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Ilocos Norte: An Overview

The capital of Ilocos Norte is Laoag City. It serves as the political, commercial, and cultural center of the province.

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1. La Paz Sand Dunes- this desert- like area near Laoag City is perfect for adventure activities like 4x4, sandboarding, and ATV rides. It offers a unique landscape not commonly found in the Philippines.

2. Paoay Sand Dunes- similar to the La Paz San Dunes but located in Paoay, this spot offers thrilling activities and stunning sunset views over the sandy terrain.

3. Kapurpuran Rock Formation- located in Burgos, these unique white limestones formations are sculpted by the wind and sea. It's a picturesque site perfect for photography and exploration.

4. Cape Bojeador Lighthouse- also in Burgos, this historical lighthouse provides panoramic views of the West Philippine Sea. It's an excellent spot for history buffs and those seeking scenic vistas.

5. Bangui Windmills- these towering wind turbines along the shoreline of Bangui are not only a source of renewable energy but also a major tourist attraction due to their impressive size and picturesque setting.

6. Blue Lagoon (Maira-ira Beach)- located in Pagudpud, this beach is famous for its clear blue waters and serene atmosphere. It's a great spot for swimming and relaxation.

Garlic Delicacies

1. Garlic Longganisa

. A type of Filipino sausage that's heavily flavored with garlic, giving it a distinct and robust flavor. This longganisa is a staple in many Ilocano breakfast.

2. Garlic Chips

. Thinly sliced garlic cloves fried until crispy. They are often used as a topping for various dishes or eaten as a snack.

3. Garlic Infused Vinegar

. Local vinegar infused with garlic cloves, enhancing the vinegar's flavor and making it a great condiment for dipping meats or adding to various dishes.

Ilocos Norte offers a mix of historical sites, natural wonders, and unique culinary delights like pinakbet- a vegetable stew made with a variety of local vegetables like bitter melon, eggplant, and okra, cooked with bagoong (fermented fish paste) for a savory flavor, making it a fascinating destination for travelers.

Thank you for reading. Until next time, salamat and see you soon!

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Ang mahabang biyahe sa Ilocos Sur at Ilocos Norte

Noong April 18, 2019, sa kalagitnaan ng tag-init, nagsimula ang aming pamilya ng masayang paglalakbay patungo sa Ilocos Norte. Isang planong inorganisa ng mga kapatid ni Nanay, ito ay isang pagkakataon para masaksihan ang ganda ng mga tanawin at maranasan ang kultura ng Ilocos.

Credits to TripadvisorBaluarte

Sa malapit na pagdating namin sa Ilocos Sur, nagpasya kaming huminto saglit para kumuha ng mga litrato at bumisita sa Baluarte Wild Animal Gallery. Subalit, nadismaya ako sa napabayaan na kalagayan ng lugar. Sa kabila ng kaunting hayop at kulang sa pagpapalakad.

Credits to Wikipedia

Patuloy pa rin kaming naglakbay patungo sa Vigan City. Kahit na mainit ang panahon, hindi ko nai-enjoy ang pagbisita sa mga lumang bahay. Ngunit, nakatagpo kami ng mga kakaibang produkto ng mga taga-Ilocos Sur kagaya ng Bagnet, longganisa, at kalamay na tunay na nakatatak sa alaala.Pagdating ng gabi, nagpatuloy kami sa aming biyahe patungo sa Ilocos Norte.

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Sa Laoag City, nagpasya kaming huminto saglit para magpahinga at bisitahin ang kamag-anak ng aking tito. Sa paggising kinabukasan, agad kaming nagtuloy sa Ilocos Norte. Nararamdaman ko na malapit na kami sa aming mga destinasyon dahil sa mga windmills na sumasalubong sa amin malapit sa dagat.

Credits to Wikipedia

Ang Kapurpurawan Rock Formation ang unang lugar na aming pinuntahan, kung saan namangha ako sa ganda ng mga bato na nabuo dahil sa lakas ng alon ng tubig. Matapos nito,

Credits to Guide to the PhilippinesCape Bojeador Lighthouse

Bumisita kami sa Cape Bojeador Lighthouse, isang historikal na lugar na patuloy na nagbibigay liwanag sa karagatan mula noong 1892. Ako ay natuwa dahil mura lamang ang entrance fee na nagkahalaga ng ₱40.00 at nasulit ko naman ang paglilibot sa Loob ng Lighthouse ngunit Hindi ko na naakyat ang lighthouse dahil ito ay pinagbabawal ng mga Bantay doon

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Sa Arinaya Whitebeach Resort, nagpahinga kami at nagsaya kasama ang aming mga pinsan sa ilalim ng maliwanag na araw. Ngunit, dahil sa mahal ng mga tulugan, pinili naming matulog na lamang sa aming sasakyan.

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Sa huling araw ng aming paglalakbay, bumisita kami sa Bangui Windmills, kung saan hindi mapapantayan ang ganda ng tanawin. Kasabay ng aming pag-alis, bumili kami ng mga souvenirs bilang alaala ng aming pagbisita sa Ilocos.Sa pag-uwi, nagpatuloy kami sa aming biyahe at dumaan sa Laoag City at Vigan City para magpahinga at magdagdag ng mga pasalubong.

Sa kabuuan, bagaman naging mapanglaw at mainit ang ilang bahagi ng aming paglalakbay, ang mga karanasan at alaala ay hindi malilimutan. Ang paglalakbay sa Ilocos Norte ay isang pagkakataon upang masilayan ang ganda ng Pilipinas at maranasan ang kultura ng mga taga-roon.

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Cape Bojeador Lighthouse in Burgos, Ilocos Norte Philippines

22.08.2024

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Cape Bojeador Lighthouse, Burgos, Ilocos Norte. Took this with a GoPro because the camera I had back then didn't have the fisheye effect when capturing in wide angles. If you are a follower on my Instagram, I'm pretty sure it'd be quite obvious to know that I love taking pictures of the sky. To me, nothing beats the calming effect of admiring a beautiful sky no matter what the weather is. A sky can be gray but can still be beautiful if we disregard the fact that it could mean a storm is brewing. As to how it started, I really don't know. I just feel like there's a deep connection between me, and the sky as my symbol of hope. I wrote this as an official entry to my blog because I want it to be meaningful. For someone who's got a lot to share in the near future, I want to remain hopeful as I can be.

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Pagtuklas sa Kagandahan ng Ilocos mula sa aming Bakasyon

Taong 2017, buwan ng Abril, ang aking pamilya ay bumisita sa lungsod ng Pagudpud at Vigan bilang bahagi ng aming taunang bakasyon sa tag-init. Nagplano ang aming padre de pamilya na magbakasyon sa mga lugar na ito hindi lamang ako, aking mga kapatid, at magulang ang kasama hindi pati na rin ang aming mga tita, tito, at pinsan sa father side. Una naming pinuntahan ang lungsod ng Ilocos Norte kung saan matatagpuan ang Pagudpud at dinaanan pauwi ang lungsod ng Vigan sa Ilocos Sur. Ang aming bakasyon ay tumagal ng tatlong araw at dalawang gabi, hindi kasama ang araw ng aming pagbiyahe papunta.

Mga pangyayari papunta sa Ilocos Norte

Madaling araw, alas tres ng umaga ng mag-umpisang gumayak ang aming pamilya. Kami ay nagmula sa San Fernando, Pampanga. Dalawang sasakyan ang dinala upang magkasiya, kung saan sa sasakyang minamaneho ng aking ama kami naka-upo nila mama at aking mga kapatid at sa kabilang sasakyang minamaneho naman ng aking tito ang ibang kamag-anak. 

Ang byahe papuntang Pagudpud, kung nakasasakyan, ay nagtatagal ng isang araw o 24 oras at dahil madaling araw kaming bumiyahe ay puro tulog ang nangyari hanggang mag-umaga. Nagkaroon ng ilang stop over sa biyahe upang kumain ng agahan, tanghalian, at hapunan pati na rin ang mga bathroom break. Sa araw ng aming biyahe, bandang mag-uumaga, pagkatapos naming mag-almusal sa isang lugar na marami rin ang nag-stop over, ay dinaanan namin ang Paoay Sand Dunes para manguha ng litrato kasama ang buong pamilya. 

(Kuha mula sa google – Guide to the Philippines & The Poor Traveler)

Pagkatapos ay bumalik kami sa byahe at tanghali ng tumigil sa Fort Ilocandia Resort and Casino kung saan inikot namin ang labas dahil sa kasamaang-palad ay hindi bukas ang loob nito. Sa labas kung saan naka-parke ang sasakyan naman kami kumain ng aming tanghalian.

Kami’y muling bumalik sa biyahe at nadaanan ang sikat na Don Mariano Marcos Bridge at Patapat Viaduct Bridge. Pagsapit ng kinagabihan ay huminto kaming muli sa isang tabi ng kalsada kung saan mayroong mga nagtitinda ng mga pagkain upang tikman ang Ilocos Empanada na kilala bilang unang pagkain na dapat tikman dito. Ang aking masasabi sa empanadang ito ay dapat lamang itong matikman ng bawat isa dahil tunay na masarap ito lalo na ang sukang sawsawan.

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Bago tuluyang bumiyahe sa lugar na tutuluyan, pinuntahan namin ang Paraiso ni Anton. Paniniwala na ang tubig mula rito ay may kapangyarihang makapagpagaling kung kaya’t naranasan ng aming pamilya na uminom mula rito.

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Alas-onse ng gabi na kami nakarating sa bahay na aming tutuluyan at diretso agad sa kwarto upang magpahinga at matulog para maging handa kinabukasan.

Unang araw sa Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte

Kinabukasan, bago mag-umpisa ang aming paglilibot sa lugar ay naligo muna kami sa isang batis na nagkataong malapit sa bahay na aming tinutuluyan. Bilang mga bata ay kasiyahan namin ang paliligo sa mga ganoong klase lugar sa unang pagkakataon kung kaya’t tumatak ito sa aking isipan. 

Pagkatapos nito ay diretso kami sa unang destinasyon, ang Saud White Sand Beach. Nagtagal kami dito ng kalahating araw, dito kami kumain ng tanghalian na dala namin at naligo. Ito ang unang pagkakataong natuto akong mag-floating.

(kuha sa mula sa google)

Sumunod na pinuntahan namin pagkatapos ng beach ay ang Cape Bojeador Lighthouse.

Ang lokasyon ng lighthouse ay nasa isang tuktok na hindi maaaring umakyat mismo ang mga sasakyan. Kung kaya’t ang sasakyan namin ay iniwan sa ibaba nito kung saan mayroon ding mga nagtitinda ng souvenirs. Inakyat naimin ito hanggang marating ang tuktok kung nasaan ang lighthouse. Pumasok kami rito at nakita ang iba’t ibang klase ng mga litrato at historya ng lighthouse na ito. Mayroon din sa loob nito na isang well na hinuhulugan ng mga barya.

(kuha mula sa google)

Ito ang huling destinasyon namin bago nagpahinga para sa araw na iyon.

Pangalawang araw sa Ilocos, Norte

Sa bawat paglalakbay naming pamilya ay sinisigurado nila na makakabili ng mga souvenirs kung kaya’t pagkatapos sa tabing dagat ay pumunta kami sa Burgos, Ilocos Norte kung saan matatagpuan ang Kapurpurawan Rock Formation. Bago makapasok at makita mismo ang rock formation na ito ay mayroong mga stalls na nagtitinda ng iba’t ibang klase ng souvenirs gaya ng magnet sa refrigerator, mga windmills wooden sculpture, at iba pa kung saan kami namili.

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Pagkatapos namin dito ay aming dinaanan ang Bangui Windmills upang makita ang mga windmills ng malapitan.

(kuha mula sa google – Guide to the Philippines)

Ikatlong araw sa Ilocos, Sur

Dumating na ang huling araw ng aming bakasyon sa Ilocos. Sa araw na ito, ang aming destinasyon ay ang Ilocos Sur bago kami umuwi sa San Fernando.

Ang unang pinuntahan namin ay ang Paoay Church. Pumasok kami rito at nagdasal bago nilibot ang mga nakapaligid dito na tanawin. 

(kuha mula sa google)

Pagkatapos sa Paoay Church ay pumunta na kami sa huling destinasyon na aming bakasyon, ang Vigan Heritage Site at Calle Crisologo. Inikot namin ito at bumili ng mga gamit gaya ng bag at mga laruan. Bumili rin kami ng sorbetes na tinitinda dito bago nag-ikot.

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Mga dapat malaman mula sa karanasan ng aking pamilya sa biyaheng ito

Sa sobrang tagal ng oras sa biyahe gamit ang sasakyan ay mararamdaman mo talaga ang ngawit sa pag-upo at hirap sa pagtayo. Kapag nakalabas ka ng sasakyan, ramdam na ramdam mo ang ginhawa at mapapa-thank you, Lord ka na lang dahil sa sarap sa pakiramdam. Siguraduhin dapat na kumpleto ang dalang gamit para sa isang araw na biyahe. (1) Ang mga baon na pagkain na maaaring kainin sa loob ng sasakyan. (2) Hygiene kit na gamit para kung matatawag ng kalikasan. 

Normal na maraming beses mag-stop over sa buong biyahe dahil nga sa ngawit mula sa pag-upo. May pagod at antok talagang madadama, kaya importante rin na hindi lang isa ang marunong magmaneho dahil kakailanganin niya ng kapalit para makapagpahinga at makatulog kahit saglit lamang.

Mga pananaw mula sa bakasyong ito

Hindi ‘man ito ang unang bakasyon na kasama ko ang aking pamilya, ngunit isa ito sa hindi ko malilimutan. Ang mga karanasan na nakuha ko mula rito ang patuloy na tatatak sa aking isipan lalo na at ang mga lugar na aming napuntahan ay mga parte ng kasaysayan ng bansa. Mayroon silang pagkakaiba na marapat malaman ng bawat tao. 

Ang edad ko sa panahong ito ay batang-bata kung kaya’t hindi na rin gaanong detalyado ang mga pangyayari sa bakasyong ito. Hindi ko inaasahan na ang mga lugar na tinitingnan at pinasukan ko lamang noon ay bahagi ng mga cultural heritage sa loob ng bansang Pilipinas. Mga istrukturang itinayo ng napakatagal na panahon, mula pa noong panahon ng kolonyal ng mga espanyol.

Sa bakasyon na ito ko tuluyang nakilala ang sarili ko na mahilig lumibot sa iba’t ibang lugar at pahalagahan ang bawat nararating. Natutunan ko na gaano ‘man kahirap at katagal ang biyahe kapag narating mo ang destinasyon, mapapawi at mapapawi ang lahat ng pagod na iyong nadarama. Ang bawat pag-ikot ng mata sa mga tanawin ay walang katumbas. Ang bawat bakasyon na kasama ko ang pamilya ko ay may kakaibang ibig sabihin para sa akin. Ang bawat bakasyon sa aking buhay ay isang pagkakataon mula sa Panginoon na nagbibigay sa akin ng oras na mas makasama at mabigyang halaga ang aking pamilya.

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Paradise Found: Discovering Pagudpud

  While most tourists flock to the more popular destinations in the Philippines, Pagudpud offers a hidden paradise that remains largely unknown to many. This remote coastal town boasts crystal-clear waters, stunning beaches, and some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in the country. We will uncover the secrets of Pagudpud, from its unspoiled beaches to its unique cultural heritage and we will take you on a journey through the town's hidden gems, including its secret coves, waterfalls, and pristine natural landscapes. We will also delve into the local culture, exploring the unique customs and traditions preserved for generations.  

Pagudpud, Philippines. Photo By Raymond Fortun. Flickr.  

Overview of Pagudpud.

Pagudpud is a coastal town in the northernmost part of Ilocos Norte province in the Philippines. Known for its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, Pagudpud has become a popular tourist destination among locals and foreigners. The town's laid-back atmosphere and stunning natural scenery make it ideal for those seeking relaxation and adventure. One of the must-visit attractions in Pagudpud is Saud Beach, which boasts powdery white sands and turquoise waters that are perfect for swimming or snorkeling. The beach is also known for its breath taking sunsets that attract visitors from all over the world. Another popular attraction is the Kapurpurawan Rock Formation, which features unique limestone formations carved by nature over time.  

Pagudpud, Philippines. Photo By patricia enriquez. Flickr.  

Exploring Pagudpud's Hidden Beaches.

Pagudpud is a small town located in the northernmost part of the Philippines which has several hidden beaches that are waiting to be explored. One of these hidden gems is Kapurpurawan Beach, known for its unique rock formations sculpted by wind and waves over thousands of years. Another must-see is Maira-ira Beach, also known as Blue Lagoon, which features crystal clear waters and fine white sand. On top of that, Saud Beach is another stunning location with a long stretch of powdery sand and clear blue waters - perfect for swimming or just soaking up some sun.  

Breathtaking Kabigan Waterfalls, Pagudpud, locos Norte. Photo by Perry A. Dominguez. Wikimedia.  

Uncovering Pagudpud's Secret Coves and Waterfalls.

Most tourists don't know that Pagudpud has more to offer than just its pristine shorelines. When you venture deeper into this paradise, you will discover hidden coves and waterfalls waiting to be explored. One of the best-kept secrets of Pagudpud is Kabigan Falls. This stunning waterfall stands around 87 feet high and is surrounded by lush greenery. To get there, you have to trek through a scenic trail that takes about an hour from the jump-off point. The journey may seem long and arduous for some but it's worth every step.  

Pagudpud, Philippines. Photo By Joel Formales. Flickr.  

Discovering Pagudpud's Cultural Heritage.

One of Pagudpud's most notable cultural landmarks is the Cape Bojeador Lighthouse, which has stood sentinel over the rocky coast for over a century. This structure was an essential navigational aid for ships sailing along the West Philippine Sea. Visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse and enjoy sweeping views of the sea and countryside. Another must-visit destination for those interested in Pagudpud's cultural heritage is the Patapat Viaduct. This impressive bridge spans over 1.3 kilometers and connects Ilocos Norte with Cagayan Valley.  

Pagudpud, Philippines. Photo By Marco Millan. Flickr.  

Activities and Adventures in Pagudpud.

There are plenty of activities and adventures that you can enjoy while you're in Pagudpud. An island-hopping tour is one of the most popular things to do in Pagudpud. You'll get to explore some of the smaller islands and discover hidden coves and lagoons only accessible by boat. If you're lucky, you might spot some dolphins or whales along the way. Another must-try activity is sandboarding on the dunes of Paoay.  

Pagudpud, Philippines. Photo By Madelin Alvarez. Flickr.  

Conclusion.

Pagudpud is an excellent destination to explore the wonders of nature and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It offers a variety of activities and sights, from the stunning Kabigan Falls to the breath taking white sand beaches. With its many unnamed wonders, this city's hidden gem should definitely be on your travel list. Whether you're looking for adventure or a place to relax and unwind, Pagudpud will not disappoint.   Sources: THX News & Wikipedia. Read the full article

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Cape Bojeador Lighthouse, Burgos, Philippines. December 2019.

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An Adventure in Ilocos: From History to Beaches

The journey began in Vigan City, a place where history comes alive in every cobblestone street and ancient facade. Walking through Calle Crisologo felt like stepping into a time machine. The Spanish-era architecture, horse-drawn carriages, and traditional shops created a unique blend of the past and present. As I passed the Syquia Mansion and the Vigan Cathedral, I could almost hear the echoes of a bygone era.

My next stop was the majestic Paoay Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its massive buttresses. The church's stone walls and intricate designs were a testament to the craftsmanship of the past. The view was breathtaking, and I spent a moment soaking in the history.

The journey continued north to Bangui, where the towering windmills stood tall against the azure sky. The sight of these massive structures along the coastline was awe-inspiring. Not only did they provide renewable energy, but they also symbolized progress and innovation.

From there, I headed to Pagudpud, the "Boracay of the North". The white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters were a dream come true for any beach lover. I stayed at Casa Consuelo Island Reef, a quaint beachfront resort that offered the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. I spent my days swimming, snorkeling, and exploring the sorrounding areas.

A trip to Ilocos wouldn't be complete without visiting the Cape Bojeador Lighthouse in Burgos. The climb to the top was worth it, with panoramic views of the West Philippine Sea. It was a moment of pure serenity, with the sound of waves crashing against the cliff below.

On my last day, I decided to embrace my adventurous side at the La Paz Sand Dunes. Riding a 4x4 across the dunes and trying sandboarding was an adrenaline rush like no other. It was the perfect way to end my journey in the area.

Throughout my adventure, I tasted some of the best Ilocano cuisine. Bagnet- a deep fried pork dish with it's crispy exterior and tender interior, became an instant favorite. The Vigan-style empanada, filled with meat and vegetables often served with vinegar, was a delightful snack. I also enjoyed longganisa, the traditional garlic rice and pinakbet a mixed vegetable dish with shrimp paste.

The Ilocos Region is known for its unique and delicious sweets that reflect the rich culinary heritage of the area. Here's an overview of some popular Ilocano sweets: 1. Binagkal- is a type of deep-fried sesame-coated rice cake. It's crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, with a hint of sweetness, it is often enjoyed with coffee or tea, 2. Bibingka-is a traditional Filipino rice cake made with glutinous rice, coconut milk, sugar, and other ingredients. It is often cooked in clay pots lined with banana leaves, giving it a distint flavor and aroma. It is a popular treat during special occasions and holidays especially during Christmas, 3. Patopat- is a sticky rice dessert wrapped in banana leaves or palm leaves. It's made from glutinous rice mixed with cocunt milk and sugar, giving it a sweet and rich flavor. Patopat is often enjoyed during fiestas and family gatherings. My relatives made patopat incredibly delicious 4. Chichacorn-is a crunchy snack made from deep corn kernels and it comes in various flavors like garlic, cheese and barbecue. It is an addictive snack that's perfect for munching on the go or sharing with friends.

These sweets are just a glimpse of the delicious treats you can find in the area. Try these sweets on your next visit to the Ilocos Region or find them in Filipino markets and stores to bring a taste of Ilocano culture to your home.

As I packed my bags to leave, I realized that the Region had given me more than just an adventure- It had given me a deeper appreciation for Filipino culture, and proud of the history and the indomitable spirit of the people. This journey was just the beginning.

Thank you for reading! Until next time, salamat and see you soon!

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view below cape bojeador lighthouse!

such a beautiful view! <3

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Cape Bojeador Lighthouse

Burgos, Ilocos Norte, Philippines