A visit to Simunul Island is a journey into the heart of the Philippines’ Islamic heritage. The island’s quiet charm, the historic Sheik Karimul Makhdum Mosque, and the warm hospitality of its people make it a destination like no other.
Capilay is a natural spring. Tourists and locals visit the park for its cold spring water The shade of the big trees make for great picnics.
With panoramic views of mountains, sea, and lush greenery, it’s no wonder why it’s one of the best spots for paragliding in the Philippines.
Kaparkan Falls is one of the most stunning waterfalls in the Philippines. This travertine waterfall, with its unique limestone formations and crystal-clear waters, is a hidden paradise that showcases the unspoiled beauty of Abra.
Travertine waterfalls are formed when mineral-rich water flows over limestone, depositing calcium carbonate to create stunning terraced pools
What to do in Abra after visiting Kaparkan Falls? Once you’ve marvelled at Kaparkans terraced pools and cascading waters, there’s still plenty to explore in this diverse province.
