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Hallow Ridge Golf Course
Golf course south of Manila, popular hangout by foreigners and locals. Hilly course with a slightly mild climate, but playing is a challenge due to terrain and occasional rain. Has a Japanese and Korean restaurant.
Old San Pablo City Hall
Built in a neo-classical style, this imposing structure is one of the few surviving civic buildings in the Philippines from the pre-World War II era. It contains a small museum on the history of San Pablo.
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
The main church in Bontoc, built during the American period and a reminder that of the Protestant dominance in this part of the Cordilleras.
Avilon Zoo
The largest zoo in the Philippines in terms of land area and collection of animals.
George Point
A dinosaur-themed nature park with large animatronic dinosaur statues, swimming pools, children's playground and overnight accommodations.
Piat Hill Viewpont
A Hollywood-inspired sign spelling the town's name, built on top of a hill with panoramic views over the town center.
Tangilad Dam
An irrigation dam on the foothills of Mount Natib with views of the surrounding lowlands and Bataan National Park.
Ambon-Ambon Falls
A cascade along the Pangil River that literally means "Drizzle-Drizzle" in Filipino.
Estaca
A small wharf over the Pakil River with panoramic views of Laguna de Bay and Pakil town itself.
Pinagbayanan Crematorium
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.
IFI Saint Anthony Parish
One of the oldest Aglipayan churches in the Philippines, built in 1932.
Pila Elementary School
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.
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 …
Jesus, the Good Shepherd Parish Church
A sight at Cannery Rd., Brgy. Cannery Site, Polomolok.
Battle of Quingua Memorial
A memorial to the 1899 battle set inside a small, tree-lined park featuring a mural depicting the event.
Simborio Chapel
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.
Filipino - Japanese Friendship Landmark
A marker erected in 1985 to commemorate the end of Japanese occupation of Bicol and the start of stronger Filipino-Japanese relations.
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