Morong folks use the Tagalog dialect with a singsong accent that is very contagious. Words, phrases, terms, and expressions that are not in the Tagalog dictionary have been embedded

The Manila East Lakeview Farms is one of the premier developments from the PrimeEast Group. The project boasts of simple farm living with today's subdivision amenities. 

Formerly known as Morong Town Plaza. For a long time, this Plaza was the venue for town’s annual sports league.  On 2010, the place was converted to a park where you can witness one of the arts of Mr. Pacheco, “Ang Pamilyang Magsasaka” sculpture. 

The Museo was established for the people of Morong as well as for all Filipinos. The Museo showcases the rich history and culture of the Moronguenos who descended from the river people and lakeshore dwellers around the Laguna de Bay (now Laguna Lake) long before the Spaniards came to colonize our land.

The home of Museong Pambayan ng Morong, is a historic building that sits on a declared historical site, was the seat of Government for the Distrito Politico Militar de Morong.” It was created in 1853, with the encomiendas carved out of “La Laguna” province and the districts North of the Lake.

Saint Jerome church was built by Chinese artisans in 1615 with stone and mortars. Its design was distinct from Chinese-Baroque Architecture. It has two Chinese lion sculptures at the entrance that serve as the storey façade and the octagonal bell tower of the church.