Region in Luzon · 7 provinces and cities
The Museum of Cordilleran Sculpture was founded by George and Candida Ida Schenk over 30 years ago, and evolved from a small antique store in Manila, into dream to preserve a culture that is slowly dying. There are over 1,000 …
A 19th century Baroque church in Barangay Poblacion, Tayum, declared a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines in 2001 along with 25 other Spanish era churches. Secular priests, not friars, founded and built it to Christianize …
A Chinese temple run by a Chinese Filipino religious group of the same name, which draws on several traditions at once. Its five patron saints stand for Taoism, Confucianism, Islam, Christianity and Buddhism. Chinese immigrants from Taishan led by Ng …
Limestone outcrops over the strawberry fields. The gate charges 60 pesos and opens at seven.
A tall waterfall reached by a steep walk down through rice terraces from Banga-an.
A pair of caves (Bat and Labrynth) with an underground river and waterfall.
Bontoc museum is a must-see if you are only stopping briefly into town. It has many great pictures and artifacts from the local tribes.
A park commemorating the 40th sisterhood ties between the province of Benguet and Kochi prefecture of Japan located within Haight's Place. At least 34 cherry blossom trees were planted in the area in mid-2016. A future tourist destination especially among …
A mountain of 2,310 metres on the border of Benguet and Mountain Province, about 100 kilometres north of Baguio and reached from the Halsema Highway. Pine forest and mossy oak forest cover the slopes. It has been a national park …
Established in 1986, the cemetery is a stopover for motorists coming from Tuguegarao who are attracted by the various and sometimes wacky sculptures and artworks on top of the graves to commemorate those interred, ranging from everyday tools to signify …
A section of highway blasted through the side of a limestone mountainside to create a hollowed-out arch.
The oldest barangay of Tabuk, it served as the town center during the American era. It is one of the few settlements in the Cordilleras with a mostly intact colonial center with two-story houses made of wood mostly dating from …
A three-tiered cascade named after a local word for "slice", a reference to the area being in a hunting ground.
A large boulder along the Balangbang River held together by three smaller rocks. According to legend, Mayoyao will remain prosperous as long as the boulder stays in its position.
A mountainside garden with pine trees and a viewdeck overlooking A'pfaw Mahencha Falls.
The seat of local government in Mayoyao, strategically overlooking a cliffside with views of the surrounding mountains.
Educational tours are available for tourists at the regional agricultural university. Tourists can learn about organic farming through tours in the university's demonstration farms and gardens as well as shop for souvenirs
Inspired by the favela paintings in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, it is a community artwork formed by paintwork of about two hundred houses in the sitios of Stonehill, Botiwtiw, and Sadjap. It was conceptualized by local artist troupe, Tam-awan Artist …
A mountain ridge marking the boundary between the barangays of Bitu and Anao that is said to resemble the silhouette of a partially-laid down woman. Hikers climb to the summit to enjoy the views during sunrise.
The second highest mountain in Ifugao after Mount Pulag, with a height of . Climbers risk the extraordinarily difficult climb to view the sunrise at its summit, as well as its mossy forests. The mountain was also used as a …
A pristine lake which is said to have inundated a village as part of a curse according to local legend.