Abra Tourist Spot

1. Kaparkan Falls

Social media sites and travel blogs helped Kaparkan Falls become one of the top destinations in the North. It is situated in the Municipality of Tineg, Province of Abra, part of the Cordillera Administrative Region. Traveling from Manila to Bangued, the province's capital, is more than 8 hours. Plus, another 2 -3 hours off-road to Sitio Kaparkan - the jump-off of Kaparkan Falls. As I always say: "time is just a number," but the reward will be a breathtaking and stunning body of water - the majestic Kaparkan Falls!

Mt. Batulao

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About Mt. Batulao

Mt. Batulao, located in Nasugbu, Batangas, is one of the most popular hiking destinations near Metro Manila. Known for its picturesque rolling hills, golden grasslands, and beginner-friendly terrain, it attracts hikers, campers, and weekend adventurers all year round. Mt. Batulao features both the Old Trail and the New Trail, each offering stunning viewpoints and refreshing mountain breeze.

Mt. Tarak, Bataan

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About Mt. Tarak

Mt. Tarak — also known as Tarak Ridge—is one of the most iconic mountains in Bataan, offering a mix of forest trails, rocky ascents, stunning ridge views, and the refreshing Papaya River. With an elevation of around 1,130 MASL, this mountain attracts both seasoned hikers and adventurous beginners looking for a thrilling yet rewarding climb. Tarak Ridge is famous for its panoramic views of Manila Bay, Corregidor Island, and the surrounding peaks of the Mariveles Mountain Range.

Mt. Hapunang Banoi, Rizal

About Mt. Hapunang Banoi

Mt. Hapunang Banoi in Rodriguez, Rizal is a stunning hiking destination that offers a thrilling mix of adventure, natural beauty, and panoramic views. Known for its rugged limestone trails and steep ascents, it challenges even seasoned hikers while rewarding them with breathtaking vistas of the Sierra Madre mountain range. Its name, which means “feast of the eagles,” adds to the mountain’s mystique and natural charm, making it a must-climb peak for outdoor enthusiasts.

Mt. Tibig, Batangas

About Mt. Tibig

Located in Lobo, Batangas, Mt. Tibig is a small yet rewarding hiking destination that offers breathtaking views without the need for a long or grueling trek. Known for its grassy slopes, scenic ridges, and occasional sea of clouds, Mt. Tibig is perfect for beginners and casual adventurers looking for a quick escape into nature. Its summit provides a panoramic view of Balayan Bay and nearby mountains, making it a favorite side-trip for hikers exploring Southern Luzon.