Nature

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.

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.

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.

The view deck offers a serene 360-degree view of Dasol. Marked by a lone duhat (Java Plum) tree, it is a popular picnic spot for couples looking for a romantic spot with great views or explorers who wish to take a short hike down over the nearby rock formations. 

This agritourism destination is known for its famous earth houses that are fashioned after the hobbit houses of the Lord of the Rings books and films. It is a popular destination for photoshoots, and offers a unique staycation experience where guests can actually stay inside the quirky hobbit houses.

Racuh A Payaman, also known as Marlboro Country, is a hilly viewpoint and tourist attraction in Mahatao, Batanes, Philippines. It got its nickname from its green, hilly terrain that overlooks the Philippine Sea.

The Alapad Hills and Rock Formation is one of the must-see sites when in Batanes. It contains a scenic road that snakes through and around unique rock formations facing the sea.

On Morong Beach's white sands, the Nakabuang Arch stands in stark contrast in the distance. The peculiar rock formation forms a natural doorway shaped by time and tide, appearing like an elephant's trunk digging through the sand.

The Vayang Rolling Hills are one of Batanes' most iconic sights. The tranquil stretch of green against the West Philippine Sea is a breathtaking sight worth the long trip from the mainland. The hills, which are often dotted with cows, are reminiscent of New Zealand's green pastures. Roads have been improved in the recent years to provide more scenic vantage points where a view of the hills may be enjoyed.

This beachside walkway in Dagupan City was initiated in 2018 to promote tourism and showcase the beauty of the views against Lingayen Gulf. You'll know you've arrived once you see its welcome marker, which contains a statue of the city's famous bangus (milkfish), whose abundance is celebrated in the annual Pista'y Dayat (Sea Festival). It is also lined with some establishments and seafood eateries.