Detourista
Abra is sandwiched between two popular destinations in North Luzon, Philippines — Ilocos in the west and the Cordilleras in the east. What you’re going to see in this landlocked province 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.
Abel loom weaving, in Brgy. Bulbulala, La Paz, Abra, Philippines
Tabungaw gourd hat in San Quintin, Abra, Philippines
Roadside view in San Quintin, Abra, Philippines
Piwek Rock Formations, in Tineg, Abra, Philippines
Apao Rolling Hills, in Tineg, Abra, Philippines
Don Mariano Marcos Bridge, in Tayum-Dolores, Abra, Philippines
Marcos at Kili hot spring, in Tubo, Abra, Philippines
Kili Falls in Tubo, Abra, Philippines
Marcos at the rice terraces in Kili, on his way to the waterfall & hot spring, in Tubo, Abra, Philippines
San Lorenzo Ruiz Shrine (cemetery chapel) in Bangued, Abra, Philippines
Abra-style pancit miki at Doming's Pancitan, in Tayum, Abra, Philippines
Gabriel Silang Gallery of Fine Arts in Tayum, Abra, Philippines
Tayum, Abra, Philippines
Abra Day parade performers, in Bangued, Abra, Philippines
Viewdeck at Victoria Park in Casamata Hill National Park, Bangued, Abra, Philippines
Bangued Church in Bangued, Abra, Philippines
Pro trip — Book your stay as soon as you know you’re traveling to get ahead of fully-booked rooms.
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