The second tallest lighthouse in the country, this old towering structure was built by the combined forces of Filipino, American and British engineers in 1905. Majestically rising at 351 feet above sea level, it stands on a solid rock...
Located just meters away from Luisita Commercial Complex in Barangay San Miguel, Tarlac City. Inside is a vast, rich repository of information, photos, and memorabilia of the Aquinos – most notably Cory and Ninoy. The museum is full of information...
It was during the 90s when this town discovered its potential to be a tourist spot, specifically as a surfing hub. It took not long before it started to be visited especially by surfing enthusiasts. For this, it has been...
Ever since the flock discovered the Balaoan-Luna route going north, the journey for us it not complete without passing by here. This part of the route is quiet, full of trees and scenic, especially during sunset. And we stop only...
If you ever wanted to glimpse at the past of the Philippines, this place would be at the top of your list. Because no matter what time of the day you decide to visit the different tourist spots here in Vigan,...
Spreading across the Abra River, connecting the town of Santa and Bantay, considered as an iconic symbol of Ilocandia, the Banaoang Bridge, also known as Quirino Bridge, named in commemoration of the late former president Elpidio Quirino, is highly praised...
As the rumored footprint of the legendary Ilocano giant Angalo, the breathtaking Pinsal falls is a very popular destination in Ilocos Sur because of its natural yet mesmerizing landscape. The cold water flowing here is an ideal place for swimming...
The “Bahay-na-Bato” is now one of the most visited tourist destination by both local and foreign tourist in the region. It was opened for public only last 2015. Before it became available for public as tourist destination, it was only...
In the small town of Santiago, Ilocos Sur, lies a small patch of paradise-like cove called the Sabangan Cove, or more known as the Santiago Cove. It is also dubbed as the “Boracay of Ilocos Sur” because of its white...
Thanks to social media, more and more beautiful places in the Philippines are being discovered by tourism. The once exclusively enjoyed by locals are now crowded with tourists and travelers from here and abroad. This is also true for the...
Tupang Gala’s journey to Tirad Pass National Park in Grogorio Del Pilar, Ilocos Sur. Read more about our trek to the historic place
Situated in the mountainous regions of Ilocos Sur, the Aw-Asen falls is the province’s hidden gem. While just going to the town of Sigay where it is located is already an adventure of its own, it’s perhaps much more if the...
