Dubbed as the "Little Vigan" of Gapan, Tagpuan sa Lumang Gapan is a street lined with ancestral houses, cobblestone paths, and fixtures resembling Ilocos Sur's Vigan municipality. At night, the streets light up with ornamental lights and a night market.

Valley Breeze Resort is located on 3.3 hectares of land at the foot of the Sierra Madre mountain range. It has complete amenities for large group gatherings, whether for family outings or corporate functions.

Valley Breeze Resort is located on 3.3 hectares of land at the foot of the Sierra Madre mountain range. It has complete amenities for large group gatherings, whether for family outings or corporate functions.

Hapag Vicenticos serves Filipino dishes in a homey, traditional stone-and-wood house converted into a restaurant. Its bestsellers include seafood, meat, and poultry cooked in traditional Filipino styles and karioka (fried sticky rice flour balls) which can serve as your dessert or standalone snack.

Hapag Vicenticos serves Filipino dishes in a homey, traditional stone-and-wood house converted into a restaurant. Its bestsellers include seafood, meat, and poultry cooked in traditional Filipino styles and karioka (fried sticky rice flour balls) which can serve as your dessert or standalone snack.

Gabaldon Falls has a charming 10-foot cascade of cold water whose headwaters come from the Sierra Madre mountain range. The sights along the way are just as enjoyable as the destination.

Dupinga River's cold waters make it a rewarding destination after a sweaty trek. It gets its waters from the Sierra Madre mountains, which provide a majestic backdrop during the hike on the way to the river.

“Ugwad” which means “burst from nowhere”, describes the Ugwad Falls appearance. Located in SItio Gab, Brgy. Lamiawan it can be accessed via a 20-minute trek from Kapuka Falls .

Visit the oldest church in Mandanao. First completed in 1884, the San Salavador del Mundo Church is a national historical site recognized as such by the National Historical Commission (NHC) in 2012.

Situated in the mountainous part of Barangay Santiago. They said that it was named Prinsesa because of a ghostky of a female figure that has been sighted wandering - and seemingly protecting - the falls and its surroundings. Its startingly cold waters add to its mystique, and some of the rocks are scalable for those who want to try cliff-jumping.