Pata Lighthouse
A lighthouse overlooking the mouth of the Pata River, which separates Claveria from the town of Sanchez-Mira to the east.
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Jed's Island Resort
A sprawling resort complex featuring 11 swimming pools, statues of popular cartoon characters and overnight accommodation.
Calumpit Church
Calumpit's main Roman Catholic church, built during the 17th century. Its facade resembles a wedding cake due to ornamentations made by local artists.
Sumlang Lake
Offers a peaceful retreat where calm waters mirror the majestic Mayon Volcano, creating a soothing atmosphere ideal for relaxation, reflection and scenic photography.
Hoyop-hoyopan Cave
Windy ancient caves used as a WWII refuge & typhoon shelter with bats, stalactites & stalagmites.
Tambobong Beach
Creamy white sand and lots of boats. Has some secluded coves, too, but unfortunately also some litter problems sometimes.
Bueno Hot Springs
Deep yourself in two natural hot springs which were modified to fill two concrete pools of 60-90 cm (2-3 ft) of water. Water temperatures range from 45-49.5°C (113-121°F) and has a neutral pH level of 5.5.
Freedom Park (Daet)
A sight at F. Pimentel Avenue, Daet. Hours: Open 24 hours. Entry: Free.
Bancal Ecopark
An ecotourism park along the Bancal River featuring kayaking trips and tours of the mangroves at the nearby estuary.
Saint Monica Parish Church
Botolan's main Roman Catholic church, built during the Spanish era in 1736 with a triangular facade.
Ina Poonbato Shrine
A shrine dedicated to the venerated Marian image of Ina Poonbato (Mother Lord of the Rocks), a sculpture of the Virgin May discovered on a rock by Aeta villagers in the 1600s and relocated following the Pinatubo eruption in 1991. …
Mount Kalbaryo
A hilltop Catholic shrine involving a flight of 288 steps to see a grotto of the Virgin Mary and a Cross.
Our Lady of La Porteria Parish Church
A Spanish-era Roman Catholic church in downtown Calabanga.
Rizal Shrine
A hillside monument to the national hero, Jose Rizal, commissioned by a Jordanian turned Filipino citizen in gratitude for having been rescued by a Filipino migrant worker went he went missing in the Saudi desert. It contains the second-largest statue …
Biwag Shrine
A makeshift shrine featuring a tacky statue of Biwag, a folklorical giant. Offerings of gin and cigarettes are commonly left at the shrine, while a celebration is also held to commemorate Biwag on the feast day of Barangay Tallag, also …
Cabagan Triangle Park
A small park in the middle of a road junction. It features a clock tower using LED screens and a statue of a horse-drawn carriage (calesa), a monument to Cabagan being one of the few places in the country to …
Shrine of Saint Andrew Kim
A Catholic shrine dedicated to Andrew Kim Taegon, a 19th century Korean priest who served in the area before returning to his homeland, where he was martyred for his beliefs. The chapel resembles an East Asian pagoda, while the gardens …
Bontoc Museum
Bontoc museum is a must-see if you are only stopping briefly into town. It has many great pictures and artifacts from the local tribes.
Patar White Sand Beach
One of those knockout beaches that make a lot of lists for reason of its beauty and warm, calm, tropical surf.
Sibul Nature Spring Resort
A waterpark run by the municipal government that uses cold water from a natural spring supplied by the Mount Natib massif.
Gintung Pakpak Ecopark
An ecotourism venue at the foot of Mount Arayat featuring forest groves and a man-made reservoir.
Nuestra Señora del Pilar Church
Alaminos' main Roman Catholic church, dating back to the Spanish colonial era near the municipal hall. Its patron is the Nuestra Señora del Pilar, after an image of it was retrieved from a town well.
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