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Region I (Ilocos Region): Visit
Region in Luzon · 4 provinces and cities
Saint Lawrence Parish Church
Bangui's main Roman Catholic church, built in 1877 and extensively renovated since then.
Bolo Beach
Local beach at about where the Hundred Islands start, but may have to pay and also it is not as serene as some (e.g. seaweed, dirty toilets).
Gregorio Aglipay National Shrine
The burial place of Gregorio Aglipay, in a complex that also holds the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Philippine Independent Church. Aglipay (1860 to 1940) was a Catholic priest who served as military chaplain during the Philippine Revolution of …
A 2-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Burgos (Ilocos Norte) guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check …
Santa Maria Church
A brick church on a hill above the town, listed by UNESCO on December 11, 1993 as one of the four Baroque Churches of the Philippines. It was built to work as a fort as well as a church, and …
Mestizo District
offers a wonderful glimpse into the Philippines' colonial past. The ancestral houses were mostly built by Chinese traders using a mixture of local, Asian and Spanish architectural styles. Movie fans recognize the streets from the movie Born on the Fourth …
Cabulalaan Hills
A series of rolling foothills of the Cordillera Mountains that have become a popular hiking destination.
Santo Cristo Milagroso Chapel
A chapel built by the cove where the Santo Cristo Milagroso was said to have washed up in 1620 from Japan, where it had been hidden away by Christians being persecuted by the Tokugawa Shogunate. At the same time, a …
Dupagan Falls
A cascade along a gorge that is also used as a hydropower source for a nearby plant.
Saint Stephen Protomartyr Parish Church
San Esteban's main Roman Catholic church, built in a Baroque style during the Spanish era.
Saint Vincent Ferrer Parish Church
Church and convent dating to 1619 in the town of Bayambang, a town founded in the 16th century that was fifth capital of the Revolutionary Philippine Republic and which is known for its Malangsi Fishtival (tilapia grilling festival).
San Carlos Plaza
City park, Safe for visiting hour since police were there as well to help and assist.
Patapat Viaduct
Elevated viaduct hugging the cliff of the North Cordillera Mountain Range along the sea that is sometimes referred to as the "French Riviera of the North". Along the expanse is Mabugabog Falls used for hydroelectric power. The viaduct is part …
Dos Hermanos Islands
Sea stacks with caves noted for seaweed "gamet" harvesting and tropical fisheries.
Narvacan Tobacco Farmer's Tourism Park & Commercial Complex
A sprawling mixed-use commercial and tourism complex featuring a farmers' market, civic monuments, a dancing fountain, and a replica of the shipwrecked vessel carrying the Spanish conquerors of Narvacan.
Mount Noah
A towering hill with views over Sulvec Cove, the Cordillera Mountains and downtown Narvacan.
Paraiso ni Juan
Meaning "Juan's Paradise", it is a grotto built on top of a protruding rock off Sulvec Beach, itself a popular swimming spot, marking the spot where the Spanish conquistadores who first arrived in Narvacan were shipwrecked. It is a picturesque …
Baba's Eco Farm
Baba’s Eco Farm is a recommended place of experience for plant lovers, artists and art lovers, green advocates and even to the public with interest in a new quiet landscape to relax in and to take pictures of.
Virgin's Well
A natural spring said to be endowed with miraculous powers by Our Lady of Manaoag.
Our Farm Republic
A sight at Barangay, Sitio Mangga, Barangay, Mangatarem - Urbiztondo Rd, Mangatarem. Hours: 8:30AM - 5PM.
Darigayos Beach
The most famous beach in Luna, featuring white sands along a cove and ideal surfing conditions.
Santo Rosario Cave System
If you're a fan of cave adventures, exploring the Santo Rosario Cave System is for you. Though visitors are required to crouch down and carefully navigate themselves past the cave’s small entrance. Bats are flying around and the path inside …
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- Bring cash: many gates and boats do not take cards.
- Take your trash with you.