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Newly discovered waterfall, but access is still hard.
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A stretch of rapids at the point where the Pinacanauan River leaves the Sierra Madre that is a favorite swimming spot for locals.
A recreational venue with swimming pool and karaoke near Cansan junction. For those who are not squeamish, a cockfighting arena opened a few meters away in 2026.
St. Paul the Apostle Parish Church, San Pablo Church Ruins
The oldest church in Isabela, built in a Baroque style during the 17th century. Its belfry looms above the town center and is visible as far away as Cabagan.
A small park in the middle of a road junction. It features a clock tower using LED screens and a statue of a horse-drawn carriage (calesa), a monument to Cabagan being one of the few places in the country to retain this mode of transport.
Cabagan Gymnasium
Said to be the largest municipal arena in Cagayan Valley at the time of inauguration, this hosted travelling matches of the Philippine Basketball Association in the 2000s. It now hosts barangay level leagues and pageants, while during vacant times, residents just play basketball in the court.
A one-room exhibition space on local history and culture, set inside the upper floor of the former municipal hall.