Valugan Boulder Beach is a zen sight in Basco, Batanes, Philippines. Its shoreline is marked by round to elongated sedimentary boulders, which are often found stacked on top of one another in zen arrangements. The stones are believed to be sediments of Mt. Iraya's ancient eruptions.

This private, beachfront resort is characterized by Spanish colonial style houses and old Ilocandia charm throughout. It is a popular venue for weddings and other milestone events because of its rustic charm and vibrant sunset views. It also has a stations of the cross installation within the vicinity.

The sole 5-star resort hotel in northern Philippines, Fort Ilocandia Resort Hotel is a historical landmark as much as it is a hotel nestled in the heart of Laoag City. It features a combination of Ilocos Norte's rustic charm combined with modern touches for a relaxing stay. It is nestled on over 77 hectares of land that features a 2-kilometer beach facing the South China Sea, sand dunes, and pine trees. Its desirable location puts it near some of the city's most popular tourist attractions such as the Paoay Sand Dunes and the Malacañang of the North.

Top Allan is a viewpoint with view deck in Sudipen, La Union. Bearing the signage "where the mountains meet the sky", it is just that: a convergence of majestic mountain and sky views. Its main attraction is a swing perched atop a hill, which lets visitors get a thrilling view of the nearby vistas.

Tinungbo Cooking is a traditional way of cooking rice, which is stuffed inside pieces of bamboo called "bolo". The rice-stuffed bolo is cooked over firewood and best enjoyed while hot.

This ecotourism destination in Agoo is characterized by agoho trees (Casuarina equisetifolia), which the town gets its name from. It provides a glimpse into the quieter side of La Union, where visitors can set up a picnic, take a nap under the trees, or simply take a stroll to enjoy the canopy of trees leading out to the beaches of Agoo.

Built by Augustinians in 1950, Bantay Church is one of the oldest churches in the region. One of its key features is its nearby belfry, which was used as a watchtower before it became the bell tower of the church. The church is also known as the Shrine of Our Lady of Charity (Shrine of Nuestra Señora de la Caridad).

The Church of Our Lady of the Assumption. formally known as Nuestra Señora de la Asunción but more commonly known as Santa Maria Church, was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on December 11, 1993 as part of the Baroque Churches of the Philippines. It is one of only four Baroque Spanish-era churches in the country. Having been built in the 17th century by Augustinians, the church was built on top of a hill. The church also once served as a citadel and a fortress during the 1896 revolution.

Lotus Valley Farm is a calm and peaceful respite in San Juan. Nestled in a lush, manmade forest, the agritourism destination features rustic accommodations that let guests enjoy the naturally cool breeze and forest sounds. The farm, which was established by Toby Tamayo, also contributes to the barangay's local water supply. It also has wellness services and healthy food made from ingredients grown right on the farm.

Soak up the sun and vibrant locale of La Union in this beachfront hostel. Catering to backpackers, artists, and solo or group travelers, the hostel has different accommodation options set right in front of the beach. It also has a bar that offers drinks, chow, and live entertainment.