Camarines Norte Travel Guide - Tourist Spots, Things To Do and Hotels

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About Camarines Norte

Camarines Norte is one of the most captivating provinces in the Bicol Region—blessed with powdery white-sand beaches, untouched islands, majestic waterfalls, rich history, and vibrant local culture. Often overshadowed by bigger destinations, this province is an underrated paradise waiting to be explored. If you're searching for a destination that combines adventure, tranquility, and heritage, Camarines Norte will not disappoint.

Sumaguing Cave, Sagada

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About Sumaguing Cave

Sumaguing Cave, also known as the “Big Cave,” is the most popular spelunking site in Sagada, Mountain Province. This natural limestone cave features massive rock chambers, underground pools, slippery tunnels, and jaw-dropping stalactites and stalagmites. It's perfect for adventure seekers looking for raw and thrilling experiences beneath the earth’s surface.

Hanging Coffins, Sagada

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• About the Hanging Coffins
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About the Hanging Coffins

The Hanging Coffins of Sagada are a unique burial tradition of the Igorot people, specifically the Kankanaey tribe. Instead of burying the dead underground, the locals placed coffins on high limestone cliffs in Echo Valley, believing it brought the dead closer to the ancestral spirits. Some coffins date back hundreds of years and are still visible today.