Kiangan in 3 days

A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Kiangan guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours and prices before you go.

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Day 1

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Morning Nagacadan Rice TerracesA rice terrace complex covering of mountain slopes. It is one of five rice terrace complexes in Ifugao included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, but is overlooked by tourists in favor of the more accessible ones in Banaue.Directions —

Late morning Imbuliklik RockA giant roadside boulder large enough to accommodate a viewdeck on top. It overlooks a highway curve and provides panoramic views of the Nagacadan Rice Terraces.Directions —

Afternoon National Museum of the Philippines - CordilleraThe regional branch of the National Museum of the Philippines system, featuring artefacts on Cordilleran natural history, art, ethnography and culture. Hours: 8AM–5PM; closed Mon.Directions —

Day 2

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Morning Saint Joseph's ChurchKiangan's main Roman Catholic church. Its present octagonal and spired structure dates back from 1956, when it was rebuilt by Belgian missionaries following its destruction in World War II.Directions —

Late morning Ambuwaya LakeA pristine lake which is said to have inundated a village as part of a curse according to local legend.Directions —

Afternoon Uto FallsA secluded cascade.Directions —

Day 3

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Morning Mount KapuganA towering peak.Directions —

Late morning Bagnit FallsA cascade whose waters irrigate the rice terraces downstream.Directions —

Afternoon Pangagawan CavesA pair of caves (Bat and Labrynth) with an underground river and waterfall.Directions —

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