Isabela is a province in Region II (Cagayan Valley), Luzon, the Philippines.

What is the population of Isabela?

Isabela had 1,733,048 people in the 2020 census of the Philippine Statistics Authority.

What are the places to visit in Isabela?

Places to visit in Isabela include Alicia Church, Dunoy Lake, Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park, Tumauini Church.

Where to eat in Isabela?

Places to eat in Isabela include ARWANGAN Bistro Cafe, ASIF BIRYANI HOUSE, Ala Eh! Resto, Alconcer's Panciteria.

Isabela: what to see, eat and do

About Isabela

Emilio Aguinaldo's flight from the Americans ended at Palanan on the Pacific coast of Isabela in 1901, which is about as far from anywhere as the country gets. The rest of the province is the rice and corn granary of Luzon, flat valley floor through the middle and rolling ground at the edges. Ilagan is the capital of what is, by land area, the second largest province in the country.

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Where Isabela is

17.0000, 122.0000

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Visit

Alicia ChurchAn 18th century heritage church.

Dunoy LakeAn isolated lake reachable only by a four-hour hike or by motorcycling on a single-lane trail, it is home to the endemic Philippine crocodile, which was rediscovered in …

Northern Sierra Madre Natural ParkAn extensive protected area covering a large swathe of the Sierra Madre Mountains from the boundary with Cagayan to San Mariano town. Home to the indigenous Agta/Dumagat tribes, …

Tumauini ChurchA Baroque church of red brick, inside and out, and a National Cultural Treasure. It became a parish of its own, separate from Cabagan, in 1751, under the …

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