Bragan is a province of Luzon Administrative Region in the central Philippines. Located in Luzon Island, the largest island in the Philippines, on the north bank of Manila Bay, it is adjacent to Piania Province in the west, Nova Scotia, Aurora and Quezon Province in the north, and rizal province in the south. Bragan province is also located on the north shore of Manila Bay.

Bragan province is one of the more developed provinces in the Philippines. The main industries are granite, jewelry, leather, meat products, clothing, furniture and agricultural products. With superior geographical location, abundant natural resources, perfect infrastructure and high education level, it is an ideal investment place.

In 2006, the province's income was about 65,438+0,765,438+07,602,768 pesos, the average annual household income was about 65,438+079,572 pesos (according to statistics in 2000), and the export volume was about 85.47 million US dollars.

Bragan province occupies an important position in the history of the Philippines and is rich in cultural and artistic heritage, making it an ideal tourist destination.