The old seat of the provincial government in Lingayen, and since 2023 the home of the Banaan Pangasinan Provincial Museum. Under Spanish rule the alcalde mayor governed the province from this building, and the judge of the Court of First …
The mountain pass where Filipino soldiers beat the Imperial Japanese Army, kept now as a protected area and a war memorial. Troops of the United States Army Forces in the Philippines Northern Luzon won the Battle of Bessang Pass on …
An ancestral house close to the Pampanga River that served as the headquarters of the First Philippine Republic in 1899. Aguinaldo proclaimed San Isidro the capital of the country on 29 March that year and used this house, owned by …
A guesthouse built in 1831 for visiting Spanish officials, which later held the town prison and the tribunal. Apolinario Dela Cruz, known as Hermano Pule, was tried in this building and sentenced to death in 1841. Fire destroyed it in …
A stone arch bridge of five spans, 136 metres long, built between 1840 and 1850 from about 100,000 adobe blocks. It was the longest bridge made in the Spanish colonial period. It crosses the Dumacaa River on the old road …
The theme park that turned Santa Rosa into a place people travel to. Before it opened, the city was known mainly for the Coca-Cola, RC Cola and Toyota plants in its industrial estates. Santa Rosa lies 40 kilometres south of …
Spanish-era Catholic burial ground with a crypt below it, built in 1845 under the Franciscan priest Vicente Velloc. The crypt was meant for Spanish Franciscan friars, for leading townspeople and for members of elite Catholic families. It is the only …
An urban garden park along the tributaries of the Imus River, opened on March 25, 2019. The city built it as part of a plan to clean up and rebuild the river.
A zigzag mountain road that joins Nueva Ecija to Nueva Vizcaya, in the town of Santa Fe. It carries the Cagayan Valley Road section of the Pan-Philippine Highway, also called the Maharlika Highway, and the pass is also known as …
Southeast Asia's biggest dam, with a tourism complex at the site. The dam is part of why farming here is productive: most of the province's land is irrigated, and Isabela grows more corn than any other province and ranks second …
The wet market where the bulalo stalls sit, cheaper than the restaurants on the ridge. The stalls sell fresh beef and vegetables. It stands on Mahogany Avenue, a road of 2.678 kilometres that also works as an alternative route to …
Workshops where burnay jars are still thrown on a foot-turned wheel and fired in a wood kiln.
A mountain road that climbs past vegetable terraces from La Trinidad towards Mountain Province. It runs 150 kilometres from the city limit of Baguio to Bontoc, and 95 kilometres of it lie in Benguet, crossing eight towns. Its high point …