#Bantay Abot Cave

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For those who haven’t read my Day 1 Ilocos adventure you can read it HERE.

As much as I wanted to finish my Ilocandia series in one sitting, but sorry I cannot, due to duty schedule and the bed weather seems to be so inviting for such laziness. Anyway, here’s the next installment for my Ilocos Travel Tour.

When I thought I’ve seen beauty enough to leave me breathless and captivated, Pagudpud surprised me and took me to places I would remember forever. Travelling for hours may be boring and a bit tiresome but not when you’re entertained with a scenery too alluring, you’ll never get tired of. In this article, let me take you to other wonders Pagudpud has to offer.

FIRST STOP: Patapat Viaduct

When traveling to Ilocos, don’t ever miss the Patapat Viaduct! It crosses the slopes of the mountain ranges while providing the best view of the open sea. As we are keeping traces from the south to this northern part of Ilocos we finally reached Patapat Viaduct. It is one of the major project during the regime of President Marcos. It is considered as the 4th longest bridge in the Philippines having a total length of 1,300 meters. It connects Maharlika Highway from Laoag to Cagayan Valley Region. It rises along the town’e coastal mountain, which is the starting point of Cordillera Mountain Range that snakes throughout Northern Luzon. People usually stops here just to take photos of the bridge. The lush Patapat Mountains, blue skies and the blue waters of South China Sea was breathtaking.

A common sight on the bridge are parked vehicles equipped with tourists eager to capture photos. No wonder why, because the entire view is just so amazing! The long white and winding bridge, with the views of the ocean, the rock formations, the sound of the big waves, the magnificent sunshine and the tall mountains at the backdrop just seems to be a perfect synthesis.

SECOND STOP: Paraiso ni Anton (Calvario de Patapat)

Paraiso ni Anton is one of the few stops of the Pagudpud Tour Cycle, a local tourism project of the municipality that aims to bring visitors to Pagudpud’s top-notch destinations. Tourist take photos while locals take a sip of the waters dripping from the hill.

I couldn’t help but wonder why is this place called Paraiso Ni Anton. And who is Anton anyway? Was he the one who discovered the place? Was he someone who has died and was somewhat buried in this paradise hence its name? Then, Kuya Romy our tour guide told us that these waters uphold some sort of mystery. Some other locals came with containers and filled them with the water flowing from the small stream. Then I found out that locals believe that the water that drips down to the hillside of Paraiso ni Anton contain some healing energy. They believe that drinking the water will cure their mild ailments and in some cases, even the severe ones.

There is also another story circulating among frequent travelers in the area. A white lady seemed to appear within the vicinity scaring drivers. So to pay respect, drivers slow down then blow their horns when passing Paraiso ni Anton. Whether these stories are legend or not, as long as they don’t get harmed, there is nothing wrong about it.

Oh well no matter who Anton is, this place is undeniably a paradise, with a small grotto for the Blessed Virgin, a stream and luscious trees as the backdrop, this surely deserves a minute of your time. Also, on the front of the hill there are souvenir shops where you can buy Ilocos native pasalubongs.

THIRD STOP: Timmangtang Rock 

This rock formation is covered with lush green vegetation which makes it look like a huge sea turtle’s shell left by its owner on the shores of Pagudpud. There’s actually nothing special to be done in Timmangtang Rock but shoot photos. According to kuya Romy, the Timmangtang Rock formation appears like a bell from a distance. But, no matter how much I look at it from any angle, I couldn’t be convinced that it resembles as a bell.

Before reaching the rock formation, I stepped on a number of things that hurt my feet. Pebbles and seashells are everywhere so make sure to take extra precaution when you go here. The path that leads to the rock formation is very slippery since it is touching the water. So, again be very careful.

Aside from the rock formation, I couldn’t help but admire the calmness of the water. As the cool breeze touches my skin, I marveled at the thought that I’m lucky to experience something as relaxing as that.

FOURTH STOP: Bantay Abot Cave

It is totally safe to say that Pagudpud is truly one of the most scenic places we’ve ever visited.

The Bantay Abot Cave is a favorite stopover for tourists and a favorite hangout of the locals due to the striking surroundings.

Contrary to its name, Bantay Abot Cave isn’t really a cave. It’s a huge rock with a hole in the middle. And yes, the fertility folklore continued here because it’s the second place to visit after Timmangtang Rock. If you are smiling now, then you are probably getting the picture. Am I right? This hole is the “passage” – the vagina. We climbed up to the hole and gasped at the sight.

One needs to go down a stairway and cross a short trail of shallow waters to get inside the cave. The path to the cave is a bit dangerous; you have to watch your step all the time. The entire place looks so serene and relaxing. In reality, it is quite challenging to capture great photos. The shore is filled with sharp fragments of rock formations. The limited pathways are steep. The waves of the sea are too powerful. In effect, expect strong winds everywhere. I remember climbing a steep elevated area to secure some photos. I had a hard time going down, so my steps were slow and careful. Fortunately, I’m with my boyfriend who takes care of me and hold my hand while climbing down. And the whole place offers breathtaking views of the waves flashing through the rocks and the cool breeze coming from around the mountain sides.

However, the place is not advisable for swimming because the waves are really strong in this part and they might just sweep you away towards South China Sea. Me and my boyfriend enjoyed taking a lot of photos here and we even climbed up on the rocks for souvenir photos.

We only had a few minutes to explore Bantay Abot Cave. Despite the short visit, I can say that Bantay Abot Cave is one of the best places I’ve seen. It’s no doubt, one for the books!

FIFTH STOP: Kabigan Falls

Aside from the beautiful beach in Pagudpud, everyone should also visit Kabigan Falls. “Kabigan” was derived from the Tagalog word “Kaibigan” which means friend. The falls was given that name because the water from the river and the falls are magkaibigan. It is just 10 minutes away from Pagudpud. The visit to Kabigan Falls was listed in our itinerary and so when we reached the drop off point and was informed that the trek will took about 30 minutes one way and it would be an approximately 1.8km walk, some in the group, I know, were having second thoughts if we will still push it through. Well me, as the one who has this insatiable appetite for adventures would definitely not want to miss out this opportunity to visit it (andito na ako eh! Sayang naman!). So I insisted that we should go give it a try and I believe its gonna be worth it.

A tour guide was assigned to accompany us. Tour guides do this voluntarily and its up to you to give them any donations. Of course, its always a kind gesture to give them something after the tour, after all they were working hard for it and the trek back and forth just to guide tourists isn’t a comfortable one. There is already an established trail going to the falls hence you may dismiss having an official guide. Know that, however, that the tour guides double as caretakers wherein they clean the entire and falls every day after the tourists are gone. Hats off to these locals and hey, this is their main livelihood and your only way to contribute! Half of the earnings of these guides actually goes to their local cooperative while the other goes to their local government.

Kabigan Falls is tucked inside a forested area at Brgy. Balaoi in Pagudpud. It became famous because of its natural concave pool protected by tall trees abundantly growing in one of the few remaining virgin forest of the Philippines. One has to literally cross the rocky trails, with rice fields, wooden bridges, creeks, slippery rocks and loads of trees.

I really didn’t care about the long walks, you will be entertained by lovely views of farmlands, and water streams, animals and the mountains. There are a few stand by points where you can rest for a while and enjoy some buko juice, but because we are in a hurry to finish the tour due to a lists of itineraries for that day, we kept walking and walking till we reach the falls.

The trail is actually an easy one, Half of the trail is an open field with water streams on the side and trees are very rare. But as you get closer to the middle of the forest, the trek is more likely to get bearable and becomes a little cooler because of the trees and shaded areas while crossing some wooden and bamboo bridges.

After 30 minutes we finally saw a miniature version of the falls connected to the river with the tall dropping falls at the background and i can hear the dashing sound of water from it. Just a few more tumbling away and there we saw the whimsical Kabigan Falls with a towering height of 120 feet. It was indeed a very rewarding sight with such a revitalizing allure.

The water was blue green and really clear that you can see in close encounter the bottom of the waterfall basin. There are swimmers during our time of visit  and they were enjoying a lot. I was able to test the waters by dipping my hands while in the shallow part of the river before climbing up for photographs. Mind you, the water is so cold – what a great way to cool down after drenching yourself in a sweaty hike.

If you are a nature junkie, you will surely fall in love with the falls, the locals and even the remoteness of the place. After a few minutes, we started trekking again going back to the drop off point where our lunch is already waiting. T’was a tiring experience but was all worth the leg cramping walks. Never miss the opportunity to visit this natural wonder when in Ilocos. It was truly worth your time and efforts!

SIXTH STOP: Maira-ira Beach (Blue Lagoon)

Ilocos is not only blessed with rich history, picturesque landscapes and old buildings and structures but it also has pristine and drop dead gorgeous water. The beautiful cove named Maira-ira Beach lies in Maira-ira Point, the northern tip of Pagudpud. Maira-ira Beach for which popularly known as Blue Lagoon is one of the most visited spot in Ilocos when looking for water adventures and beach bumming. It has a long stretch of white sands kissed by clear, turquoise blue water. It  is one of the destinations usually included in the tour package offered in Pagudpud.

The Blue Lagoon, a small deep-water cove, gives Hannah’s Beach Resort its bright, glowing star. The warm, sparkling aquamarine water looks awesomely magical. Coupled with a shore made of talcum-fine sand, it is easy to understand why this particular patch of water is a favorite place to swim and have fun.

When we got there the beach waves are strong, the shoreline has sudden deep hollows. My boyfriend kept on telling me not to get far. He got scared I’d be washed away by the big waves. I wondered if the water gets tranquil sometimes. The water wasn’t blue as I expected because of the gloomy weather. Nevertheless, we still enjoyed the beach but when the rain started to pour hard, we had no choice but to leave.

So, there you have it that’s our last destination for our second day tour. Watch out for more wonders of Ilocos on our last day 🙂

When in Ilocos: Day 2 For those who haven’t read my Day 1 Ilocos adventure you can read it HERE.

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Derived its name to two ilocano words "Bantay" for mountain & "abot" for the hole. This cave is not really a cave. It's a huge rock with a hole in the middle resulted from an earthquake years ago. A very unique structure covered with green shrubbery thus adding the beauty of the cave. . . . #whenwithfilipinos #itsmorefuninph #discoverph #chooseph #wowpinas #sinopinastraveler #exploringphilippines #philippinesgram #litrattongpinoy #visitphilippines #the_ph #wanderph #pinaswonders #visitph #comeseeph #pinasmuna #topdestinationsph #traversephilippines #wanderlustph #adventurephilippines #pilipinasdestination #mabuhayph #igpilipinas #tapphiph #grammerphilippines #tuklas_pilipinas #lostinph #seepilipinas #ilocosnorte #wheninilocos (at Bantay Abot Cave) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ceidg9yuet4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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The towering Bangui Windmills wind turbines are arrayed in a row along the coast. East of town, Pasaleng Bay is home to Bantay Abot Cave, a natural tunnel eroded through the headland, and secluded Maira-ira Beach. Area waterfalls include Kabigan and Anuplig.

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Bantay Abot Cave by Wayne S. Grazio Via Flickr: Panorama composite of a hole in a small hill called Bantay Abot Cave near Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. It is often mired with tourists, but I was able to get some quick snaps before groups of travelers in vans came by to explore the site. The naturally sculpted hole was steadily eroded by waves until it was wrecked by an earthquake during the 1980s. It’s sort of like a giant donut! The waves continue to wash through and shape the hole. It is also sometimes called the underground sea, as the top of the cave is covered by lush green vegetation. Inside the cave is a church, and once inside you hear the muffled echo of waves breaking and also the birds singing as swallows also inhabit the cave

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Ilocos Norte, Philippines Tourist Spots

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Heading to Ilocos Norte in the Philippines? Here is a sneak peak of some of its tourist spots you should not miss!

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Quiet Pagudpud: A Sleepy, Scenic Northern Resort Town

Quiet Pagudpud: A Sleepy, Scenic Northern Resort Town

We love hushed, charming faraway towns. Their rustic charm and the pristine natural vistas around them never fail to reinvigorate our bodies, minds, and souls. The townsfolk’s way of life, practiced for generations and relatively uncontaminated by the complexities of city life, gives us a glimpse of rich tradition and simple grace. Their culture is a proof that simplicity and a relaxed pace of…

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“You can’t go back and fix the past. No. But you can make the present and the future a whole lot better.” . . . #ilocos #bantayabotcave #wheninilocos #philippines #itsmorefuninthephilippines #gopro #goproph #russpedition #travelnirussel #wanderlust #travel #adventure #beautifuldestinations #lonelyplanet #pinasmuna #exploreph #travelph #traversephilippines #lostinph #choosephilippines #sinopinas #wtnadventures #comeseeph #woogoph #shareph #travel_philippines #discovermnl #visitpilipinas #travelphilippines (at Bantay Abot Cave) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5jlVXSnnxY/?igshid=1hlrp2ala11mo

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Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte

Ang Pagudpud ay isang bayan sa hilagang baybayin ng Luzon Island, sa Pilipinas. Ang mga resorts ay nakahilera sa kahabaan ng Saud Beach. Ang mga nagniningas na wind turbines ng Bangui ay nakaayos sa isang hilera sa baybayin. Sa silangan ng bayan, ang Pasaleng Bay ay tahanan ng Bantay Abot Cave, isang likas na tunnel. Ang mga talon ng lugar ay kinabibilangan ng Kabigan at Anuplig.

Mga Lugar na Maaring Bisitahin 

1.Bantay Abot Cave

2. Bangui Wind Mills 

3. Kabigan Falls

4. Saud Beach

5. Patapat Viaduct

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ILOCOS SHOOT

And finallyyy! I've experienced having an out of the town shoot! 🥰 Sa totoo lang biglaan nga 'to e. Biglang inaya lang ako ni Migs maging second shooter niya and CJ is my main. So before ako mag-G, nagpaalam muna ako ng maayos sa office. Letting everyone know that I'll be gone for 2 days straight. Pumayag naman silang lahat and full support kaya ang sayaaa. 🥰 Although, aminado akong marami pa akong pendings sa Newsletter, but keribels. Need ko ng experience na 'to kahit na I've been to Ilocos a thousand times already.

'Di ko na ikekwento full details at mahaba haba na kapag. Summary na lang.

Sa biyahe papunta nakakaloka at sobrang bilis. 'Buti na lang talaga maganda ganda pwesto ko kundi hilo na naman ang lola niya. Masarap tulog ko kaya walang stress sa biyahe. Imagine? 10-12 hours of travel time to Pagudpud naging 6 hours lang sakanila?? Kasi nga nagkakarerahan sila. 🥲 Okay din naman at maagang nakarating pero nakakatakot kasi. Pagdating namin 'don sa Patapat Bridge, grabeee ang lamig! First time ko na-experience 'yung ganong weather sa Pagudpud e usually ang init init. So ayun nga. Masyado kaming maaga kaya nag-book muna kami ng accommo sa Hannah's and stayed there. Nagpahinga muna and relaxed sa beach. Lakad lakad and everything kasama mga kupal.

Day 1 Shoot

Patapat Bridge. Dito pa lang medyo stressed na kami dahil 'di masyadong cooperative sila client at naiinitan. Medyo off sila sa mga instructions namin when it comes to poses. Nao-awkwardan sila kaya may part na nairita at sumagot ng 'di oras. But it was successful naman afterwards. 11am na yata kami natapos 'non? Ate lunch, relaxed na naman since 2pm pa next shoot, tas analyzing feedbacks. Trying to manage them before our next shoot.

Bantay Abot Cave. Dito naman next shoot. Kahit papa'no nakikisama na sila ng maayos. Challenging dito kasi sobrang lakas ng hangin. Tinatangay ka talaga pero successful naman ang shoot. Magaganda outputs.

Hannah's beach side. Dito naman nahihirapan din kami dahil sa hangin. The fact that sa sobrang lakas ng hangin e nababasa mga lens namin. Leaving them moist, kaya may mga shots na blurry. But overall, it was good.

Before kami mag-proceed sa last shoot for the day, inenjoy muna namin natitirang time para magpetiks petiks. Idlip, lakad lakad kung sa'n sa'n then ate. Supposed to be ang next shoot e bon fire with family pero plan B kami. Nananampal na kasi 'yung mga buhaningin sa beach sa sobrang lakas. Tas ang lamig lamig pa. Siguro 10 na kami natapos sa lahat lahat including maligo't kumain? We had a little inuman before heading to sleep.

Day 2 Shoot

6:30am yata ako nagising? Late na kami dito nag-start sa shoot e. Dahil nagkaproblema. Basta. Mahaba habang kwento. We prepared everything at aalis na kami 'don para dere-deretso na.

Bangui Wind Mills. First shoot of the day, okay naman dito. Ang kaso nga lang ang kalaban namin e reklamo at kamamadali nila. Leaving us stressed and can't concentrate well sa trabaho.

Sand Dunes. Second shoot. Sooobrang init, nimal! 2pm ang shoot namin dito dahil no choice, need umalis kaagad pauwi ng NV kaya wala ng afternoon sunset for Sand Dunes. Unfortunately, Paul and I wasn't able to work with the team because naiwan kami sa ere. Walking ourselves out of the extreme heat of Sand Dunes. Tumambay kami sa isang area for possible shoot pero matagal tagal pala sila. Naglakad kami ng bongga sa gitna ng disyertoooooo. Deputa. Ang sakit sakit ng buong legs ko at ang init init!! Tumambay tuloy kami sa malaking ice creaman and kwentuhan 'gang matapos sila. 'Di tuloy kami effective.

Vigan's Calle Crisologo. Eto na ang last shoot for the day. Successful kami dito. Nagawa namin lahat ng kailangang gawin. Pero ako 'nung madilim dilim na 'di na ako nag-shoot dahil wala akong flash. Nag-assist na lang ako.

After everything umuwi na kami sa NV. Nagkaroon ng 'di magandang experience after shoot. Basta.

This experience was unforgettable. Tiring but worth it because I'm with these awesome people that I get to work with! ❤️

[mahgellan]

Bantay Abot Cave, Pagudpud (2015)

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Pagudpud is a town on the north coast of Luzon Island, in the Philippines. Resorts line the long stretch of Saud Beach, on the wide sweep of Bangui Bay. The towering Bangui Windmills wind turbines are arrayed in a row along the coast. East of town, Pasaleng Bay is home to Bantay Abot Cave, a natural tunnel eroded through the headland, and secluded Maira-ira Beach. Area waterfalls include Kabigan and Anuplig. (at Pagudpod, Ilocos Norte) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEZdzsRH_dt/?igshid=1cyrcko2vdube

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Vybe Hotel (3D2N) - Every Week End's!!! ILOCOS PACKAGE TOUR Date : Joiners Rates : 👌 6 person up - 3399 pesos 4 to 5 person - 3499 pesos 2 to 3 person - 3599 pesos Solo - 3599 pesos Itinerary: 🏜️🚜 Meet up place: Mall of Asia 8:00pm Assembly Time 9:00pm Departure Time (VIGAN-LAOAG-PAGUDPUD) ITINERARY 10:00 Pm Depart to manila Day 01 VIGAN TOUR Quirino Bridge Baluarte Ni Singson Breakfast at Hidden Garden (Pax own) Paburnayan Jar Making St. Augustine Church Bantay Bell Tower Drop guests at Calle Crisologo Guest can take Kalesa ride for the Vigan tour of the following: Calle Crisologo St.William Cathedral Heritage Village Plaza Burgos Crisologo Museum Plaza Salcedo Empanada Making Travel Vigan to laoag Ilocos Norte Welcome Arch Paoay Church Lunch (pax own) Sandunes 4x4 Paoay Lake Malacanang of the North 05:00PM End of Tour. 6:30 Check in accommodation 07:00PM Dinner (pax own) Day 02 06:00AM - Breakfast 07:00AM - Start of Tour PAGUDPUD TOUR Dragon Fruit Farm (seasonal) Cape Bojeador Light House Kapurpurawan/White Rock Formation Bangui Wind Mills Pagudpud Welcome Arch Patapat Viaduct Bantay Abot cave Blue lagoon (Swimming) 04:00PM - Back to Accommodation 07:00PM - Dinner (Pax own) Day 03 06:00AM Breakfast 07:00AM Check out. LAOAG TOUR Baccara church Sinking Bell Tower Aurora park Travel to Pasalubong center 12:00 NN Lunch (Pax own) Travel Vigan to La Union 04:00 Grape Farm (Seasonal) 05:30 PM ETD La Union to Manila 10:00 -12:00 PM ETA in Manila ************************* PACKAGE INCLUSIONS: - Private Round-trip a/c service (Manila-Ilocos-Manila) - AC Room Accommodation at Budget Hotel or Inn - (2) Day Breakfast 2nd and 3rd day - Complete Ilocos Tour from Vigan to Pagudpud - Fuel, toll fees, driver’s meals and accommodation -Entrance fees, permits, taxes PACKAGE EXCLUSIONS: -AIRFARE (DVO-MNL RT) All Meals Not mentioned (All optional activities) -Kalesa(150php –good for 2 person) -4v4 sandunes sand boarding (500php/pax) -zipline (800-900php/pax ) Disclaimer:Rates/head, Package inclusions and itinerary may change without prior notice. Let's move around 😘 samahan niyo ako sa byahe 😊 Pm me and don't forget to like and share my page 😍 (at Ilocos Norte, Philippines) https://www.instagram.com/p/CB_UCWPgXOU/?igshid=k111ox5dt439

[jeferzonezxc-blog]

Pagudpud is a town on the north coast of Luzon Island, in the Philippines. Resorts line the long stretch of Saud Beach, on the wide sweep of Bangui Bay. The towering Bangui Windmills wind turbines are arrayed in a row along the coast. East of town, Pasaleng Bay is home to Bantay Abot Cave, a natural tunnel eroded through the headland, and secluded Maira-ira Beach. Area waterfalls include Kabigan and Anuplig.