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Mountain Province, uniquely named in English, boasts a variety of stunning destinations including waterfalls, mystic lakes, towering peaks, mossy forests, uncharted rivers, sacred graves, hot springs, and rice terraces. This video introduces the top 10 must-visit tourist spots.
Bomod-ok Falls in Sagada, also known as 'Big Falls,' is a popular destination due to its impressive size and the surrounding lush vegetation. The cool and refreshing pool at its base offers a relaxing relief after a tiring trek.
The Bontoc Museum showcases the authentic and diverse culture of various tribes in Mountain Province, including Ifugao, Kalinga, and Abra. It houses artifacts, old photos, weaving materials, farming tools, and indigenous armaments. The museum also features outdoor displays of native houses and a souvenir shop.
Echo Valley is famous for its hanging coffins and vibrant green vegetation with unique trails. As its name suggests, there's a specific part of the valley where shouting is encouraged to experience the echo.
Kiltepan Peak is an ideal spot to witness breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Visitors can enjoy a 'sea of clouds' phenomenon and panoramic views of the vast mountains from the peak.
Legend states these pools are remnants of a sunken village inhabited by unseen spirits. Scientific studies attribute the bubbling to methane. Reaching them involves an hour's drive from the town center, followed by a short walk.
The Maligcong Rice Terraces offer a soothing view, whether newly planted with dark green hues or vibrant golden during harvest season. The terraces provide a stunning contrast against the blue sky.
Mount Polis offers a visitor-friendly trek to its summit, taking an hour or less. From the top, trekkers can enjoy wonderful views of Baguio, Sagada, and various mountain ranges.
Mount Ayao, one of the highest peaks in the Philippines, is covered in thick mossy and pine forests, sheltering endemic and endangered species. It offers panoramic views of Sadanga, Sagada, Kalinga, Ifugao, and the Kangayan Valley. A 'sea of clouds' and stunning sunrises/sunsets complement the experience.
Paradise Falls, named for its heavenly drizzles and the feeling of being in paradise, is an iconic spot in Bauko. The pine-scented breeze and caressing mist make it a perfect getaway. The falls are over 30 meters high with small pools for swimming or showering at the base.
Sumaguing Cave is one of the most famous and visited caves in Mountain Province. It offers a variety of activities for both beginner and professional spelunkers, including fun dipping pools.
The video concludes by summarizing the top 10 must-visit tourist spots in Mountain Province, encouraging viewers to explore these destinations on their next vacation.