Highest Point View
Located at above sea level, this attraction used to be the highest point in the Philippine Highway System until it was surpassed by another spot in Tinoc, Ifugao in 2019. The location also provides a view of the mountains of …
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Located at above sea level, this attraction used to be the highest point in the Philippine Highway System until it was surpassed by another spot in Tinoc, Ifugao in 2019. The location also provides a view of the mountains of …
A geothermal hot spring next to a river can be reached via walking across rice terraces starting from Hungduan Elementary School. The road to the school however is not yet paved. Arrangements to visit will likely need to be made …
A contemporary stone attraction made through the traditional method of riprap and reinforced with concrete. Made from the concept of an Igorot child's fantasy of castles, the Igorot Stone Kingdom is meant to showcase Igorot culture and folklore.
Tranquil natural area full of trees, where visitors can walk, jog or rent horses to ride.
The village visitors go up to for a traditional tattoo. Whang-od lives here and is the last mambabatok, the local word for a traditional tattooist. People come to Barangay Buscalan, in Tinglayan, to meet her and to have the work …
Where the highland vegetables, strawberry jam, peanut brittle and woven blankets are cheapest.
A section of highway blasted the side of a limestone hill, with views of the Chico River on one side and a rock ceiling directly above in a semi-arch.
A section of highway blasted through the side of a limestone mountainside to create a hollowed-out arch.
The main church in Bontoc, built during the American period and a reminder that of the Protestant dominance in this part of the Cordilleras.
A three-tier cascade accessible through a trail with 536 steps from Khohang Garden.
A where one can learn about organic farming. The facility is the first training center established in the region dedicated to organic farming.
A collection of traditional houses showcasing indigenous Ifugao culture.
Kiangan'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.
A 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.
Francis is a great guide who knows 13 local dialects, he will take you up from Bontoc to the Kalinga tribes. Check out Buscalan where you can see Whang Od perform traditional tattoos, and other very remote villages.
Located at above sea level, it provides a panoramic view of Atok's vegetable terraces which includes the Naguey Rice Terraces in the west. Frost occurs in the area from December to February. The place was named after an American soldier …
Limestone sculpture of a lion by the Baguio chapter of the Lions Club. It is carved by Ifugao artist Anselmo Bayang Day-ag and is considered as the Baguio's "entrance marker" for tourists coming from south of the city.
This former R&R facility for American military personnel during the American occupation was turned over to the Philippine Government in 1991. Now under the auspices of the Bases Conversion & Development Authority (BCDA), Camp John Hay is a sort of …
Here you can find a beautiful bamboo sanctuary and demo farm. It was wonderful seeing various species of bamboo.
A stream called Tobog once flowed from Sitio Paligatto in Barangay Balawag into the Chico River. That stream's name became the source of the city's own name, Tabuk, after changes in spelling over time. Long before Spanish contact, Kalinga communities …
A mountain road that climbs past vegetable terraces from La Trinidad towards Mountain Province. It runs 150 kilometres from the city limit of Baguio to Bontoc, and 95 kilometres of it lie in Benguet, crossing eight towns. Its high point …