Built as the official residence of former president Ferdinand E Marcos in Ilocos Norte

The main feature of this festival is the street dancing which chronicles the process of preparing the delectable Batac Empanada

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The ____ of Batac was created to showcase the city's famous delicacy, the Batac Empanada.

A religious festival held every first week of February in Laoag City to commemorate St. William, the city’s patron saint.

Renowned as the largest church in the whole Ilocos Norte province, most especially the length of the nave.

Built in 1779 and originally known as San Miguel Church

Considered as the 4th longest bridge in the Philippines, a winding bridge hugging the cliffs of the Northern Cordillera Mountain Ranges.

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Also known as Malacañang ti Amianan, a presidential museum in a five-hectare land in Paoay, Ilocos Norte

An annual event celebrated every March in the town of Dingras – the rice granary of the province of Ilocos Norte

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Also known as the “Dessert of the North”, a protected sandy coastal desert with an area of approximately 85 km²

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In 1993, the church was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as one of the best Baroque Churches of the Philippines.

Dubbed as the “French Riviera of the North” that features a blue sea and sea birds on one side and the beautiful mountains on the other.

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Completed in 1710, famous for its distinct architecture highlighted by the enormous buttresses on the sides and back of the building

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It was declared as an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines on September 27, 2009.

Officially referred to as the North Wind Bangui Bay Project providing 40% of Ilocos Norte's power requirements making Bangui the capital of green energy in the Philippines

The area is locally known as “Bantay Bimmaboy” which refers to the common perception that the shape of the dunes resemble pigs

It came from the name of a woman in the popular Ilokano folk song “Pamulinawen”