The lighthouse is called Faro de Cabo Bojeador. It is positioned majestically on top of a hill called Vigia de Nagparitan, overlooking the vast South China Sea now called West Philippine Sea. It is formerly used as station point for ships going around the Pacific Coast heading towards the Babuyan island. The magnificent view above is so calming and relaxing. The cool breeze of the … Continue reading Cape Bojeador
The Bangui Windmills derived its name from the Municipality where they are located, Bangui Ilocos Norte. Along the highway you will be amazed by this huge electric-fan like structures moving in perfect synchronise movement. They are huge, powerful, and modern-looking. Bangui Windmills are considered to be the biggest in Southeast Asia. Each of the 15 windmills has a distance of 236 meters apart. Its blade measures 41 … Continue reading Windmills of Bangui
The viaduct is an elevated concrete highway constructed along the winding and rocky mountainside of Ilocos Norte. Patapat is said to be 1.2km in length that connects Maharlika Highway from Laoag, Ilocos Norte to the Cagayan Valley Region. The bridge’s elevation is 31 meters above sea level and It is the fourth longest bridge in the Philippines. The viaduct was completed and opened to traffic in … Continue reading Patapat Viaduct
Pagudpud is often called “The Boracay of the North”. It is also famous because of its clear blue waters and fine white sand. But unlike Boracay, the hills and the mountains in the island are relatively untouched and the beaches are not filled with people partying in the sand. In short, it is not as commercial as Boracay. Continue reading Pagudpud Beach
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