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Region I (Ilocos Region): Visit
Region in Luzon · 4 provinces and cities
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Sangbay Falls
It can be challenging for some to get there because of the 30-minute walk from the main road but the rewards at the other end are well worth the effort.
Saint Isidore the Farmer Parish Church
Burgos' main Roman Catholic church, built during the Spanish era in 1876.
Aglipay Mausoleum
Gregorio Aglipay, the founder of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente, is interred here, at the back of the Aglipayan Cathedral of Saint Mary.
Bolinao Falls
There are 3 falls in this area: Bolinao Falls 1, 2, and 3, all in a relative east-west line on the Bolinao River. Just follow the crowd or ask for directions if needed. Really nice curtain falls and emerald pools …
Balingasay River
Balingasay river is one of the rivers in the Philippines that is awarded as the cleanest river. The water is flowing from the sea so the water is salty specifically near the bridge where children are jumping into the river. …
Kudlap Burial Cave
A cave that was used as a precolonial burial ground. It was declared a national cultural treasure by the Philippine government in 1977.
Vijia Watchtower
The ruins of a Spanish-era coastal fortification meant to look out for pirates and foreign invaders.
Bacarra Municipal Hall
The seat of local government in Bacarra. Despite multiple renovations it has retained its original neo-classic façade.
Bacarra Belltower
Bacarra church's belltower was built during the Spanish era. Over the years it gradually tilted on its side due to earthquakes and its location on an alluvial plain with soft ground. In 1983, the church's dome collapsed in an earthquake, …
Namacpacan Church
A church of 1690 in Luna, declared a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines. Its titular is Saint Catherine of Alexandria. It is also the shrine for the image of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception …
Candon City Aquarium and Park
An aquarium and park that opened in 2025, the first of its kind in Ilocos Sur. It shows a wide range of marine life, including stingrays and coral reefs.
Candon Church
The city's parish church, built in the Earthquake Baroque style, with a four-storey octagonal bell tower. The tower alternates open and blind openings, carries a balustrade and is topped by a campanile. An Augustinian mission put the first church in …
Galvan Street
The street to eat on in Dagupan, and the centre for the local cooking. Pigar-pigar and kaleskes both started in this city, along with Bonuan boneless bangus. Dagupan calls itself the Bangus Capital of the Philippines and the Kitchen of …
Syquia Mansion
One of the oldest stone houses, or bahay na bato, in Vigan, now open as a museum. Justo Angco built it in 1830 and gave it as a dowry when his daughter married Gregorio Syquia in 1875. The ground floor …
Kabigan Falls
A waterfall of about 27 metres that drops into a bowl-shaped basin in thick forest. It stands in Barangay Balaoi in Pagudpud, and the trail in starts near Bantay Abot Cave. With the improved access road of 900 metres, the …
Plaza Salcedo dancing fountain
A free water and light show on the plaza in the evenings. The plaza is the longer arm of an L-shaped open space and is the town centre, named after the Spanish conquistador Juan de Salcedo. With Plaza Burgos it …
Balungao Hilltop Adventure and Hot and Cold Spring Resort
Hot and cold pools in which to immerse yourself. Zip line. Hiking trails to nearby Mount Bulangao.
Barangay Pagpartian
Where the great conquistador Juan de Salcedo landed when he arrived in Vigan through the Mestizo River. Also the site of the city slaughterhouse, built during the Spanish Era (for which the barangay is named).
Bateria Watchtower
A stout, Spanish-era watchtower meant to guard against pirates and foreign invaders from the South China Sea. The site was declared a National Cultural Treasure by the Philippine government in 2015.
Malacañang of the North
President Marcos' official residence in Ilocos Norte, with a veranda overlooking Paoay Lake. Sequestered by the government following his overthrow in 1986, it was turned into a museum about him and his living conditions, although the exhibits mention nothing about …
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