Crisologo Museum
The Crisologo family house, kept as it was, with the car in which Congressman Floro Crisologo's family travelled.
Region in Luzon · 4 provinces and cities
The Crisologo family house, kept as it was, with the car in which Congressman Floro Crisologo's family travelled.
The town's main tourist attraction, it is a cascade along the upper reaches of the Baroro River at the boundary with the municipality of Bagulin. The waterfalls are commonly included in package tours from San Juan and a common itinerary …
Half-moon bay tucked away below Maira-ira Point with Nacatnagan Cliff to the east and Dos Hermanos in the north. Here thick forest meets crystal blue waters and fine white sand.
The Cacupangan Cave System proudly features four kilometres of stalagmite and stalactites beautifully carved by nature for centuries. In order for visitors to enter the cave, they have to carefully trek through a rough road and avoid the slightly jagged …
Perhaps the most well-known beach in Burgos, Cabongaoan Beach is pleasantly sandy, with little to no rocks prickling visitors’ feet as they pad about. The beach is also known to have tidal pools both shallow and deep, and a viewpoint …
A museum dedicated to President Marcos and his achievements, but avoids its excesses. It also used to house the president's preserved remains inside an airconditioned separate mausoleum building, although doubts persisted on whether the wax-looking cadaver on display was the …
A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Bolinao guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours …
An urban beach park on the Bonuan shore, with a long baywalk that cyclists use along Lingayen Gulf. General MacArthur landed on this coast in the Second World War, and the city built the MacArthur Landing Park by the beach …
The lighthouse that marks the northwesternmost point of Luzon, first lit on March 30, 1892 and still in service. The octagonal stone tower is 20 metres tall and stands on Vigia de Nagpartian Hill, above the cape that early galleons …
An extensive stretch of cream-colored sand running to Biak na Bato (Mapisi Rock), a rock formation marking the boundary with the town of Santiago. There is a marker commemorating a clandestine US submarine shipment of weapons to anti-Japanese guerrillas in …
A beachside memorial to the time when Darigayos Beach hosted Camp Spencer, the operational headquarters of American and Filipino forces during the Battle of Bessang Pass in 1945 during World War II.
This Roman Catholic church was established in 1746 in a Baroque architectural style.
The highlight of the area serving as the embarkation point to the Hundred Islands but also a seafront venue with stores, restaurants, a miniature model of the islands, and a very peculiar lighthouse with stairs wrapping around the outside of …
A 2-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's San Carlos (Pangasinan) guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check …
A lighthouse of 1905 on the cape at Bolinao, the second highest in the country after Cape Bojeador. The tower stands 30.78 metres high on ground 107 metres above the sea, and a group of American, British and Filipino engineers …
The surf beach behind the province's tourism boom, in Barangay Urbiztondo in San Juan. Surfers were already here when, from the mid-2000s to the early 2010s, new owners began opening art hostels and coffee shops in San Juan and in …
The highest mountain in La Union, with a height of . Its summit offers views extending as far as Benguet.
Go mountain biking along this challenging vertical route that features a Christian shrine and breathtaking views at the top.
Largest Catholic church in the Philippines during the late 18th century, founded in 1773, but had to be rebuilt in 1890.
Narvacan's main Roman Catholic church, built during the Spanish era in the Baroque style.
A ridge that is popular among hikers and motorists for the dramatic coastal views along Manila North Road. While most of the park is located in Santa, its southern tip lies at Barangay Sulvec in Narvacan.
The main Roman Catholic church of downtown Bugallon.
A quiet space surrounded by many trees as well as mangroves. You can lounge around the sand or play beach volleyball. On some areas, cooking is allowed so visitors can bring food without paying a corkage fee.
Creamy white sand and lots of boats. Has some secluded coves, too, but unfortunately also some litter problems sometimes.
One of those knockout beaches that make a lot of lists for reason of its beauty and warm, calm, tropical surf.