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Bale Pinaud
A nipa (pawid)-roofed residence built in the early 1900s for the David-Siongco family, whose members have produced senior clergy members, journalists and other intellectuals who have influenced cultural discourse in the Philippines.
Saint Anthony Falls
A two-tier waterfall that was partially dammed upstream to create rock basins for swimming.
Laya at Diwa
Meaning "Freedom and Spirit", it is a granite monument depicting a grouping of upright nude figures at the entrance to Cavite State University and surrounded by a wide park that is the only area of the campus open to the …
Battle of Alapan National Monument
Houses a giant flagpole with the Philippines flag. This site commemorates the Battle of Alapan, where the Philippine flag was first raised during the Philippine Revolution.
Isabela Provincial Capitol
A monumental office complex. In the courtyard is a statue of the province's longest serving governor, Faustino Dy Sr. At the back is the governor's official residence, known simply as Balai (House).
Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines Ilagan plant
There are guided tours where visitors can see the mechanized process of how Coca-Cola is produced.
Saint Joseph the Worker Parish
Located on the second-highest point in Gasan, the church has a viewing platform with wonderful views of the town center below. A grand new church—believed to be the biggest in Marinduque—has replaced the old church (which was converted into an …
Sentinela Cove
A small cove containing the Ubing-Ubing Rock formation, said in local legend to be the child of the couple turned into the Lakay-Lakay and Baket-baket formations who was also turned into stone by the same curse that struck his parents.
Claveria Viewdeck
An observation point on a hilly stretch of the highway overlooking Cabicungan Bay and downtown Claveria. This should not be confused with an older viewdeck a few meters on the same road that has now been abandoned and overgrown.
Lakay-Lakay and Baket-Baket Rock Formations
A pair of rock formations at the edge of a cape that separates Taggat Lagoon from Cabicungan Bay, named after a local legend about a couple that was turned into stone by a curse and are now the said rock …
Parish and National Shrine of Our Lady of Sorrows
The main Roman Catholic church in Dolores.
Calumpit Municipal Hall
A rare Art Deco civic building sometimes used as a stand-in for period films and TV series.
Quitinday Green Hills Formation Reserve
A sight at Barangay Quitinday, Camalig. Hours: Open 24 hours.
Saint John the Baptist Parish Church
Camalig's main Roman Catholic church, built in a Baroque style during the Spanish era.
Albay Farmers Bounty Village
It is a 15-hectare, one-stop farmers' complex that serves as a learning facility, recreation, entrepreneurship, and tourism site.
Japanese Tunnel
An L-shaped tunnel used as an arsenal by the Japanese Imperial Army during the World War II. It measures long and around deep below the ground. It was built by Japanese during WW2. Interesting place to visit once you’re at …
Green Lava
A grassland at the foot of a gully of Mayon Volcano accessible only via an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) tour.
FarmPlate
Brings a lively countryside experience through its wide-open landscapes, farm-to-table dining, and engaging activities that highlight the richness of Bicolano agriculture and local culture.
National River Park Corridor
A 1.4-kilometer park along the Cutcut River at New Clark City.
Ermita de Porta Vaga Historical Monument
The chapel housing the Porta Vaga image stood on this site until it was destroyed by World War II bombing, although fortunately, the Porta Vaga image was safely hidden away in Manila. This is a miniature of the original chapel's …
President Corazon Aquino Boulevard
A sight at Barrio Bagasbas, Daet. Hours: Open 24 hours. Entry: Free.
Meraki Garden
The park is spacious and has a lot of different things to offer. The plants looks beautiful and the park is well taken care for.
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