There are many attractions in Luzon. If you decided to go directly to Luzon either from the northern or southern part of the country, then you’d like to go to Philippines.

Here are the best and most popular places for tourists to explore in Northern Luzon, all of them are very interesting

Baguio City (Benguet)

Highlight

 Due to the temperate climate presence in the country, it has earned the title of “The Summer Capital of the Philippines”. Baguio is developed as a health resort.

What to Do

You can take a stroll in Burnham Park, the stunning Mines View Park, and Baguio Cathedral and sample some local treats like ube jam or taho with strawberries.

La Union

Highlight

 Known by many as a Chill coastal province and a surfing mecca with San Juan as the “Surfing Capital of the North.”

What to Do

 Participate in surfing lessons, visit ma-cho temple, go to Tangadan falls, and lounge in the lively night scene on the beach.

Vigan City (Ilocos Sur)

Highlight

 Vigan City is an ancient city also known for its preserved Spanish colonial buildings with cobbled streets and ancestral homes also listed as UNESCO World History Sites.

What to Do

 Spend a delightful time riding a calesa, visiting antique houses and tasting local meals like Vigan longganisa and empanada

Sagada (Mountain Province)

Highlight

 A quiet mountain city, characterized by cool weather, cave, hanging coffins that the Igorot people use to bury their dead.

What to Do

Hike to Echo Valley to look at the hanging coffins, visit Sumaguing Cave, and view the famous sunrise at Kiltepan Peak.

Mount Pulag (Benguet)

Highlight

 Third in the rank among the tallest mountains in the Philippines, Mount Pulag is blessed with a ‘sea of cloud’ view and a very rich flora and fauna.

What to Do

Ascend to the peak, have gorgeous scenery, pitch tents, and enjoy the fantastic sunrise above the clouds.

Pagudpud (Ilocos Norte)

Highlight

Blessed with white soft sand beaches and clean waters, Pagudpud is recognized as the “Boracay of the North”.

What to Do

Enjoy the sand on Saud Beach, scoot around the Patapat Viaduct, and windmills and waterfalls that are located nearby.

Banaue Rice Terraces (Ifugao)

Highlight

The 2,000-year-old rice terraces are a world heritage site dubbed the 8th wonder of the world.

What to Do

Trekking the fields as they are often referred to, visit the Ifugao villages, and appreciate the indigenous way of life.

Caramoan Islands (Camarines Sur)

Highlights

Caramoan is nothing short of an island paradise, with fine white sandy beaches, turquoise waters. Exquisite limestone cliffs, nothing less than Palawan.

What to Do: Roller ride from one island to another, dive into the crystal clear waters of the lagoons. Do the  fun at the unspoiled beaches in a lesser crowded environment.

Donsol (Sorsogon)

 Highlights

Offering a rare opportunity to swim with whale sharks (butanding) in the ocean, Donsol is famous for these gentle creatures of the sea.

What to Do: From November to June, go live with the largest fish migrational patterns. Do site whale sharks, or waterfall plunges and scuba diving.

Mount Isarog National Park (Camarines Sur)

 Highlights

Some views of the captivating historical scene tends to come. The protected natural area where people experience waterfalls with tropical climatic conditions with plenty of rain forests and many animals.

What to Do: Take a hike along the trails that go toward Malabsay Falls and or hot springs.  It will be great for people who love adventure and nature.click here https://emersor.com/ for more articles