in terms of land area is
Dulong Malabon while the most populated barangay is Poblacion and the least populated barangay
is Sta. Peregrina.

(3

N
o

Baranga
y

Land
Area
(Hectares
)

Classificatio
n

Populatio
n
(2010)[5]

Populatio
n
(2015)[3]

No. of
Increase/Decrea
se
in Population

Balatong A
South
Beanbout

119

Urban

1,553

1,656

103

Balatong B
North
Beanbout

191

Urban

3,402

3,691

289

Cutcot
Cutteny

322

Urban

4,844

7,152

2,308

Dampol 1st
Great
Dampneo

146

Urban

5,602

6,028

426

Dampol
2nd-A New
Dampneo

116

Urban

3,001

4,225

1,224

Dampol
2nd-B Little
Dampneo

148

Urban

3,958

4,706

748

Dulong
Malabon
Sideck
Mallaby

546

Urban

4,180

3,926

-254

Inaon Breliz

350

Urban

7,530

8,037

507

Longos
Longerie

119

Urban

5,105

5,426

321

N
o

Baranga
y

Land
Area
(Hectares
)

Classificatio
n

Populatio
n
(2010)[5]

Populatio
n
(2015)[3]

No. of
Increase/Decrea
se
in Population

10

Lumbac
Humperdine

124

Urban

3,958

4,073

115

11

Paltao
Falletown

218

Urban

5,705

6,543

838

12

Peabatan
Pinecrestia

310

Urban

1,925

1,996

71

13

Poblacion
Poblete

227

Urban

11,858

12,227

218

14

Sta.Peregrin
a La
Peregrine

151

Urban

1,335

1,553

369

15

Sto.Cristo
St. Cristo

154

Urban

6,405

6,831

426

16

Taal Tallany

242

Urban

5,711

6,774

1,063

17

Tabon
Digburn

237

Urban

3,649

4,355

706

18

Tibag
Desbout

129

Urban

2,845

4,235

1,390

19

Tinejero
Tinnegery

126

Urban

3,278

3,889

611

N
o

Land
Area
(Hectares
)

Baranga
y

TOTAL

Classificatio
n

3,975

Populatio
n
(2010)[5]

Populatio
n
(2015)[3]

85,844

97,323

No. of
Increase/Decrea
se
in Population

11,479

Demographics[edit]
Population Census of Pulilan
Year

Pop.

% p.a.

1990

48,199

1995

59,682

+4.09%

2000

68,188

+2.90%

2007

85,008

+3.09%

2010

85,844

+0.36%

2015

97,323

+2.42%

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority[3][5]

In the 2015 census, the population of Pulilan, Bulacan, was 97,323 people,[3] with a density of 2,400
inhabitants per square kilometre or 6,200 inhabitants per square mile.
The continuous increase in the population of Pulilan may not only be cause of the growing
population of the natives but also to the influx of migrants from nearby places.

Literacy rate[edit]
Based on the Demographic Profile of the Municipality of Pulilan,the total number of households in
2008 are 17,002.Ninety-nine percent of the total number of household members are literate.They are
able to read and write a simple message in any language or dialect.

Religion[edit]
Like other municipality,most of the inhabitants of Pulilan are Catholic and it is evident by their strong
faith and devotion on their patron saint San Isidro Labrador.
Catholic Church and Chapels[edit]

Exterior of Mahal na Seor Jesus Nazareno Chapel in Lumbac

Interior

No

Name

Location

San Isidro Labrador Parish Church

Poblacion

San Roque Chapel

Longos

Sagrada Familia Chapel

Cutcot

Santo Cristo Chapel

Sta Cruz Chapel

Sto.Cristo

Paltao

No

Name

San Francisco Chapel

San Judas Tadeo Chapel

Virgen dela Medalia Milagrosa Chapel Balatong-Peabatan Area

San Roque Chapel

10

Sta Peregrina Chapel

11

Birheng Biglang Awa Chapel

12

Nuestro Seor Jesus Nazareno Chapel

13

San Juan Evangelista Chapel

14

Santo Nio Chapel

15

San Isidro Labrador Chapel

16

San Pedro Chapel

17

San Jose Chapel

Dampol 2nd-A

18

Sagrada Familia Chapel

Dampol 2nd-B

Government[edit]

Location

San Francisco,Poblacion

Tinejero

Inaon

Sta Peregrina

Poblacion

Lumbac

Dampol 1st

Tabon

Dulong Malabon

Tibag

Municipal Hall

Mayor of Municipality of Pulilan

"Alkalde ng Bayan ng Pulilan"(Tagalog)

Incumbent
Maria Rosario "Maritz" Navarro Ochoa-Montejo
since June 30, 2016

Style

Mayor, Honourable Mayor

Residence

Pulilan Municipal Hall Main Building, Francia St.

Brgy.Poblacion, Pulilan, Bulacan

Appointer

Elected via popular vote

Term

3 years ("maximum of three consecutive terms")

length

Just as the national government,the municipal government of Pulilan is divided into three branches
which are the executive,legislative and judiciary.
The Local Government Units (LGUs) have control of the executive and legislative branch.While the
judicial branch is administrated solely by the Supreme Court (SC).
The executive branch is composed of the mayor and barangay captain for the barangay.The
legislative branch is composed of the Sanguniang Bayan (town council) and Sanguniang Barangay
(Barangay council).The council is in charge of creating the municipality's policies in the form of
ordinance and resolution.
The Mayor is the executive head and leads the municipal department in executing ordinances and
improving public services.The Vice Mayor heads a council consisting of 10 members:8 councilors
and 2 ex-officio members.

Current officials[edit]

Here is the list of the newly elected officials of the Municipality of Pulilan:
Municipal Government of Pulilan Officials (2016-2019)

Position

Name

Term

Votes
received

Party

Other team
or alliance

Mayor

Maritz Ochoa-Montejo

1st term

19,217

Liberal

Vice
Mayor

Ricardo Candido

1st term

20,884

PDP-Laban

Team Let's Go
Pulileo

Enoc "Jayjay" Santos Jr.

3rd term

25,551

PDP-Laban

Team Let's Go
Pulileo

Rolando "RJ" Peralta Jr.

2nd term 25,090

Liberal

Atty. Renan Castillo

3rd term

21,739

PDP-Laban

Rodolfo "Rudy" Arceo

1st term

20,292

Liberal

Bernardino "Bernard"
Santos

2nd term 19,442

Liberal

Reynaldo "Jr" Clemente Jr.

2nd term 19,082

Liberal

Restituto "Tito" Esguerra

1st term

Independent

Lauro "Puroy" Valenzuela

2nd term 17,172

Team Let's Go
Pulileo

Councilors

17,285

Team Let's Go
Pulileo

Liberal

Maritz Ochoa-Montejo is the First Female Mayor of Pulilan and one of the few female officials in
the Philippine government while Ricardo Candido,a former councilor won as the Vice Mayor in a
tight race over his closest rival Dr. Carlo Castillo,son of the former Vice Mayor Elpidio Castillo.

Five of the current councilors of Pulilan are from Liberal Party while the two other councilors are
from PDP-Laban and one councilor ran as an Independent candidate.

Past officials[edit]
2013-2016 Municipal Officials

Position

Mayor

Name

Vicente Esguerra Sr.

Vice Mayor Elpidio Castillo

Councilors

Party

Independent

Independent

Ricardo "Rec" Candido

Independent

Richard Nethercott

UNA

Gilbert "Atorni" Muoz

Independent

RJ Peralta

Independent

Enoc "Jayjay" Santos Jr.

Independent

Lauro "Puroy" Valenzuela

Independent

Bernardino "Bernard" Santos

Independent

Atty. Renan Castillo

Independent

2010-2013 Municipal Officials

Position

Mayor

Name

Vicente Esguerra Sr.

Vice Mayor Elpidio Castillo

Councilors

Party

Liberal

Liberal

John "Pasalubong" Nethercott

Liberal

Ricardo "Rec" Candido

Lakas

Oliver "Orly" Angeles

Liberal

Reynaldo "Jr" Clemente Jr.

Liberal

Gilbert "Atorni" Muoz

Lakas

Enoc "Jayjay" Santos Jr.

Liberal

Efren Sulit

Liberal

Billy Ilaga

Liberal

Association of Barangay Chairmen (ABC)[edit]

2013-2016 Barangay Chairman

Barangay

Balatong A

Name

Laureano P. Sicat

Balatong B

Teresita SP. Ilagan

Cutcot

Rodolfo SA. Rivera

Dampol 1st

Oscar G. Gapac

Dampol 2nd-A

Aurora Q. Valencia

Dampol 2nd-B

Francisco F. de Jesus

Dulong Malabon Ruben C. Santos

Inaon

Alfredo M. Arceo

Longos

Armando P. Tandoy

Lumbac

Elena S. Andan

Paltao

Edgardo SA. Villanueva

Peabatan

Dennis L. Santos

Poblacion

Rodolfo E. Arceo
(won councilor)

Sta Peregrina

Jorge C. Santos Jr.

Sto Cristo

Dennis M. Cruz

Taal

Ramon F. Bonifacio

Tabon

Felino DR. Cruz

Tibag

Restituto T. Esguerra
(won councilor)

Tinejero

Manolito J. Peralta

Official seal[edit]

The official seal of the municipality of Pulilan serves as the towns identity for many years.Each of the
symbols incorporated into this emblem represents the glorious past of the town and its culture and
traditions. It includes the following:

The Kneeling Carabao - is where the town is famous of. Every 14 May, the feast of the Kneeling
Carabao is celebrated as a festival and at the same time a thanksgiving for their ever guiding
patron saint San Isidro Labrador.
San Isidro Labrador Parish Church - the home of their patron saint. This is the religious center of
the town where religious activities, particularly worship services are held.
Rice Fields - the major source of income in the municipality.
Nipa hut - the ancient house or residence of most of the Pulileos.
Mango tree - are abundant in the town and one of the major industry here.
Bamboo pieces - it serve as the border of the emblem.It also represents how Pulileos are
resilient and optimistic after all calamities.

Economy[edit]

Pulilan Public Market

The municipality of Pulilan has basically an agri-based economy.Farming,fishing,swine, and poultry

raising were the dominant economic industries and livelihood of the natives of the town prior to the
influx of industries towards the end of the century.

Major industries[edit]

Flowers/ornamental plants
Food/food processing
Garments
Gifts/House decors
Marble/marble processing
Poultry and hog raising
Furnitures

Tourism[edit]
Tourism is one of the emerging industry in the municipality of Pulilan.Every year, thousands of
tourists visited this magnificent town.Most of the tourists come to witness the Kneeling Carabao
Festival wherein the town is prominent.It is a bountiful occasion where different kinds of bufallos
such as carabaos led the parade in the streets of the town together with the street dancers,
marching bands and colorful floats.When they reach the church, they kneel in front of it as giving
respect to their saint.This spectacular yet remarkable festivity is held every 14 May, one day before
the feast of San Isidro Labrador, the town's patron saint.This is not only a tribute on their patron saint
but also to the carabaos for their hardwork during farming season.This festival is also a celebration
for a year-long bountiful harvest.Pulilan is not only well known for its festival but also famous
because of numerous tourist attractions located in the vicinity of the town.

San Isidro Labrador Parish Church[edit]

San Isidro Labrador Parish Church

San Isidro Labrador Parish Church is where the carabaos during the feast are made kneel as tribute
to the their patron saint.This is a 19th-century baroque church located at the Kabayanan or the
town's administrative center (Poblacion).It is also a famous pilgrimage site in Bulacan during the
Holy Week or "Kuaresma".The Museo San Ysidro Labrador is also situated here.(for more info
visit San Isidro Labrador Church).

Pulilan Municipal Trial Court[edit]

Museo de Pulilan is the new name of Pulilan Municipal Trial Court after it was restored in 2013.It is
also known by the locals as the former Gabaldon Building located in Barangay Poblacion near the
Municipal Hall Compound.Now, it is one of the famous tourist destinations not only in the
municipality but in the whole province of Bulacan because of its cultural and historical features.Inside
this museum are different sculptures,paintings and old documents about the history of the town.

Adriano Salvador Heritage House[edit]

Adriano Salvador Heritage House

It is dubbed as the "Malacaang of Pulilan",in 1908 this historical house served as the joint municipal
of two ancient towns of Quingua (Plaridel) and San Isidro (Pulilan).

Casanova-Aguirre Ancestral House[edit]

Casanova-Aguirre Ancestral House

This ancestral house is one of the most well-preserved old house in Bulacan.It is situated near the
boundaries of barangay Poblacion and Lumbac.This a famous tourist spot because of its preserved
beauty and scenic view.It is also known as the site of the 2006 Filipino romantic film, Moments of
Love starring Iza Calzado and Dingdong Dantes.

Aguirre Centennial House[edit]

This Centennial House is located inside the Butterfly Haven Resort and one of the main tourist
attraction inside the resort because of its unique and distinct architecture.This 100-year-old house is
owned by the family of Revenue Deputy Commissioner Lita Aguirre.

Other point of interest[edit]

Padre Pio Fortress

Pulilan Welcome Arch
Tabon Sun Signal Tower
Dampol Signal Tower
Pulilan Town Plaza
Municipal Hall of Pulilan
Bantayog ng Magsasaka (Top of Rural Bank of Florida)
Dambana ni San Isidro
Big Ben Farm
Pulilan Butterfly Haven (Poblacion)

Infrastructure[edit]
Transportation[edit]

Pulilan-Baliwag Highway

Pulilan can be accessed through private vehicles,jeepneys,tricycles and even buses.Public Utility
Jeepneys (PUJs) stationed in Robinsons Townville which have routes passing through Pulilan
Regional Road and several barangays to Lumbac,Dampol 2nd-B and to its nearby town of
Calumpit.While tricycles serve the interior of barangays and residential areas.
Major roads:

Pulilan Regional Road (Pulilan going to Calumpit)

Pulilan-Plaridel Diversion Road
Old Cagayan Valley Road
Doa Remedios Trinidad Highway (Pulilan going to Baliwag)
Pulilan NLEX Exit
Pulilan-Baliwag Diversion Road/commonly known as Pulilan Bypass Road (Under construction)

Health[edit]
Hospitals:

Our Lady of Mercy General Hospital (Longos)

Dr. Magdalena Reyes Memorial Hospital (formerly The Good Shepperd Hospital) (Poblacion)
F.M Cruz Orthopedic and General Hospital

Clinics:

Numerous Dental and Medical Clinics

Manalo-Cruz Medical (Maternity and Lying-in Clinic)
Roque-Baez Medical Clinic
St.Patrick Medical Clinic (Poblacion)
Bernardo-Cruz Medical Clinic
Ma.Trinity Diagnostic Center (Paltao)
Hilario Medical Clinic
Eye Clinic (Poblacion)
Pulilan Doctors
St. Claire Clinic
Milen Medical Clinic
Villa Mendoza Dental Clinic

Rural Health Units:

Rural Health Unit 1 - Poblacion

Rural Health Unit 2 - Cutcot

Education[edit]
Pulilan has numerous public and private-owned school where many of the Pulileos went to
study.Here are the list of some schools,academies,institutes and colleges that are located in Pulilan.

Bulacan State University Pulilan

Public Elementary and High Schools[edit]

No

Name

Location

Pulilan Central School

Poblacion

Marciano del Rosario Memorial Elementary School

Sto.Cristo Elementary School

Taal Elementary School

Rufino Cruz Memorial Elementary School

Inaon Elementary School

Sta.Peregrina Elementary School

Balatong B

Balatong Elementary School

Balatong A

Longos

Sto.Cristo

Taal

Dampol 1st

Inaon

No

Name

Location

Tabon Elementary School

Tabon

10

Dulong Malabon Elementary School

11

Segundo Esguerra Sr. Memorial Elementary School

Dampol 2nd A

12

Dampol 2nd B Elementary School

Dampol 2nd B

13

Sta.Peregrina High School

14

Dampol 2nd National High School

15

Bajet-Castillo High School

16

Engr. Virgilio V. Dionisio Memorial High School

Dulong Malabon

Balatong B

Dampol 2nd-A

Longos

Poblacion

Private Elementary and High Schools[edit]

No

Name

Location

Liceo de Pulilan Colleges High School

Longos

College of Our Lady of Mercy High School

Longos

Academia de Pulilan

Cutcot

Montessori School of Pulilan

Poblacion

Colegio de Santa Philomena

Paltao

No

Name

Location

Dear Jesus Montessori School

Sto.Cristo

His Sanctuary Christian Academy

Poblacion

Holy Angels Academy of Pulilan

Paltao

La Consolacion Montessori School of Pulilan Inc.

Poblacion

10

Padre Pio Colegio de Pulilan

Sto.Cristo

11

Mary Chile's Colleges of Arts and Sciences

12

Praise Christian Learning Academy

Dampol 2nd B

13

Pulilan Christian Revival Crusade Academy

Dampol 2nd B

14

Sang Wook International School

15

St.Dominic Academy

16

St.Gabriel Academy of Pulilan

17

St. Michael Academy Foundation

Colleges/Universities[edit]

Lumbac

Longos

Poblacion

Paltao

Dampol 1st

No

Name

Location

Bulacan State University Pulilan Campus (formerly Bethlehem Marian School of

Pulilan)

Paltao

Polytechnic University of the Philippines (Pulilan Campus)

Poblacion

College of Our Lady of Mercy of Pulilan Foundation Inc.

Longos

Next Generation Technological College (Pulilan Campus)

Cutcot

Liceo de Pulilan Colleges Inc.

Longos

Gallery[edit]

Overview of La Pulilan Resort and Angat River from Pulilan-Plaridel Bridge

Robinsons Townville Mall situated in Pulilan, Bulacan

Pulilan Municipal Trial Court

Kneeling Carabao Statue in Longos

View of Angat River

Gat.Jose P. Rizal Statue at Pulilan Plaza

Pulilan Gymnasium

Save the Unborn - Knights of Columbus Statue in front of San Isidro Parish Church