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The eighth-highest mountain in Luzon, it is a peak at the boundary with Mayoyao, Banaue and Mountain Province whose summit offers views reaching to the plains of Isabela. According to Ifugao legend, it is where the first Ifugao couple sought shelter following a great flood that submerged the province.
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A three-tiered cascade named after a local word for "slice", a reference to the area being in a hunting ground.
A subsection of the Mayoyao Rice Terraces.
The seat of local government in Mayoyao, strategically overlooking a cliffside with views of the surrounding mountains.
The site of the Japanese stronghold during the Battle of Mayoyao Ridge, riddled with caves and foxholes used as shelters. There is a small war memorial at the peak, which also offers panoramic views over Mayoyao.
An indigenous tomb at the back of Mayoyao Hostel.
A rice terrace complex covering more than half of the town. It is one of five rice terrace complexes in Ifugao included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, but is overlooked by tourists in favor of the more accessible ones in Banaue.