Camiguin

Sunken Cemetery

Old Volcano Walkway (Via Cruzes)

Hibok-Hibok Ardent Hot Spring

Sto. Niño Cold Spring

White Island

White Island

Coin Divers

Katibawasan Falls

An island born of fire is wonderfully hot.

Ilocos Norte and Sur Adventure

"Since I grew tired of the chase and search, I learned to find;

And since the wind blows in my face, I sail with every wind."

- Nietzsche

Bangui windmills

Kangkang Windmill Cafe

Patapat viaduct

Bagong Lipunan Lodge ruins

Paoay

Vigan

Baluarte

Blue Lagoon

Kapurpurawan

Be awed with the allure of history, culture and nature of Ilocos.

Until you make peace with who you are, you will never be content of what you have

You have exactly one life in which 
to do everything, you'll ever do. 
Do it accordingly.

Anawangin Cove and Capones

"The first step towards getting somewhere is to decide

that you are not going to stay where you are."

- Unknown

A secluded beach for the campers lined with pine trees against beautiful mountain backdrop.

Anawangin Cove and Faro de Punta Capones
Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales

Ambuklao

Some days you just have to create your own dam of sunshine.

The biggest rock filled dam in Asia, Ambuklao Hydroelectric Dam is considered one of the huge projects that happened in the Cordillera area. It is also one of the first two dams constructed along Agno River during the ‘50s. The dam measures nearly 100 m. from the upstream of Agno.

The dam was designed to provide 75 MW (megawatts) of energy to the Luzon grid. The gross storage capacity of the dam's reservoir is 327,170,000 cubic meters. It also has a usable storage capacity of 258,000,000 cubic meters.

Construction of the dam began in 1950 and was completed six years after. Operation of the hydroelectric facility started in 1956. The contractor for the dam's civil works was the Guy F. Atkinson Company. The Harza Engineering Company of Chicago was hired as the engineering consultant.