Nature

Nagacadan Rice Terraces is one of the cluster of five UNESCO-inscribed Rice Terraces. Located in Kiangan, Ifugao, its distinct features are two ascending rows of terraces which are bisected by a river.

Batad Rice Terraces is one of the cluster of five UNESCO-inscribed Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras. It is marked by an amphitheatre-like semi-circular terraces with a village at its base.

The NFA-Aguian View Deck has an iconic view of the majestic Banaue Rice Terraces, which was prominently featured in one of the old 1,000 Philippine Peso bills. It is easily accessible from the road.

The Banaue Rice Terraces, dubbed the "Eighth Wonder of the World", is part of the UNESCO-inscribed Ifugao Rice Terraces which are believed to be around 2,000 years old. Standing at around 1,500 meters above sea level, it offers a majestic glimpse into the indigenous and iconic farming ingenuity. It has several viewing decks that are easily accessible from the road.

Birdwatchers will find Magat and Maris Dam to be a delightful destination to observe and photograph different bird species. Some of the species sighted in 2021 include the Philippine scops owl, blue rock thrush, black-winged stilt, great billed heron, barn swallows, osprey, emerald dove, bramminy kite, pied bush chat, and more.

Take the 1,000 Steps challenge and be rewarded with panoramic views of Ifugao's serene beauty. This eco park has a paved trail on a 497-meter pathway that leads to a panoramic view point overlooking Magat Dam.

Be transported back to simpler days in any of Mount Costa's 24 landscaped gardens. This outdoor tourist destination in La Trinidad, Benguet features well-manicured gardens nestled within misty surroundings that have made it a popular destination for photoshoots and leisurely strolling.

Enter the Bamboo Eco Park and be whisked away to a zen haven. It is known for its resemblance to Japan's Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, with a well-established walking path lined with thick bamboo clusters inside the St. Francis Xavier Seminary.

Hydro Falls is one of Benguet's lesser known gems. While the falls only measure around 4.5 meters high, it makes for a refreshing pitstop for trekkers and adventure-seekers.

Walk through La Trinidad's charming strawberry farms or experience picking your own fresh strawberries. This classic farm tourism destination also sells strawberry-infused treats like jams, wines, and taho (sweet tofu and tapioca pearl pudding) jazzed up with strawberry syrup and chopped strawberries.