HomeAsiaSoutheast AsiaPhilippinesAbra 11 Things to do in Abra + Tourist Spots By Marcos Detourista. Updated on March 1, 2023. Where to go in Abra? Achieve your travel goals with this list of beautiful destinations, top things to do, must-see places, tourist spots & more. For a long time, Abra province had been a blank spot on the Philippine tourist map… until photos of #2 on this list got viral online. Travelers are now starting to explore many travel-worthy sights in this landlocked province. Abra is often skipped partly because of its location in North Luzon. It is sandwiched between two very popular tourist destinations — Ilocos in the west and the Cordilleras in the east. What you’re going to see in Abra is a mix of both. You can find Spanish-colonial heritage sites and Ilokano culture as well as captivating mountain views and hill tribe traditions. Here’s a list of beautiful places to visit in Abra including top things to do & the best Abra tourist spots. To make your trip planning easy, I’ve added links to the locations on Google Maps. Feel free to click/tap on the links posted. Then, use the “save” feature on the Google Maps app. Seeing all your saved locations on the map will help you get started on planning your Abra itinerary and know the best areas to stay, near places you want to go. See also: Best Travel Booking Apps. View all travel tips on: Abra. 1. Kili Falls & Hot Spring Marcos at Kili hot spring, in Tubo, Abra, Philippines Location: Tubo, Abra, Philippines. Save on Google Maps. Kili Falls is one of many beautiful places in Abra that you can visit all year round. The main attraction here is not just the waterfall. Hidden behind the main cascade is a hot spring that flows into an icy-cold river. The locals had made a wading pool beside it. The temperature is perfectly warm for a dip! Most times of the year, you can have this relaxing spot all to yourself. Kili Village does not attract a lot of tourists because of its remote location in the hinterlands of Tubo, the southernmost town of Abra. The trail to the waterfall from the village crosses scenic rice fields and a few hanging bridges similar to what you would find in Banaue, Ifugao, Benguet or Mountain Province. How to go: Brgy. Kili in Tubo is a 3 to 4-hour drive south of Bangued, the capital town of Abra. The passenger jeepney departs from “Tubo House” in Bangued in the morning, at around 8am. There is no fixed schedule and daily jeepney trips are not guaranteed. If there are no jeepney trips on the day of your visit, you have the option to charter a car or motorcycle that can take you to Kili. From Kili village, the waterfall and hot spring is an easy 20-minute walk away. Kili Falls Kili Falls in Tubo, Abra, Philippines Book your trip to Abra Before you start ticking goals off your bucketlist, here are travel essentials & discounts you’ll need to check. Pre-book online for a hassle-free trip! Click below to compare rates & read reviews: Abra HotelsFlights Popular tours & discounts booked by other travelers: Where to stay in Abra: Abrassi Hotel Budget backpacker | Tayum Check Rates Hollanda Residencia Homestay Budget backpacker | Bangued More info Oval Era Hotel Budget | Bangued More info For more travel inspiration, follow Detourista on: InstagramFacebookTiktokPinterest 2. Kaparkan Falls Marcos at Kaparkan Falls, in Tineg, Abra Location: Tineg, Abra. Save on Google Maps. This waterfall is one big reason to go to Abra. Not because of its size, but its extraordinary appearance. Unlike most waterfalls in the Philippines, which are formed by roaring cascades, Kaparkan Falls is distinguished by multi-tiered spring pools/terraces that gently cascade down the forest. Kaparkan / Kaparcan / Caparkan Falls is also known as Mulawin Falls. How to go: Kaparkan Falls is located in Tineg, the northernmost town of Abra. Getting there is an adventure in itself as it requires a 4×4 ride along very rough roads. The ride from Bangued takes around 2 to 4 hours, depending on road conditions. Tineg tourism department organizes transport on a military truck or jeepney. The trucks leave Bangued at 7-8am, while the return trip from the falls departs at 2pm. The months from August to November is the best and only time to schedule your trip since the waterfall dries up during the other half of the year. 3. Apao Rolling Hills Apao Rolling Hills, in Tineg, Abra, Philippines Location: Tineg, Abra. Save on Google Maps. Apao Rolling Hills is another obscure spot that you can see in Tineg, Abra. From the viewpoint across the high valley, enjoy a picturesque panorama of dry grassland topped mountains. It is most scenic during sunset when the mountainsides come alive with a spectacular auburn glow. How to go: The viewpoint of Apao Rolling Hills is located a few kilometers away from Tineg Municipal Hall. Apao Rolling Hills Apao Rolling Hills, in Tineg, Abra, Philippines 4. Piwek Rock Formation Piwek Rock Formations, in Tineg, Abra, Philippines Location: Tineg, Abra. Save on Google Maps. This natural beauty can be found farther down the road from Apao Rolling Hills. The highlights here are gleaming white limestone rock formations that wall the banks of the Tineg River. From Brgy. Alaoa in Tineg, a local guide can take you across the river on a bamboo raft to Piwek Rock Formations. There are two trails to choose from. The harder yet exciting way requires a bit of rock climbing over large boulders. The easier one is a less steep hike. River crossing to Piwek Rock Formations River crossing to Piwek Rock Formations, in Tineg, Abra, Philippines 5. Don Mariano Marcos Bridge Don Mariano Marcos Bridge, in Tayum-Dolores, Abra, Philippines Location: Abra – Kalinga Rd, Tayum, Abra. Save on Google Maps. Spanning over the mighty Abra River, the Don Mariano Marcos Bridge is the 3rd longest bridge in the Philippines. Stop over for scenic views of the riverbanks and mountainscape. How to go: Don Mariano Marcos Bridge is located along the Abra – Kalinga Road, between the towns of Dolores and Tayum. You will pass through it on your way to Tineg. 6. Tayum Church & Heritage Houses Tayum, Abra, Philippines Location: Abra – Kalinga Rd, Tayum, Abra. Save on Google Maps. Santa Catalina de Alejandria Parish Church found within the town proper of Tayum is the most impressive Spanish-colonial church in Abra. This 19th-century Baroque church was declared a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines. Nearby, you can also find many surviving ancestral houses built in Bahay Na Bato style. How to go: Tayum is located beside Bangued. Getting there takes around 10 to 20 minutes by car or tricycle. Old House in Tayum Old House in Tayum, Abra, Philippines 7. Gabriela Carino-Silang Gallery of Fine Arts Gabriel Silang Gallery of Fine Arts in Tayum, Abra, Philippines Location: Abra – Kalinga Rd, Tayum, Abra. Save on Google Maps. Also worth a peak in Tayum is the former headquarters of Gabriela Silang. She is known widely as the Joan of Arc of Ilocania for being the first female leader of a Filipino movement for independence from Spain. Within the compound is the Gabriel Silang Gallery of Fine Arts, a private museum owned by the Cariño family that houses collections of retired Philippine Ambassador Rosario V. Carino. This gallery is filled with an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, furniture, artifacts, documents and books from different parts of the world that the former ambassador had amassed during his professional career. Its prized pieces include paintings by Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo, Pablo Picasso, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Domenico Ghirlandaioto as well as paintings made by the former ambassador himself. How to go: Gabriel Silang Gallery of Fine Arts is located along Teodoro Balmaceda Street in Poblacion, Tayum. It is a short walk away from the Tayum Church. Paintings on display at Gabriel Silang Gallery of Fine Arts Paintings on display at Gabriel Silang Gallery of Fine Arts, in Tayum, Abra, Philippines Burmese wooden chair Burmese wooden chair on display at Gabriel Silang Gallery of Fine Arts, in Tayum, Abra, Philippines 8. Teofilo Garcia Tabungaw Guord Hats Tabungaw gourd hat in San Quintin, Abra, Philippines Location: Pidigan, Abra. Save on Google Maps. Another honored artisan from Abra is Teofilo Garcia, a National Living Treasure Awardee who specializes in making traditional hats made from gourds (upo) or kattokong nga tabungaw. The all-weather headgear is primarily made from native gourds that he grows and harvests himself. The insides are hollowed out, dried, and lined with finely woven rattan matting, while the top part is applied with bright orange or red varnish to make for weather resistance. Mr. Garcia is the only one left in his village who still makes these rather whimsical looking masterpieces. He is currently reaching out to young people in his village who are interested in learning the craft. Visitors are welcome to see his workshop and buy a hat in support of keeping the traditional tabungaw-making alive and vibrant. How to go: Teofilo Garcia’s workshop is located in the town of San Quintin. You can find it along the main road between Bangued and Narvacan, Ilocos Sur. From the highway intersection in San Quintin, drive or walk up the narrow uphill road. The workshop is located a few hundred meters ahead. GPS location: 17.525310, 120.544114. Teofilo Garcia, Tabungaw gourd hat maker Teofilo Garcia, Tabungaw gourd hat maker, in San Quintin, Abra, Philippines San Quintin roadside view Roadside view in San Quintin, Abra, Philippines 9. Abel Loom Weaving in La Paz Abel loom weaving, in Brgy. Bulbulala, La Paz, Abra, Philippines Location: La Paz, Abra The town of La Paz is home to a traditional loom weaving industry specialized in producing fine woven fabrics called abel. These textiles are hand loomed by women of the village who have learned the craft from their mothers and grandmothers. Leila’s Loom weaving is one of the largest suppliers of abel in Abra. You can visit their workshop in Brgy. Bulbulala if you want to see how abel is hand-made by the local weavers. They usually have finished products in stock if you are interested in purchasing. From Bangued market, ride a ride the jeepney to La Paz. Drop off at the intersection to Brgy. Bulbulala. Leila’s Loom weaving is a short tricycle ride from there. 10. Bangued Viewdeck at Victoria Park in Casamata Hill National Park, Bangued, Abra, Philippines Location: Abra. Save on Google Maps. A trip to Abra starts in Bangued, the capital town of the province. Go to the view deck of Victoria Park at Cassamata Hill National Park to get a bird’s eye view of Abra’s plains, mighty rivers, and mountain peaks. There are a few heritage sites to see in town including the Cathedral of Saint James the Greater (Bangued Church) and San Lorenzo Ruiz Shrine (cemetery chapel). How to go: You can catch a direct bus from Manila to Bangued. Travel time takes around 8 hours. Or, from Ilocos Norte via Narvacan. Travel time from Narvacan takes 45 minutes to 1 hour. Meanwhile, travel time from Vigan takes around 2 hours. Abra Travel Essentials Where to stay Bangued Church Bangued Church in Bangued, Abra, Philippines San Lorenzo Ruiz Shrine (cemetery chapel) San Lorenzo Ruiz Shrine (cemetery chapel) in Bangued, Abra, Philippines 11. Abra food trip Abra-style pancit miki at Doming’s Pancitan, in Tayum, Abra, Philippines Don’t leave without a taste of the province’s signature dishes. Try the Abreño-style pancit miki, longganisa, Lechon de Abra, cascaron, abuos, palileng, and more. For pancit miki, go to Doming’s Pancitan in Brgy. Patukanay, Tayum. Make sure to go for early breakfast because the signature noodle dish gets sold out by mid to late morning. Beyond Abra Vigan Location: Ilocos Sur province, Luzon, northern Philippines. Save on Google Maps. Vigan Travel Essentials Where to stayCheck Fares See more: Vigan travel tips 11 Things to do in Vigan + Ilocos Sur Tourist Spots La Union Location: Ilocos region, Luzon, northern Philippines. Save on Google Maps. La Union Travel Essentials Where to stayTours + discountsCheck Fares Top discounts Manila-Luzon Shuttle – Tagaytay, Baguio, Laguna, La Union & more Philippines 4G Data eSIM (QR Email Delivery) Philippines Unlimited Data eSIM (QR Email Delivery) See more: La Union travel tips 11 Things to do in La Union + Tourist Spots Clark Location: Central Luzon region, northern Philippines. Save on Google Maps. Clark Travel Essentials Where to stayTours + discountsCheck Fares Top discounts Dinosaurs Island Clark Admission Ticket Zoocobia Admission Ticket in Clark Clark Safari and Adventure Park Ticket See more: Clark travel tips 14 Things to do in Clark + Pampanga Tourist Spots Manila Location: Metro Manila, Luzon, northern Philippines. Save on Google Maps. Manila Travel Essentials Where to stayTours + discountsCheck Fares Top discounts Manila-Luzon Shuttle – Tagaytay, Baguio, Laguna, La Union & more Manila Ocean Park Attraction Pass Enchanted Kingdom Admission Ticket See more: Manila travel tips 16 Things to do in Manila + Tourist Spots What places have you added to your bucketlist? Have you been to beautiful places in Abra that should be on this list? Feel free to share your thoughts! Places to visit in Abra Abra tourist spots, things to do in Abra, where to go in Abra & more. 1. Kili Falls & Hot Spring 2. Kaparkan Falls 3. Apao Rolling Hills 4. Piwek Rock Formation 5. Don Mariano Marcos Bridge 6. Tayum Church & Heritage Houses 7. Gabriela Carino-Silang Gallery of Fine Arts 8. Teofilo Garcia Tabungaw Guord Hats 9. Abel Loom Weaving in La Paz 10. Bangued 11. Abra food trip Vigan La Union Clark Manila Note: Destinations featured above are not listed by rank. Where to Stay in Abra Most travelers make base in Bangued and nearby towns including Tayum. There are a couple of options of places to stay in this area ranging from hotels to hostels, guesthouses and pension houses. If you want to stay nearer to the main sites in remote towns, consider spending the night at homestays in Kili village and Tineg. Abrassi Hotel Budget backpacker | Tayum Check Rates Hollanda Residencia Homestay Budget backpacker | Bangued More info Oval Era Hotel Budget | Bangued More info Where to book Click below & search recommended Abra hotels/hostels/home rentals within your budget. Remember to set your min/max price, travel dates, and sort by review ratings. I often book online with these trusted booking sites below for rock-bottom prices & convenient bookings. AgodaBooking.com Book sooner rather than later if you already have your dates set. Cheaper-priced rooms and hotels with high reviews tend to get fully booked faster, especially during busy days like weekends, holidays & peak tourist seasons. How to get to Abra Bangued, the capital of Abra is the tourist gateway and transport hub in the province. Travel time from Manila takes around 8 hours. The most popular and reliable bus operators are Partas, Dominion, and Viron. Although part of the Cordillera Region, the easiest way to Abra passes by the national highway in Ilocos Sur, North Luzon. From the highway intersection in the town of Narvacan, the road branches inland towards Bangued. This leg of the trip takes only 45 minutes to 1 hour. The nearest major city is Vigan, located 2 hours away. Meanwhile, the nearest airport is Laoag Airport, located 4 hours away. Abra tourist assistance On your arrival in Bangued, visit the tourism department under the Office of the Congressman, Lone District of Abra. You can find their office at DPWH compound, cor. Taft & Magallanes St., Abra – Kalinga Rd, Poblacion, Bangued (see map). The tourism officer on duty can help you with questions you may have about arranging your trip in the province. Special thanks to Mr. George Lalin, tourism consultant of the Office of the Congressman, Lone District of Abra, for helping us plan our trip and showing us around the province. Don’t Stop Here Click below for more travel inspiration: Abra DOT-Accredited Hotels Don’t leave yet. There’s more! Abra DOT-Accredited Hotels & Accommodations for 202313 Things to do in Kathmandu + Tourist Spots9 Things to do in Udaipur + Tourist Spots10 Things to do in Chittorgarh + Tourist Spots Discover more blogs and travel tips in: Abra Southeast AsiaPhilippinesAsia See all places Find more posts about:FeaturedBest TravelBest PlacesBest Things To Do Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Comments Celia Ortega says April 6, 2017 at 3:25 pm Sana, you include Mamongbonglon (Rainbow) Falls in Lacub. Reply trisha says April 17, 2017 at 5:50 pm hi sir, thanks for this article.. if may i ask, how much is your total abra trip expenses?is it possible to ask for a breakdown of your expenses? thank you ? Reply Marcos Detourist says April 17, 2017 at 7:18 pm I have to check my notes again for our budget breakdown. For Kili & Bangued-Tayum, you might spend around P4K to P5K per person including the bus ride from Manila. For Tineg, the motorcycle charter (whole day from Bangued) should cost around +P1,500, while a jeepney costs between +P4K to P5K. Reply Aiza says February 11, 2019 at 9:49 am To tour all the tourist spots in Abra how much would it be? If I am coming from Dau, Pampanga? Marcos Detourista says February 12, 2019 at 12:02 pm Hi Aiza. Hard to say because it also depends how you plan on getting around, if you’re traveling solo or splitting the cost with a group. I recommend that you contact the tourism office or ask via “Abramazing” FB page. Jane says July 28, 2017 at 5:04 pm Hi did you get to Kaparkan falls? did you hike? if so how long is the trek? Reply Marcos Detourist says August 19, 2017 at 10:20 pm Yes, the trek wasn’t long. Under 30 minutes but the ride going there takes 4 hours. Reply Novelyn cambri says September 14, 2017 at 8:22 am I love how you take the photos They are absolutely amazing What camera do you use? Reply Marcos Detourist says September 16, 2017 at 11:12 am Thanks Novelyn :) I used a Sony A6000 w/ 10-18mm ultra wide lens. Reply Lara says November 6, 2017 at 10:14 am Hi! is it better to have a private vehicle going there instead of commute? Planning to go there this November 2017 Reply Marcos Detourist says November 17, 2017 at 10:16 pm You can go to Bangued easily by private vehicle, but the roads to remote places in Abra is very terrible. If your car is not fit for it, I suggest that you charter transport in Bangued. You can seek advice from the tourism office under the Office of the Congressman, Lone District of Abra. Their office is inside the DPWH Compound, Bangued. Reply Joseph says November 9, 2017 at 12:00 am Hi! Nice article by the way. It seems na mahahaba ang mga travel period between each location. Pede ba malaman how many days did you spend, saka kung may recommend kang itinerary. Thanks and more power. ? Reply Marcos Detourist says November 17, 2017 at 10:09 pm Should take 3 to 5 days (starting in Bangued) by own or hired transport to visit Kili, Kaparkan and the other easily accessible spots mentioned. If you are commuting, it may take longer depending on the schedule of trips. Reply Louie Asuncion says June 25, 2018 at 12:42 pm Hi! I just wanted to ask if there is a strong signal in those tourist spots in abra? Thank you. Reply Marcos Detourista says July 15, 2018 at 6:15 pm Do you mean a typhoon signal? If so, you should check the pag-asa website and other weather forecast sources. Reply Emelyn Lopez says July 28, 2018 at 8:33 pm Hi there…nice blog! We’re planning to visit kili village this august, but we are having a hard time finding some specific details on how to get there. May I know how much did you spent? Do you still have the contact info of the person who we can inquire with? This will help us a lot. Thank you Reply Marcos Detourista says July 29, 2018 at 1:47 am Hi Emelyn Lopez, you may want to coordinate with the tourism office under the Office of the Congressman (Lone District of Abra). You can find their office at the DPWH compound in Bangued. Check out this page on GB as well https://www.facebook.com/pg/abramazingtours/. I didn’t take full note of the expenses, but it wasn’t too expensive. The lion share of our spending was the transport to Kili from Bangued & v.v. Reply Elvie M. Mamaril says July 30, 2018 at 8:21 am Help Sir. I am interested in Kaparkan. Who can I call or coordinate with to reserve a slot on the vehicle going there. Is the trip daily? Been to Bangued last March but was not able to ask this one. Thanks Reply Marcos Detourista says August 11, 2018 at 6:14 am You should coordinate with the local tourism office. Details are posted on the guide above. Reply Ley says January 13, 2020 at 11:24 am Hello po Gud to go in abra po ba in month of january? Marcos Detourista says February 1, 2020 at 10:02 pm Yes, it’s good! Mercy Francisco says August 13, 2018 at 5:10 am This is quite interesting. Thanks for sharing your travel. I will consider Abra next time. Reply Ngan says September 7, 2018 at 2:14 pm Hi Marcos, Could you please help me? I’m planning to go to Abra from Vigan next Sunday and messaged Abramazing tour but they said they do not have any avail slot for Kaparkan falls during the weekends. Do you think I can go there without a tour? Thanks a lot Reply Marcos Detourista says September 19, 2018 at 1:51 am Yes, but I don’t encourage it. Availability of transport to the area is very limited. You risk not being able to find transpo if you go without prior arrangements. Reply Chin Tuazon says February 17, 2019 at 8:05 pm Da best! :* Reply Giovanni says March 21, 2019 at 9:51 am Hi! Do u have a sample itinerary with budget? Thanks! Reply Mia April Robles says May 17, 2019 at 9:42 am Wow, such an amazing place. Planning to visit Abra soon. May I ask how many days would it take to tour all Tourist Spots in Abra? Including travel time. I’m from Palawan Philippines. Thank you Reply Cloud says June 25, 2019 at 11:37 pm Hi. What is best month to visit Abra? Reply
Celia Ortega says April 6, 2017 at 3:25 pm Sana, you include Mamongbonglon (Rainbow) Falls in Lacub. Reply
trisha says April 17, 2017 at 5:50 pm hi sir, thanks for this article.. if may i ask, how much is your total abra trip expenses?is it possible to ask for a breakdown of your expenses? thank you ? Reply
Marcos Detourist says April 17, 2017 at 7:18 pm I have to check my notes again for our budget breakdown. For Kili & Bangued-Tayum, you might spend around P4K to P5K per person including the bus ride from Manila. For Tineg, the motorcycle charter (whole day from Bangued) should cost around +P1,500, while a jeepney costs between +P4K to P5K. Reply
Aiza says February 11, 2019 at 9:49 am To tour all the tourist spots in Abra how much would it be? If I am coming from Dau, Pampanga?
Marcos Detourista says February 12, 2019 at 12:02 pm Hi Aiza. Hard to say because it also depends how you plan on getting around, if you’re traveling solo or splitting the cost with a group. I recommend that you contact the tourism office or ask via “Abramazing” FB page.
Jane says July 28, 2017 at 5:04 pm Hi did you get to Kaparkan falls? did you hike? if so how long is the trek? Reply
Marcos Detourist says August 19, 2017 at 10:20 pm Yes, the trek wasn’t long. Under 30 minutes but the ride going there takes 4 hours. Reply
Novelyn cambri says September 14, 2017 at 8:22 am I love how you take the photos They are absolutely amazing What camera do you use? Reply
Marcos Detourist says September 16, 2017 at 11:12 am Thanks Novelyn :) I used a Sony A6000 w/ 10-18mm ultra wide lens. Reply
Lara says November 6, 2017 at 10:14 am Hi! is it better to have a private vehicle going there instead of commute? Planning to go there this November 2017 Reply
Marcos Detourist says November 17, 2017 at 10:16 pm You can go to Bangued easily by private vehicle, but the roads to remote places in Abra is very terrible. If your car is not fit for it, I suggest that you charter transport in Bangued. You can seek advice from the tourism office under the Office of the Congressman, Lone District of Abra. Their office is inside the DPWH Compound, Bangued. Reply
Joseph says November 9, 2017 at 12:00 am Hi! Nice article by the way. It seems na mahahaba ang mga travel period between each location. Pede ba malaman how many days did you spend, saka kung may recommend kang itinerary. Thanks and more power. ? Reply
Marcos Detourist says November 17, 2017 at 10:09 pm Should take 3 to 5 days (starting in Bangued) by own or hired transport to visit Kili, Kaparkan and the other easily accessible spots mentioned. If you are commuting, it may take longer depending on the schedule of trips. Reply
Louie Asuncion says June 25, 2018 at 12:42 pm Hi! I just wanted to ask if there is a strong signal in those tourist spots in abra? Thank you. Reply
Marcos Detourista says July 15, 2018 at 6:15 pm Do you mean a typhoon signal? If so, you should check the pag-asa website and other weather forecast sources. Reply
Emelyn Lopez says July 28, 2018 at 8:33 pm Hi there…nice blog! We’re planning to visit kili village this august, but we are having a hard time finding some specific details on how to get there. May I know how much did you spent? Do you still have the contact info of the person who we can inquire with? This will help us a lot. Thank you Reply
Marcos Detourista says July 29, 2018 at 1:47 am Hi Emelyn Lopez, you may want to coordinate with the tourism office under the Office of the Congressman (Lone District of Abra). You can find their office at the DPWH compound in Bangued. Check out this page on GB as well https://www.facebook.com/pg/abramazingtours/. I didn’t take full note of the expenses, but it wasn’t too expensive. The lion share of our spending was the transport to Kili from Bangued & v.v. Reply
Elvie M. Mamaril says July 30, 2018 at 8:21 am Help Sir. I am interested in Kaparkan. Who can I call or coordinate with to reserve a slot on the vehicle going there. Is the trip daily? Been to Bangued last March but was not able to ask this one. Thanks Reply
Marcos Detourista says August 11, 2018 at 6:14 am You should coordinate with the local tourism office. Details are posted on the guide above. Reply
Mercy Francisco says August 13, 2018 at 5:10 am This is quite interesting. Thanks for sharing your travel. I will consider Abra next time. Reply
Ngan says September 7, 2018 at 2:14 pm Hi Marcos, Could you please help me? I’m planning to go to Abra from Vigan next Sunday and messaged Abramazing tour but they said they do not have any avail slot for Kaparkan falls during the weekends. Do you think I can go there without a tour? Thanks a lot Reply
Marcos Detourista says September 19, 2018 at 1:51 am Yes, but I don’t encourage it. Availability of transport to the area is very limited. You risk not being able to find transpo if you go without prior arrangements. Reply
Mia April Robles says May 17, 2019 at 9:42 am Wow, such an amazing place. Planning to visit Abra soon. May I ask how many days would it take to tour all Tourist Spots in Abra? Including travel time. I’m from Palawan Philippines. Thank you Reply