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Region II (Cagayan Valley): Visit
Region in Luzon · 5 provinces and cities
Mount Annaguan
The highest peak in town, at . The summit holds views of the town as well as the neighboring provinces of Apayao and Kalinga.
Mapurao Beach
A white sand beach which despite its location in the mainland, is only accessible through a boat ride from Port San Vicente to the adjacent Jerolynda Resort.
Nassiping Church ruins
Built during the Spanish era and dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, this was the Roman Catholic parish church of Nassiping when it was a separate municipality. After Nassiping was annexed by Gattaran, the church fell into ruin, but somehow …
Saint Rose of Lima Parish Church
Gamu's Roman Catholic parish church, built in the Baroque style during the Spanish era in the 18th century.
Isabela Museum and Library
Housed in the old provincial capitol building, the museum has a collection on the province's history and culture.
Pata Lighthouse
A lighthouse overlooking the mouth of the Pata River, which separates Claveria from the town of Sanchez-Mira to the east.
Rizal Shrine
A hillside monument to the national hero, Jose Rizal, commissioned by a Jordanian turned Filipino citizen in gratitude for having been rescued by a Filipino migrant worker went he went missing in the Saudi desert. It contains the second-largest statue …
Biwag Shrine
A makeshift shrine featuring a tacky statue of Biwag, a folklorical giant. Offerings of gin and cigarettes are commonly left at the shrine, while a celebration is also held to commemorate Biwag on the feast day of Barangay Tallag, also …
Cabagan Triangle Park
A small park in the middle of a road junction. It features a clock tower using LED screens and a statue of a horse-drawn carriage (calesa), a monument to Cabagan being one of the few places in the country to …
Dupax del Sur Church
An 18th-century Baroque church in Barangay Dopaj, and a National Cultural Treasure since July 2001. The National Museum listed the whole complex, not the church alone. Saint Vincent Ferrer is the patron, and people here call it Dupax Church. Father …
Tuao Viewdeck
An observation post on the hilly boundary with Kalinga province that offers views of the surrounding Chico River valley.
Cagayan Provincial Capitol
The headquarters of the provincial government of Cagayan, housed inside a sprawling gated complex.
Horno Ruins
A Spanish-era brick kiln located at Barangay Bagumbayan. This was used to fire bricks to be used for various structures during the Spanish colonial era in Tuguegarao such as the Tuguegarao Cathedral and the San Jacinto chapel. It is found …
Calvary Hills and The Chapel of Transfiguration
The place offers a pilgrimage venue for the Holy Week where life-size Stations of the Cross are presented from the foot of the hill going all the way up to the top where a Chapel was so designed to face …
Chavayan
The main draw in Sabtang, it is a community (barangay) composed of houses built in the traditional Ivatan way and composed of stone and thatch roofs in the southern part of the island. It is where most postcard images of …
Chamantad-Tinyan Viewpoint
An elevated sport along the National Road with views of the surrounding cliffs, coves and roaring ocean, set amid a background of rolling hills and grasslands. Beware of droppings from grazing goats and cattle.
Anguib Beach
A white sand beach with generally calm waters due to the presence of barrier reefs.
Cross in the Sky
A built on top of Black Hill. It is accessible following a climb and offers panoramic views of the town, including the Basilica.
Black Water Lagoon
More of a brackish pond than an actual lagoon, it forms the nucleus of the People's Integrated Agri-Tourism Center, which serves as the town's municipal park.
Ilagan City Welcome Monument
A sight at Maharlika Highway, Alibagu, Ilagan City. Hours: Open 24 hours. Entry: Free.
Giant rocking chair
This, the largest in the world, was constructed within 29 days with a cost of .
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- Take your trash with you.