Nature

This natural waterfall's multi-layered cascades and magical location is an inviting spot to swim in in Barangay Paayas. The water flows over smooth, layered boulders and into a shallow basin of blue waters interspersed within the foliage. t has become one of the more newly accessible falls since an access road was completed in 2021.

Birdwatching is an emerging ecotourism attraction in the province, especially in Paoay Lake National Park. Paoay Lake - the largest lake in Ilocos Norte - and the park's lush forests have been observed to be a thriving site for migratory birds. In 2021, a birdwatching circuit was launched in the park, attracting more birders from all around and beyond the country. Based on the yearly Asian Waterbird Census, species sighted in the area include the Little Grebe, Great Egret, Little Egret, Cattle Egret, Philippine Duck, Tufted Duck, White-browed Crake, Common Kingfisher, White-collared Kingfisher, White-throated Kingfisher, and the Great Cormorant whose return was greatly anticipated in 2019.

Locally called "soniata", the dragon fruit was first known to have been widely introduced to the province through Refmad Farms in Burgos. Owned and managed by Mrs. Edita Dacuycuy, Refmad Pitaya Food Products is the largest family-owned dragon fruit farm and innovator. They are known for selling dragon fruit wines, sweets, and bath and body products such as soap.

This urban garden was meant to serve as a peaceful respit in the middle of a bustling city. Designed by Filipino landscape artist and wood sculptor, the late Jerry Araos, It was coined after the words "kasali ka sa kalikasan", ("you are part of nature"), pertaining to the calm and quiet of the green space's design that lets you reconnect with nature right in the city.

The La Mesa Ecopark is a lush oasis in the middle of Quezon City. Covering a sprawling 33 hectares, this public park is located on the natural boundary of the La Mesa Watershed Reservation. One of the city's last forests, the park was founded by the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) in the 1950s and opened to the public until the 1970s. It was reopened to the public in 2004, atfer having been restored through a joint effort between the MWSS and the ABS-CBN Foundation. Its existing swimming pool, bathhouse, picnic ground facilities, playground, kiosks and pavilions were restored in 2003. Enhancement efforts are still under way, while keeping the park in its natural state.

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The Balingasay River is a multi-awarded river in Bolinao, Pangasinan. It is recognized as the cleanest and greenest inland river in Region 1 and has hectares of centuries-old mangroves that attract a wide range wildlife. Visitors can enjoy a sumptuous lunch of fresh seafood while floating along the river on bamboo cottages managed by the Sungayan Grill.

Complete a visit to all of the three Bolinao waterfalls along the Bolinao River. Located in Brgy. Samang Norte, each of the falls has a distinct feature: Bolinao Falls 1 has the highest cascade, Bolinao Falls 2 has a wide, calm basin, and Bolinao Falls has a low set of flat rocks that make for a panoramic backdrop for photos.

Bolinao's Enchanted Cave was formed naturally throughout time. It is marked by a freshwater spring, fossilized limestones, and giant clams which are believed to have been fossilized from a time when the area was still underwater. There are also basic amenities and recreational activities within the area.

The biker's den in San Fabian offers a convenient respite for traveling cyclists, bikers, or passersby who want to stop for a quick restroom break or a leisurely snack with a view.