We were in Batac on the second day last month, with the thought of visiting the Presidential Museum. Unfortunately, it was still closed for the holidays. So we went to the plaza, parked our vehicles in

The moment I stepped into the beach, I was blown away! How could this place exist? Here, of all places? Clearly, I have underestimated Northern Luzon. Admittedly, I have high standards when it comes to

On the second day of the year, we headed to the so-called Malacañang of the North or Balay ti Amianan in the local dialect. It was once the official summer residence of the former President Ferdinand Marcos

Ilocos Norte became our choice for the family trip because we heard a lot about its rich history, apart from its beautiful white sandy beaches and dunes, among other things. Our first stop was the town

We were coming from a quick visit to the Patapat Bridge/Viaduct when we decided to drop by the Military Park or Cape Bojeador Park in Burgos, Ilocos Norte. It was so windy, but since we were already there,

Time, energy, and effort. All these things create expectations, and to an extent, a sense of unhealthy entitlement. What’s worse than unmeet expectations is the idea of snatched privilege. I spent an entire

Ilocos Norte has a lot to offer (paid and some free) - may it be parks, beaches, gardens, historical structures, and such. Whilst we didn't explore every corner of the beautiful region, we had a chance

Magandang buhay and Happy New Year❤️ 2026 is finally here, and it's looking great already. We kickstarted it with a road trip in the north (Ilocos Norte), the birthplace of the current president, and one

TOURING ILOCOS NORTE PHILIPPINES IN A DAY

I know in my last post about Ilocos Norte, I've mentioned that I've exhausted all destinations we've visited. Well, my bad because I missed out one spot in Paoay, Ilocos Norte. Paoay is a 4th class

We're leaving my Maravilla travel series [1],[2] for now. Let's travel a little further up north once again! ✨ ILOCOS NORTE is my destination of choice today! That's right, we've been here before but who

It was our second day in Ilocos Norte. After a quick visit to Bantay Abot Cave and Patapat Viaduct, we had to start the long journey back to Vigan, Ilocos Sur. As I was the one who planned the entire trip,

I know it's just been a day since I shared Part 2 of my Ilocos Norte trip but guess, I just couldn't stop talking about my Ilocos trip. Maybe I'm so excited to bring you to my favorite places in my country

Here we go! In my previous post, we've explored the sand dunes of Paoay, Ilocos Norte. Today, I'll bring you farther up north! Sounds exciting, right? 😉 From Paoay, we traveled approximately 95 kilometers

I felt that I might have spoiled you with the beauty of Cebu in the recent weeks that I forgot equally sharing the spotlight with the rest of the Philippines. I heard you! So today we will travel back

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This picture taken on my vacation some of the beautiful sites of the Philippines. You can find this at Brgy Kapurpurawan Burgus Ilocos Norte. Open the picture to see more.

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Ilocos Norte Province tends to have more wind than many other provinces due to its location between the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean. They get regular and fresh North Westerly winds that make