Ilocos Tour (Day2)
Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte
After spending the night at Vitalis, we headed back north -way back north- to see more awesome destinations that Ilocos offers. We rented a tricycle to reach most of our destinations today which most people do since it would be time-efficient and hassle-free.
Our First stop: Cape Bojeador
Signage along the highway |
This is the drop off point since only tricycles are allowed to go up. As far as I know this is for the livelihood of the locals there and also to minimize unwanted garbage that tourists might bring. The tricycle rental would cover Cape Bojeador and Kapurpurawan Rock Formation but we opted to only go to the former because we have other places we plan to visit.
The lighthouse at the peak |
On the site itself is a bit of a historical landmark and a cultural heritage that serves as a beacon of light for passing ships and fishermen since the 19th century. Inside there are four rooms which displays artifacts and history of the lighthouse. Visitors are unable to go up to the top of the tower since the spiral staircase is unstable due to heavy rusting. But as we have been told, Philippine Coastguard can still access the tower at their own discretion.
The Views above are absolutely amazing.
Overlooking West Philippine Sea
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Some artifacts that are present in the rooms
Rapunzel, Rapunzel, Let down your hair!
Of course no one should miss the famous Bangui Windmills when going to Ilocos Norte. Similar windmill projects are now implemented on other provinces but the ones here in Ilocos are the pioneer of harvesting clean and renewable energy.
We stayed there for a couple of minutes and as the sun went down, the place suddenly turned to a magical and heartwarming venue to appreciate nature and God.
As the day would to a close, we called it a day and headed to our accommodation which is also near to our next destination, Blue Lagoon....
And that folks is a wrap! Thanks for reading and stay tuned for the next content!
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