Region in Luzon · 5 provinces and cities
This concrete water tank has been a landmark in Santiago City since the early 1970s. It is almost 30 meters high, and towers over the whole city, visible from almost anywhere. It was constructed through the help of then Congressman …
Chavayan's Roman Catholic chapel, built with a Baroque facade and a thatched roof during the Spanish era.
The idjang is an Ivatan word for the elevated and fortified settlements that existed in Batanes before Spanish colonization. The one in Sabtang, situated on a triangular-shaped hill, has been the one most extensively studied by archaeologists.
Like Chavayan, it is a barangay in the east-central section of Sabtang composed of traditional stone houses that also forms the typical postcard pictures of Batanes.
Savidug's Roman Catholic chapel, built in a Baroque style during the Spanish era.
A Hollywood-inspired sign spelling the town's name, built on top of a hill with panoramic views over the town center.
A local natural protected area along the Zinundungan River featuring pristine rivers, waterfalls, caves and forests.
Asia's first suspension bridge, built in 1978. It spans the Cagayan River at Lallo and is long. The hanging bridge links Cagayan and the Ilocos Region by the scenic Patapat Road.
UNESCO World Heritage Site. Various sizes of shell middens carbon dated from 2000 BC to 100 AD
A nunnery run by the Order of Saint Clare that opens to pilgrims seeking to fulfill vows to pray in seven to 14 churches as part of the Visita Iglesia ritual during Holy Week.
A monumental office complex. In the courtyard is a statue of the province's longest serving governor, Faustino Dy Sr. At the back is the governor's official residence, known simply as Balai (House).
There are guided tours where visitors can see the mechanized process of how Coca-Cola is produced.
A small cove containing the Ubing-Ubing Rock formation, said in local legend to be the child of the couple turned into the Lakay-Lakay and Baket-baket formations who was also turned into stone by the same curse that struck his parents.
An observation point on a hilly stretch of the highway overlooking Cabicungan Bay and downtown Claveria. This should not be confused with an older viewdeck a few meters on the same road that has now been abandoned and overgrown.
A pair of rock formations at the edge of a cape that separates Taggat Lagoon from Cabicungan Bay, named after a local legend about a couple that was turned into stone by a curse and are now the said rock …
The park is spacious and has a lot of different things to offer. The plants looks beautiful and the park is well taken care for.
A multi-arched bridge that took nearly 10 years to build, only to collapse a month after its opening in 2025. After repairs, it reopened a year later to light vehicles. Despite this, the structure retains its imposing look and provides …
The ruins of a towering structure that used to be an oven (horno) for making bricks during construction of the parish church during the Spanish era, which was not completed due to the Philippine Revolution. The present church is of …
A series of rock formations along a gorge of the Pared River. It also has a hanging bridge.
A museum featuring colonial-era Roman Catholic artefacts inside the Lyceum of Aparri campus.