Ilocos Region

PROVINCE: ILOCOS NORTE

CAPITAL: LAOAG CiTY

Laoag, officially the City of Laoag,is a 3rd class

Component city and capital of the province of Ilocos
Norte,Philippines.Itis the province's political,
commercial, and industrial hub and the location of

the Ilocos Region's busiest commercial airport

Tagline: The Best of Culture and Nature

Brief History
-The Spanish colonization of the region, however, was never completely
successful. On February 2, 1818, a Spanish Royal Decree was promulgated
dividing the Province of Ilocos Norte from Ilocos Sur. Laoag City, which was
then the biggest center of population, was made the capital of Ilocos Norte.”
PROVINCE: ILOCOS SUR
CAPITAL: Vigan City

Ilocos Norte is a province in the northern

Philippines.In the capital Laoag City, grand
Paoay Church is a fusion of local and baroque
architecture
Taglines - Heritage Village of the Philippines

Brief History

Ilocos Sur was founded by the Spanish conquistador, Juan de Salcedo

in 1572. It was formed when the north (now Ilocos Norte) split from the
south (Ilocos Sur). At that time it included parts of Abra and the upper
half of present-day La Unión.
PROVINCE:LA UNION
CAPITAL: SAN FERNANDO

LaUnion, officially the Province of La Union,is a

province in the Philippines located in the Ilocos
Region in the Island of Luzon.Its capitalis the City of
San Fernando,which also serves as the regional
center of the Ilocos Region
Taglines-Pilgrimage Center of North Luzon

Brief History
Pangasinan was first founded by Austronesian peoples who called
themselves Anakbanwa by at least 2500 BC. A kingdom called Luyag na
Caboloan, which expanded to incorporate much of northwestern Luzon,
existed in Pangasinan before the Spanish conquest that began in the 16th
century
 PROVINCE:PANGASINAN
CAPITAL: LINGAYEN

LaUnion, officially the Province of La Union,is a

province in the Philippines located in the Ilocos
Region in the Island of Luzon.Its capitalis the City of
San Fernando,which also serves as the regional
center of the Ilocos Region
Tagline-Hundred islands and Hundred Flavors

Brief History
Pangasinan was first founded by Austronesian peoples who called themselves
Anakbanwa by at least 2500 BC. A kingdom called Luyag na Caboloan, which
expanded to incorporate much of northwestern Luzon, existed in Pangasinan
before the Spanish conquest that began in the 16th century
 TOP 10 TOURIST SPOTS:
ILOCOS NORTE
1.Bangui Windmills
- Dubbed as Ilocos Norte's “giant electric fans”, these windmills
face the sea to capture the strong northwesterly and
southwesterly winds blowing inward the Ilocos Norte. Started
in 1996, each windmill stands in the hilly area 80m tall lines up
across 9km of the black sand beach in the Bangui Bay
Shoreline.
2. MALACANANG OF THE NORTH
Malacañang of the north
The Malacañang of the North (Ilocano: Malacañang ti
Amianan) and (Filipino: Malakanyang sa Hilaga) is a
presidential museum in Paoay, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. It
was the residence of the family of Ferdinand Marcos when
he was the President of the Philippines
 3. SINKING BELL TOWER
The Sinking Bell Tower is one of the many tourist spots on the
half-day Laoag City Tour. The 45-meter tall bell tower built by the
Augustinian Friars in 1612 is one of the tallest and most massive
in the country. The construction is typical of the earthquake
baroque structures found in Ilocos
4. PARAISO NI ANTON
Paraiso-ni-Anton (Anton's Paradise) is a just several
meters from the Agua Grande River Park. The cool
waters of the mountain stream are reputed to have
miraculous healing properties. You will have to try
them and see for yourself

5. AGUA GRANDE
big waters from the mountains flow to huge rocks.
The place has been renovated to accommodate
natural pools where one can dip. The waters are cold
but it provides a relaxing massage. Here you can see
fresh waters joining sea waters, one of those amazing
spots in creation that you would love to witness.
6. KABIGAN FALLS
The Kabigan Falls is a small spectacle with water
dropping from a 26.5 m (87 ft) height into a concave
basin; but serves as a great place to chill and/or picnic as
well. Definitely prepare to go swimming at this particular
waterfall.
7. BLUE LAGOON BEACH
Blue Lagoon is one of the many isolated beaches of
Pagudpud. It is located in Maira-ira point, the
northernmost tip of mainland Luzon. The cove is strewn
with white pebbly sand. When it's not surf season, the
waters off the coast can be very gentle and still,
reflecting the blue sky, earning its name.
8. SAUD BEACH
Saud Beach is a white-sand gem in Pagudpud, Ilocos
Norte. Crystal clear waters with multicolored coral reefs
and equally colorful fishes are what await visitors. ...
Saud Beach is also becoming one of the best places for
surfing in Ilocos, and in the Philippines, when the large
Pacific swells roll in.
 9. BANTAY ABOT CAVE
Bantay Abot caves are located in Sitio Gaoa,
Balaoi. It means a sea mountain with a hole. The
naturally sculpted hole was steadily eroded by
waves until it was wrecked by an earthquake
during the 1980's. It is also sometimes called the
underground sea, as the top of the cave is covered
by lush green vegetation.
10. PATAPAT VIADUCT
The viaduct was constructed by Hanil Development Co.
Ltd. under the overall management of DPWH-PMO-PJHK
and was completed and opened to traffic in October
1986. It rises along the town's coastal mountains, which
is the starting point of the Cordillera Mountain Range
that snakes through Northern Luzon.
ILOCOS SUR
1. VIGAN CATHEDRAL
Vigan Cathedral (also known as St Paul's Metropolitan
Cathedral) is an imposing creamy-white building built in
the "earthquake baroque" style with thick buttresses to
support it through earthquakes and typhoons. It faces
Plaza Salcedo on one side and Plaza Burgos on another.
2. BANTAY CHURCH BELL TOWER
One of Vigan's most iconic symbols is the Bantay Bell Tower.
First built in 1591, it served as the town's watchtower before
being turned into a bell tower by the nearby church in 1857.
Located roughly 10 minutes from the town of Vigan, it's
located in the town of Bantay, Ilocos Sur.
3. ARCHBISHOP’S PALACE 4. SANGBAY NI RAGSAK FALLS
The Archbishop's Palace belongs to the most important
early-Baroque buildings in Moravia. It was built under SANGBAY NI RAGSAK-PATOC-AO, SUYO seeking
the project of the Italian architect Filiberto Luchese on ecological and natural surroundings to enjoy. Its pool
the site of an earlier Renaissance palace. The layout of area is not deep for diving
the Palace consists of seven two-storey wings,
surrounding two inner rectangular courtyards.
5. STA.MARIA CHURCH 6. MINDORO BEACH OF VIGAN
Mindoro Beach is not exactly a beach paradise. Tourists most likely
The Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, commonly
would prefer going to the more popular white beaches of
known as the Santa Maria Church is the parish church
Pagudpud in Ilocos Norte (northernmost part of Luzon). The sand
of Santa Maria in Ilocos Sur province, Philippines.
is dark (reportedly due to magnetite), the water is far from calm,
and the waves can be intimidating
7.CRISOLOGO MUSEUM
The Crisologo Museum is the ancestral house of former
Ilocos Sur Representative Floro Crisologo and his family.
The Crisologos are one of the most prominent political
families in the province. Governor Carmeling Crisologo
was ambushed in this chevy on May 10, 1961 at Bacsil,
San Juan, Ilocos Sur
8. BALUARTE RESORT
The Baluarte Zoo was established by local politician and
businessman, Chavit Singson. Singson, who cites his
hunting hobby as his motive in setting up Baluarte only
considered opening a zoo when his hunting trophy
collection grew too big.
9.CALLE CRISOLOGO
In the late 1890s, the Calle de Escolta De Vigan was
renamed to Washington Street during the American
rule.Through the years, Mena Crisologo Street or now
known as Calle Crisologo became famous as it served as
the center of well-preserved houses and remains as the
main attraction in Vigan.
10. PADRE BURGOS HOUSE
The structure known as the Burgos Museum is an
ancestral house constructed in 1788, which was
declared as a historical building owing to its
association with the martyred priest, Fr. Jose
Burgos (1837-1872), whose death along with two
other priests sparked the anti-Spanish colonial
resistance.
LA UNION
1. PUGAD PUGO RESORT
Beneath the tropical green forest of Pugo, La
Union, sits the ever-famous Adventure Park,
which is widely-known as PUGAD.
2. BALUARTE WATCH TOWER
Spaniards created the tower as a lookout point for the
approaching attacks of Japanese, Chinese and Moro
pirates and other conquerors in the coastal towns of la
union. The guards were able to warn the locals of Luna
to protect and defend their properties from ransacker.
 3. NAMACPACAN CHURCH
The original site of the church was in Darigayos, a barrio of
Namacpacan and was transferred in 1741 to its present site. The
image of the Our Lady of Namacpacan was enshrined in the
church in 1871. The church was reinforced with masonry and
galvanized iron roof. It was heavily destroyed by an earthquake in
A bit of “Immuki's history”: Immuki is a word which was
derived from the name of a sea creature called sea slugs,
that can thrive only on the dead corals. Sea slugs in the
local dialect (specifically Pangasinense) is termed
“babao” or “bao”. If you translate that into English, it
pertains to the female genitalia.
5. MA-CHO TEMPLE
The Ma-Cho Temple is located in San Fernando La
Union and was built on September 11th, 1975. It's a
Taoist temple and is built in the hills above San
Fernando. It looks out on the China Sea and is a place
where people of all kinds come to ask for luck from a
Chinese Deity named Ma-Cho
6. PORO POINT LIGHTHOUSE
Poro Point has been the site of a navigational aid since 1885.
The first Poro Point Lighthouse built during the Spanish
colonial period is a cylindrical steel tower that was
prefabricated in France and was completed on 28 November
1885. In 1979, a concrete tower was built to replace the
Spanish lighthouse.
 7. TANGADAN FALLS 8. PEBBLE BEACH
Samuel Finley Brown Morse, who was a distant cousin of
Tangadan Falls is located at brgy. Amontoc of the said
telegraph inventor Samuel Finley Breese Morse, founded
municipality. At about three to four years ago, it
Pebble Beach Company in 1919. Morse was a natural
started to create its wave to local and later on to
leader who had been captain of the national champion
foreign tourists attractions through the vast influence
1906 Yale football team and a member of the elite and
of social media in the global society.
secretive Skull and Bones for the class of 1907.
9. LOTUS VALLEY FARM 10. TAPUAKAN RIVER
Samuel Finley Brown Morse, who was a distant cousin of
telegraph inventor Samuel Finley Breese Morse, founded Tapuacan River, also known Tapuakan River or Pugo
Pebble Beach Company in 1919. Morse was a natural leader River, is a river located in Barangay Cares,
who had been captain of the national champion 1906 Yale municipality of Pugo, La Union, Philippines.
football team and a member of the elite and secretive Skull
and Bones for the class of 1907.
 PANGASINAN

2. OUR FARM REPUBLIC

1. CAPE BOLINAO LIGHTHOUSE We're an integrated, diversified, organic farm in

Mangatarem, Pangasinan that promotes agri-
It was built in 1905 by a trio of American, British and tourism and organic agriculture. We offer
Filipino engineers. Situated at an elevation of 107 training and seminars,
meters (351 ft) above sea level, it is the second highest
lighthouse in the Philippines next to the Cape
Bojeador Lighthouse.
3. TAYUG SUNFLOWER MAZE 4. BALINGASAY RIVER
The sunflower maze was designed by landscape artist
Toni Rivera. As much as 8,000 sunflower plants would Balingasay River, a multi-awarded river and dubbed as the
make up the maze. Pathways are wide enough to fit four cleanest and greenest river in Region 1 is becoming more
people walking side by side. The walkway leading to the popular and one of the top tourist.
maze's entrance would showcase an urban and edible
landscape, green walls and ornamental plants.
 5. BOLINAO FALLS
Bolinao is famous for its white-sand beaches, rock
formations, waterfalls, and the Cape Bolinao
Lighthouse.
6. LINGAYEN BEACH
The area where the beach facilities are now established
was one of the landing areas of the American Forces that
paved way for the liberation of Northern Luzon on
January 9, 1945. The Lingayen Gulf is a strategically
historical stage of the battle between American and
Japanese Forces during World War II.
 7. TONDOL WHITE SAND BEACH
Tondol Beach is one of the best beaches in Pangasinan. It
has a long and vast sandbar that can be explored during
low tide especially early in the morning.
8. ENCHANTED CAVE
Enchanted Cave is one of the must-visit attractions in Bolinao,
Pangasinan. It is one of the top tourist attractions in town.Local
people and tour guides believe that millions of years ago Bolinao
was under the sea due to the discovery of coral rocks
(limestones) and fossilized giant clams around the are a.
 9. PATAR BEACH
According to the Pangasinan local government's
website, there's no exact record on the date Bolinao
(where Patar is located) was created. Records show
that it was the year 1575 when Spanish Captain Pedro
Lombi founded the first settlement in the province
with more or less 100 settlers.
10. HUNDRED ISLAND NATIONAL PARK
History. The national park was created by Presidential
Proclamation No. 667, covering an area of 16.76 square
kilometres (6.47 sq mi) and signed by President Manuel L.
Quezon on January 18, 1940, for the benefit and enjoyment
of the people of the Philippines and known as the Hundred
Islands National Park
Batanes -Basco

Taglines:Land of the True Insulars

Briefs History
The Batanes group of islands came in late into the folds of Spanish colonial
power. “Freedom had been the Ivatan experience for as long as they existed.
That ended on June 26, 1783, with the annexation of Batanes by the Spanish
Colonial State in the Philippines.
Cagayan-Tuguegarao

Tagline:Rice Granary of the North

Brief History
Cagayan was one of the early provinces that existed during the Spanish colonial
period. Called La Provincia de Cagayan, its borders essentially covered the entire
Cagayan Valley, which included the present provinces of Isabela, Quirino, Nueva
Vizcaya, Batanes and portions of Kalinga and Apayao .
Isabela-Bayombong

Tagline:Rice Granary of the North

Brief History
The province was carved by royal decree from the provinces of Cagayan and Nueva
Vizcaya on May 1, 1856. It was named after Queen Isabela II of Spain. Palanan,
Isabela became a historical place when General Emilio Aguinaldo was captured by the
American forces led by General Funston on March 23, 1901
Nueva Vizcaya-Bayombong

Tagline:Watershed Have of the North

Brief History
The province of Nueva Vizcaya used to be a territory of the vast Cagayan Valley which was
once an integral political unit with one governor. In 1839, then-Governor Luis Lardizabal
issued an order transforming Nueva Vizcaya into a politico-militar province upon the advice
of the alcalde mayor of Cagayan.
Quirino-Cabarroguis

Tagline:Forest Heartland of Cagayan

Brief History
Quirino, it was created on September 10, 1971, when it was declared an independent
province by virtue of Republic Act 6394. A former sub province of Nueva Vizcaya, it
occupied the forest area inhabited by various indigenous peoples' tribal groups
TOP 10 TOURIST SPOTS IN:

BATANES

1.MORONG BEACH 2. MOUNT IRAYA

-A dormant stratovolcano on Batan Island and
-Of all the beaches fringing the coast of Sabtang Island,
the highest point in the province of Batanes,
Morong Beach is probably the most well-known.
Philippines.
 3. BASCO LIGHTHOUSE 4. VAYANG ROLLING HILLS
- One of the famous landmarks in the province of
- A lighthouse in the town of Basco in Batanes, the
Batanes. Its seemingly endless waves of rolling hills
northernmost province in the Philippines. Located in Naidi
combined with the spectacular seascapes are a sight
Hills in Barangay San Antonio, the lush green hills and the
to behold. It also offers a spectacular view of the
open sea provide a beautiful backdrop for the lighthouse
West Philippine Sea.
 5. VALUGAN BOULDER BEACH
- A short bike ride away from Basco in
Batanes. The beach is known for its smooth
boulders that line the shoreline, which
stretches for miles
6. TUKONG CHURCH
- also known as Mt. Carmel Chapel. Local craftsmen, masons
and carpenters built the church, whose design is inspired by the
traditional Ivatan stone houses . Architects Joven Ignacio and
Tina Turralba helped complete the design.
 8. SABTANG LIGHTHOUSE
- the majestic towering figure that welcomes tourists
to Sabtang Island, is one of Batanes' major
lighthouse, a beacon that guides seafarers through
the rough waters of the Pacific Ocean and the West
Philippine Sea.
9. TAYID LIGHTHOUSE
- crested on a hill on Batan Island, topped with a red
lantern room and roof, and bears a rubble masonry
base and dwelling. The similarities stop there. Tayid
faces the more mischievous Pacific Ocean, not the West
Philippine Sea. Its main tower is hexagonal, not round.
 9. HOUSE OF DAKAY
- the oldest house that has been living on for so many years.
It is situated in the small town of San Jose de Ivana in Batan
Island, Batanes. This traditional structure is considered as a
heritage treasure of Batanes.The walls of the house are very
thick and made up of stone and lime.
10. NAIDI HILLS
- the sunset and the rolling hills. The hills used to be
the site of the Philippine's tallest wireless
communications facility, bombed by the Japanese
planes on December 8, 1941. Only the base remains.
CAGAYAN
1. PALAUI ISLAND
- The Palaui Island Protected Landscape and
Seascape is an island that is a protected area and
national park in the municipality of Santa Ana in
Cagayan, Philippines.
2. CALLAO CAVE
- the premier attraction in the Peñablanca Protected
Landscape and Seascape. It is the most accessible of all
the caves, its entrance is reached by climbing 184
concrete steps. The conditions inside the caves have
caused the formation of stalactites and stalagmites,
more so in the deeper chambers.
 3. PINACANUAN RIVER
- one of the rivers in the Philippines, and is a
tributary of the Cagayan River. The river passes
through the Peñablanca Protected Landscape
and Seascape, with large karst formations,
underground chambers, and rare wild flora.
4. CALVARY HILLS
- also called calvary hill, Sacred Mount, or Sacred
Mountain, is a type of Christian sacred place, built on
the slopes of a hill, composed by a set of chapels,
usually laid out in the form of a pilgrims' way.
 5. ST.PETER’S CATHEDRAL 6. OUR LADY OF PIAT CHURCH
- The Saint Peter Metropolitan Cathedral, also - a 16th-century Roman Catholic icon of the Blessed
known as the Tuguegarao Cathedral, Virgin Mary enshrined in Piat, in the province of
Cagayan, Philippines
 7. BUNTUN BRIDGE
- serves as the gateway to the Cagayan's provincial
capital, Tuguegarao City and links to the second and
third district municipalities of Cagayan and Apayao.
8. BLUE WATERFALLS BAGGAO
- Baggao Bluewater Falls and Cave is a gem perfect
for canyoneering. It is tucked in Baggao, a first-class
municipality located 62 kilometers north of the
provincial capital
 9. ANGUIB BEACH 10. NANGARAMOAN BEACH
- A clear and pristine turquoise waters with - Nangaramoan Beach is famous for its pristine waters
powdery and fine white sand enclaved in a lush and white powdery sand comparable to the world-
and verdant mountains. renowned Boracay Island.
 ISABELA

1. HONEYMOON ISLAND 2. DICOTCOTAN BEACH

- the perfect destination for couples to experience a total wonderful - boasts of a three-kilometer long beach with
escapade. Honeymoon Island served as a sacred ground for the Agta coral reefs, sea grass beds and sandy shoreline
tribe matrimonial rites where it got its name. The island is that is fringed with a coastal forest and a
surrounded by white-sand beaches and faces the Pacific Ocean village
 3. DIBULO FALLS
- one of the best nature attractions in the
province of Isabela. Located in Barangay Dibulo in
Dinapigue, this waterfall is considered the tallest
one in the province at about 100 meters high.
4. ILAGAN SANCTUARY
- the most visited tourist spot in Ilagan City today. It
is a protected area located in the foothills of the
Sierra Madre mountain range
 5. BONSAI FOREST
- The bonsai forest is exactly what the
given name implies it is simply many
bonsai plants cohabitating in a single
container
6. MAGAT DAM
- a large rock-fill dam in the island of Luzon in
the Philippines. The dam is located along the
Magat River, a major tributary of Cagayan
River.
 7. JAPANESE TUNNEL 8. QUEEN ISABELA PARK
This park is located in front Isabela Provincial Capitol in
a war tunnel that was part of a military base
Barangay Alibagu along the National Highway. It is the newest
built by the Japanese government as
and the biggest park in Ilagan. At the entrance is a fountain,
headquarters for its soldiers during World War
with a statue commemorating Queen Isabela II of Spain.
 9. BALAY NA SANTIAGO
It houses the remnant of the present day urban glory
that Santiago City. The museum showcases a collection of
the ethno-linguistic lifestyle of those who made Santiago
the melting pot of culture that is today.
10. SAN PABLO CHURCH
- it is said to be the oldest in the province. Its lofty bell tower
of six layers including the circular apex made of adobe is the
tallest in the Cagayan Valley. San Pablo, the oldest town of
Isabela
NUEVA VIZCAYA

1. CAPISAAN CAVE SYSTEM 2. BALETE PASS NATIONAL SHRINE

the Balete Pass was declared as a National Shrine as a tribute to the
the fifth longest cave in the country at
gallant Filipino guerrillas and American soldiers who victoriously
4.2 kilometers located in Barangay
fought at Balete Pass and succeeded in pushing the retreating forces of
Capisaan, Kasibu
the Japanese Imperial Army farther to the North of Luzon.
 3. IMUGAN FALLS
a 35-foot single layer cascade along Imugan River which
is located in the village of the same name (Imugan). Its
cold water emanates from a spring atop Mount Imugan
dropping to a shallow basin before flowing
downstream.
4. DUMLI-ING FALLS
Considered as the tallest single-drop waterfall in the
province, Dum-liing falls cascades like a roaring tiger for
more than 98 meters. It drops on the face of a massive
cliff towards massive boulders that are visible from afar.
 5. MOUNT UGO
This mountain found in the southern portion
of the Cordillera is 2086 meters high. It was
discovered by mountaineers during the
rescue .
6. LOWER MAGAT PARK
A sprawling 1120 hectare of land situated on the lower
part of the mighty Magat River in Cagayan Valley has
been converted into an eco-park, descriptively named
Lower Magat Eco Tourism Park of LMET.
7. PEOPLES MUSEUM AND LIBRARY
The present museum is housed in the former seat of
the Provincial Government of Nueva Vizcaya and has
been declared an Important Cultural
8. SAINT DOMINIC CATHEDRAL
commonly referred to as the Bayombong Cathedral, is an 18th-
century, Baroque church located at Brgy. Salvacion, Bayombong,
Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines. The cathedral, which is the seat of the
 9. SAN VICENTE CHURCH 10. MOUNT PALALI
Mount Palali is located in the province of Nueva Vizcaya,
Constructed in the 18th century by the Dominican order,
bounded by the municipalities of Quezon and Bayombong. It is
it is one of the oldest stone churches in Northern Luzon
1,705 meters above sea level. It was once the hunting ground of
and was declared a National Cultural Treasure.
 QUIRINO

1. GOVERNOR’S RAPID 2. AGLIPAY CAVES

- famous for its gigantic perpendicular walls of limestone jutting - an eco-tourism site found in Quirino province in the Cagayan
out from one side of the Cagayan River framing the Sierra Madre Region in the Philippines. It consists of over 37 interlinked
Mountain and its swift turbulent deep blue waters is perfect underground chambers, of which only 8 chambers have been
venue for kayaking, white river rafting, swimming, and fishing. explored, plus camping facilities and modern accommodations
 3. PENSAL FALLS 4. SIITAN RIVER
is a three-tier waterfalls located at San Benigno, Aglipay. It
just like the Governor's Rapids is section of
has a nice sloping rock formation in the middle perfect for
Cagayan River. While Governor's Rapids can be
cliff jumping for extreme sports enthusiasts or simply
found in Maddela, Siitan River is in Nagtipunan.
picnicking, swimming and communing with nature
 5. LANDINGAN VIEWPOINT
is an elevated spot that provides a full view of the
town of Nagtipunan in Quirino as well as the river and
verdant landscapes that run through it. Many travelers
compare this site to the rolling hills of Batanes.
6. MACTOL FALLS
This towering falls about 50 meters high spills into a
shimmering basin about 22 meters deep. All who can
appreciate nature in its untouched and raw form should
make the trip to Mactol Falls.
 7. JUNUAN FALLS 8. QUIRINO WATERSPORTS COMPLEX
another waterfall in Nagtipunan, this time in
a cluster of facilities strategically located at the Capital
Barangay Disimungal. This is the easiest waterfall to
town of Cabarroguis. Facilities include Wakeboarding
reach and its peak can actually be seen from the
Deck, Wakeboarding Main Pavilion, Infinity Pool, Al-
highway. Dinadiawan Beach is located nearby
 9. MADDELA FALLS 10. MABO FALLS
approximately 15 meters high waterfalls with exquisitely
80-meter high falls that can be reached after a
beautiful rock slide with a catch basin very inviting for a
90-minute trek. Located in the middle of a
dip. The place is ideal for swimming, family picnics, photo-
mossy forest
ops and simply communing with nature.