Region I (Ilocos Region): Visit

Region in Luzon · 4 provinces and cities

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Bacarra, Ilocos Norte by an editor

Lazo Ancestral Home

A well-preserved Spanish-era residence built for one of Bacarra's elite families.

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Bangui, Ilocos Norte by an editor

Sentinela Hill

During the Spanish era, a redbrick watchtower was placed on top of the hill as a lighthouse and watchtower against marauding Moro pirates and foreign navies, hence the hill's name. The watchtower has been carefully preserved.

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Garden San Fernando City, La Union by an editor

La Union Botanical Garden

A garden of 10 hectares in Barangay Cadaclan, 8 kilometres out from the city. It grows rare plants and it also works as a sanctuary for wild animals. The La Union Science Centrum and Museum stands in the same barangay, …

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Resort Laoag City, Ilocos Norte by an editor

Fort Ilocandia

A hotel and resort that draws both foreign and Filipino visitors: the first five-star hotel in the north of the country, and still the only one.

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Market Batac City, Ilocos Norte by an editor

Batac Riverside Empanadaan

A retail and dining centre built for visitors, where the Batac empanada is what you come to eat. Empanada is the city's main commodity, and the stalls sell souvenirs and other local products as well. The city celebrates the same …

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Museum Pangasinan, Region I (Ilocos Region) by an editor

Casa Real, Lingayen

The old seat of the provincial government in Lingayen, and since 2023 the home of the Banaan Pangasinan Provincial Museum. Under Spanish rule the alcalde mayor governed the province from this building, and the judge of the Court of First …

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Monument Ilocos Sur, Region I (Ilocos Region) by an editor

Bessang Pass

The mountain pass where Filipino soldiers beat the Imperial Japanese Army, kept now as a protected area and a war memorial. Troops of the United States Army Forces in the Philippines Northern Luzon won the Battle of Bessang Pass on …

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Workshop Vigan City, Ilocos Sur by an editor

Pagburnayan jar factory

Workshops where burnay jars are still thrown on a foot-turned wheel and fired in a wood kiln.

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