Saan ka Punta?

(Where to?)

Mga Puntahing Lugar

(Tourist Spots)

Burnham Park

Burnham Park is one of the most popular tourist spots in Baguio and it is where you want to bring your family for a day bonding trip.

Urbiztondo Beach

Urbiztondo Beach in San Juan is known as the Surfing Capital of Northern Philippines, with surfing seasons typically falling July to October and November to March.

Echo Valley Hanging Coffins

The most popular and most iconic spot in Sagada Mountain Province is the Hanging Coffins at Echo Valley. Igorots in Sagada follow a unique burial ritual.

Pagudpud Beach

Pagudpud is one of the tourist spots in Ilocos Norte. Saud Beach in Pagudpud is a really famous destination in Ilocos Norte and has been marked as the “haven for travelers”

Hundred Islands

The Pangasinan Hundred Island National Park in Alaminos is the top Pangasinan destination for locals and international travelers alike. The protected area boasts of 123 islets scattered across Lingayen Gulf

Mga Pagkain

(Food)

Peanut Brittle and Choco Flakes

Typical souvenirs travelers buy in bundles are Peanut brittles and Choco flakes which are easily found everywhere. It is packaged into a plastic jar, mostly with yellow lids.

Halo-Halo de Iloko

In the Halo Halo de Iloko restaurant of San Fernando, you can taste one of the best halo halos in the country.

Pinikpikan

A trip to Sagada won’t be complete without tasting their local dishes. Without a doubt, Pinikpikan is on top of the list. Back when they still used smaller native chicken, it’s called “killing-me-softly chicken” because of the slow — and painful — way of preparing the chicken.

Longganisa

Longganisa is an emblematic Ilocos food. These pork sausages are the star at any Ilocano table. The sausages from Vigan are the most famous and they are distinctly small and plump.

Pigar-pigar

Pigar-pigar is thin beef slices sauteed in onions and cabbage. It is a popular pulutan in Dagupan City, Pangasinan. It is also commonly served on top of hot rice. Because of its light seasoning, it is usually served with a dipping sauce of fresh chili, calamansi juice and soy sauce.

Sining

(Art)

Cordillera Weaves

In the Cordillera, the use of cloth is involved in life from birth to death, in sickness and health. A baby is cocooned in cloth. The sick are wrapped and healed in it.

Bamboo Crafts

Bamboo is one of the most useful plants in the world. And the residents of Up-Uplas, Sudipen, La Union have been doing bamboo crafts to produce a variety of household items such as chairs, tables, lampshades, baskets, and picture frames.

Patpatayan

“Patpatayan” by James Capuyan is a segment of a four-sectioned wood panel depicting the spiritual practice of the Kankana-ey tribe gathering at a sacred tree grove to pray for protection and blessings of abundance.

Inabel Weaving

“Abel” or “inabel” is a fabric customarily made of cotton fiber turned into spools of beeswax-brushed yarn & woven in a handloom. From it comes out beautiful blankets, pillowcases, tablemats, sweaters & shawls.

Bolinao Weaving

Weaving like religion. On Santiago Island, northeast coast of Bolinao, rests a small village called Salud, a peaceful barangay where most of its residents are dedicated to weaving the best buri mats,also known as the “Bolinao banig.”

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