The Central Luzon Region (Region III) sits at the heart of the island, connecting the country’s northern and southern provinces through wide plains and well-built highways. Known as the “Rice Granary of the Philippines,” it supplies much of the nation’s rice while also being home to cities that continue to grow and modernize. The region […]
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Cagayan Valley, officially known as Region II, stretches across the northeastern part of Luzon where fertile plains meet rugged mountains and winding rivers. It is the largest region in Luzon in terms of land area, and it feels like a land of plenty, from the vast farmlands that feed the country to the mighty Cagayan
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The Ilocos Region, also known as Region I, sits on the northwestern coast of Luzon, where sunsets fall over the West Philippine Sea and centuries-old churches rise above quiet town plazas. It’s a land shaped by salt farms and windmills, by cobblestone streets in Vigan, by waves crashing along the surf towns of La Union,
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The Cordillera, officially known as the Cordillera Administrative Region or CAR, is tucked high in the northern mountains of Luzon. It is a place where pine trees grow tall, the air turns cool, and the landscapes seem to stretch forever. This region in the Philippines has no coastline, yet it never feels lacking. CAR is
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