Learn more about the life and contributions of Floro S. Crisologo in this family-owned museum. It showcases antiques and memorabilia about the late Crisologo patriarch and former congressman, who was renowned for having authored laws that paved the way for the creation of the currentSocial Security System (SSS) and the University of Northern Philippines.

Vigan's loom-weaving rooms and pagburnayans (pottery barns) tell the story of Ilocos heritage through masterful craftsmanship. Vigan is also known for being the hometown of National Folk Artist Fidel Antiporda Go, who is a master of the burnayan (clay pottery) technique.

Calle Crisologo's cobblestone path evokes the rustic charm of old Ilocos. Lined with well-preserved Spanish-era structures and ancestral houses, Calle Crisologo lets visitors travel centuries back in time on foot or via a kalesa (horse-drawn carriage). It also has a good selection of local shops from where you can bring home a souvenir or two.

Bantay Bell Tower is one of Vigan's most iconic historical landmarks. Having been completed in 1591 as a watch tower, it is a magnificent piece of Spanish colonial architecture. In 1857, it was converted to a bell tower by the nearby local church.

Learn more about different animals in this fun resort and mini zoo and resort. Located within 100 fenced hectares of gently rolling hills and flat rails, the resort started out as the rest house for then-governor Chavit Singson. The resort grounds has a butterfly garden, a horse riding track, and live animals that range from reptiles to birds and more.

Formally known as the Saint Augustine Church, Paoay Church is a Roman Catholic church and UNESCO World Heritage Site that features Baroque-style Spanish colonial architecture that has survived several earthquakes throughout the years following its completion in 1710. It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993, and is near other tourist attractions such as the San Agustin Prayer Garden, the Old Convent, Arte Luna Art Gallery, and the Paseo de Paoay which has shops, restaurants, and exhibit halls.

This historical landmark is famous for being the former residence of former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos, Sr. It was named after Malacañang Palace, which is the seat of Philippine government located in Metro Manila. It now houses a museum which overlooks serene Paoay Lake.

This set of natural sand dune formations located along the coast of Paoay,  spans hundreds of square kilometers of white sand that attracts sandboarders and ATV adventure seekers. The undulating sandy hills offer a unique, otherworldly view amidst a surreal coastline landscape.

Kite Surfing is an overlooked, exhilarating experience waiting to be discovered. Thrill-seekers can avail of kite-surfing adventures and other recreational water sports activities in Caparispisan, Pagudpud.

Dubbed the "Boracay of the North", Saud Beach was included in the 2021 25 Most Beautiful Beaches in the World list of New York-based travel magazine Travel+Leisure. It sits on the southern end of Pagudpud, with the Bangui Windmills visible in the distance.