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- Batad Rice Terraces[SEE MAP] When visiting Northern Luzon, no trip can ever be complete without seeing some of the fantastic rice terraces adorning its territory.
- Vigan[SEE MAP] Vigan is home to many wonderfully-preserved colonial-era buildings and cobbled streets. Wandering around this place is like stepping back in time, as old, horse-drawn carriages whizz past elegant plazas, magnificent mansions, and charming churches.
- Banaue Rice Terraces[SEE MAP] Located in the most scenic setting imaginable, the small town of Banaue is primarily visited for the majestic views of the rice terrace-covered mountains and valleys surrounding it.
- Hundred Islands National Park[SEE MAP] Lying just off the coast of Alaminos, the wonderfully named Hundred Islands National Park is actually home to 124 islands and islets.
- The Mummy Caves of Kabayan. Nestled amidst the breathtaking tapestry of terraced rice fields and looming mountains, the tranquil town of Kabayan beckons with its serene charm.
- Bontoc’s Hidden Corners. Tucked in the heart of mountain ranges, Bontoc thrives with vibrancy, an ideal spot for a brief sojourn as you traverse to Mainit, Maligcong, or the paths to Kalinga.
- Bolinao: An Idyllic Coastal Escape. Bolinao beckons with its pristine coastline where powdery sand meets turquoise waves under a canopy of sky that blushes with every sunset.
- Surfing Sanctuary in San Juan. As you set foot in San Juan, La Union, the symphony of the sea’s rhythmic roars welcomes you, promising a rhapsody of waves tailor-made for surfers.
- Baguio. Baguio is a landlocked city in the heart of the province of Benguet. Popularly known as the “Summer Capital of the Philippines,” Baguio City serves as the gateway to the Cordillera region.
- Banaue. Banaue (also spelled as Banawe) is mainly visited by for its stunning rice terraces. The 2000-year old Banaue Rice Terraces were created by the Ifugao people in a massive engineering project to cover the sides of the valleys.
- Batad. Batad is a quaint village of fewer than 1500 people is situated among the Ifugao rice terraces. It is perhaps the best place to view this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Sagada. Sagada is a laidback town that is nestled in a valley at the upper end of the Malitep tributary of the Chico River, some one and a half kilometers above sea level in the Central Cordillera Mountains.
Mar 24, 2023 · These are the best things to do in Northern Luzon. #1 Surf in San Juan. A dramatic crescent with huge waves, the coast just north of San Juan in the barangay of Urbiztondo is a prime surfing beach. Most of its resorts have surfboards to rent and offer tuition for an additional charge.
Sep 28, 2023 · Banaue Rice Terraces – northern Luzon, UNESCO world heritage in the Philippines. One of Northern Luzon’s most popular tourist spots is the Banaue Rice Terraces. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its stunning landscape carved into the mountainside by the Ifugao people. The terraces are said to be over 2,000 years old and are a ...
Apr 3, 2017 · Let me share with you a few highlights of my epic trip. Also read: Backpacking Northern Luzon in 9 Days for ₱10,000. 1. Palaui Island in Sta. Ana, Cagayan. Situated on the northeastern edge of Luzon, Palaui Island is one of the hardest places to visit from Manila because of the lengthy 16-hour ride. Tip: Just sleep and you’ll be there ...
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Nov 18, 2022 · The red brick St. Dominic Cathedral is truly a gem of the old town. Built in the 17th century, two fires razed the building down. It was rebuilt, and the beautiful facade was preserved. La Union. La Union is usually associated with its lively beach culture, making it one of the most popular Northern Luzon destinations recently. But this humble ...
