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Bangui Windmills In Ilocos
Another highlight of my Backpacking series is the visit to Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur, the Northern part of the Philippines. With only a backpack and full spirit, I explored the Ilocandia region with my friend hopping from Pagudpod ,Laoag, then finally head to Vigan.One thing that is so fascinating about this trip is how the location are close to each other that you can literally explore it within 3 days!
It was early summer and yet the heat was already intense. This region is also known for its sunny and hot temps. I have always been curious how does a windmill look like, I know a that t ... -
Our Great Northern Luzon Adventure
From Region 1 to Region 2
2014 was the year I stayed “local” and had no travels abroad. But that didn’t mean I stayed put much. I simply had to quench my wanderlust and my sister, Giselle and her fiancé, Jopay joined us for one big Northern Luzon adventure again so close to the rainy season.
The previous year, they tagged along for my lecture stints in Baguio. We had so much fun visiting old summer haunts and reminiscing about our childhood. It was a busy four-day spree, squeezing in tours in between my senior citizen talks. And when the opportunity presented itself again, they were ... -
Travel Diary In Ilocos Norte
The thing about living in the metropolis and surrounded by skyscraper buildings or shall I say living in a concrete jungle is that chances are slim to see the sun rising especially when your apartment is only on the fourth floor and facing North like ours. So you tend to get overwhelmed and mesmerized by sunrise when there's a chance. I can't blame my husband if he did a short habit of catching the sunrise every morning in Pagudpud. He never bothers to wake me up and just let me sleep while he sneaks at the crack of dawn. He is fascinated by the sunrise in Pagudpud. Who wouldn't?
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Most Visit Pagudpud Ilocos Norte
When people talk of Ilocos, there are a few things that usually come to mind: the city of Vigan in Ilocos Sur, the Bangui Wind Farm in Ilocos Norte, and one of the country’s best beach destinations up north, Pagudpud.
Pagudpud is the northernmost town in the island of Luzon. Surrounded by waters from the West Philippine Sea, it’s a must-visit for anyone who’s headed north yet wants to stay in the island of Luzon. It’s known for its scenic views and miles upon miles of coastlines, as well as an appetite for kite boarding and surfing.
Getting there
The fastest way to get to Pagu ...