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Museo Ilocos Norte
Small museum showcasing artifacts & other items exploring local & regional culture & heritage.
Hungduan Eco-village
A collection of traditional houses showcasing indigenous Ifugao culture.
San Diego de Alcala Park
A small recreational space built on top of a limestone hill overlooking Lamon Bay. Its highlight is a monument to Gumaca's patron saint, Didacus of Alcalá.
Gumaca Municipal Hall
Built during the American occupation in 1921, it is one of a few civic buildings in the country to survive World War II.
Saint Joseph's Church
Kiangan's main Roman Catholic church. Its present octagonal and spired structure dates back from 1956, when it was rebuilt by Belgian missionaries following its destruction in World War II.
Imbuliklik Rock
A giant roadside boulder large enough to accommodate a viewdeck on top. It overlooks a highway curve and provides panoramic views of the Nagacadan Rice Terraces.
Poor Clare Monastery
A nunnery run by the Order of Saint Clare that opens to pilgrims seeking to fulfill vows to pray in seven to 14 churches as part of the Visita Iglesia ritual during Holy Week.
Kalayaan Welcome Marker
A cliffside spot at the boundary between Kalayaan and Lumban overlooking the Caliraya power plant that offers panoramic views over Laguna de Bay into Mount Sembrano in neighboring Rizal province.
Casa Batik
A garden and farm filled with (mostly) bougainvilleas and other flowering plants, some of which are also on sale. There is also a cafe onsite. Also a popular venue for weddings and photography sessions.
Palakol Summer Place
A shallow point along the Gumain (Telesiko) River set in the backdrop of the high SCTEX Gumain viaduct that is a favorite swimming place for residents. Cottages can be rented from the owners, who are mostly from the local indigenous …
Habibi Resort and Sizzling House
A resort complex with swimming pools, karaoke rentals and a grill restaurant.
Bilaran ng Tibaguin
After a boat ride to one of Hagonoy's isolated coastal barangays, visitors can learn more about the community's relationship with the water and get the chance to buy seafood in this open-air space for drying fish (bilaran means a place …
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 …
Surf
Declared as the surfing capital of the Visayas in 2001, by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. This is an ideal place for surfing during the months of September to December due to the presence of big waves by the northeast trade winds.
Kaumpurnah Mosque
Historic seat of Islamic faith and teaching in Basilan, can be seen as you enter the Isabela Channel.
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.
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