Ambon-Ambon Falls
A cascade along the Pangil River that literally means "Drizzle-Drizzle" in Filipino.
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A cascade along the Pangil River that literally means "Drizzle-Drizzle" in Filipino.
A small wharf over the Pakil River with panoramic views of Laguna de Bay and Pakil town itself.
The remains of a precolonial burial site where many of Pila's antiquities were discovered. As the site stands on a private lot, access is erratic and on a case-by-case basis with the owners and caretakers.
One of the oldest Aglipayan churches in the Philippines, built in 1932.
The administrative building of the town's main primary school is an American-era bungalow (commonly known as the Gabaldon) that is among the recognized national treasures in Pila.
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 …
A memorial to the 1899 battle set inside a small, tree-lined park featuring a mural depicting the event.
A rare 19th-century octagonal chapel. Built on the former municipal cemetery beside the church, it now lies in the middle of a residential block after the cemetery was moved to outside downtown for hygienic reasons.
A marker erected in 1985 to commemorate the end of Japanese occupation of Bicol and the start of stronger Filipino-Japanese relations.
A gorge named in part because it resembles the setting from the film Avatar (the one with blue aliens).
A Spanish-era Roman Catholic barangay chapel, built in 1838 and repaired following damage caused by the 2019 earthquake.
An ecotourism site promoting rural culture, although the view is somewhat spoiled by the presence of industrial warehouses nearby. The complex has a reconstructed colonial-era mansion containing a museum about farm life and temporary exhibitions of folk art.
Dubbed as the "Malacañang of Pulilan", in 1908 this historical house served as the joint municipal seat of government of the two adjoining towns of Quingua (Plaridel) and Pulilan.
It’s a nice memorial to read about its history. The memorial does a great job conveying the history.
Puerto Princesa's main commercial strip where one can find various shops, banks, restaurants, and budget inns.
A good example of a true correctional institute, the Iwahig Penal Colony is more of a farming community rather than a prison. Inmates often live with their families and are allowed to toil their farms to earn a living. Carving …
With native Palawan butterflies is about half-way to the Croc Farm (above) and along the same road. Open 7 days a week from 8AM to 5PM. Entry is .
A 75-foot (22-m) limestone formation in the middle of farmlands and karst forests located near the Underground River. Main activities in the site include spelunking and zip line.
A small dive shop known for its friendly instructors and personalized service. They offer PADI courses from beginner to Assistant Instructor level, as well as snorkeling trips, kayak rentals, and beach BBQ experiences.