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The oldest barangay of Tabuk, it served as the town center during the American era. It is one of the few settlements in the Cordilleras with a mostly intact colonial center with two-story houses made of wood mostly dating from the 1920s, with the Chico River and the Cordilleran peaks as a backdrop. Expect to be invited to participate in the traditional rituals and chores of the Kalinga villagers and be encouraged to buy handicrafts, textiles and other items made by the community.
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The oldest church in Tabuk, built during the 1920s.
An agritourism resort with coffee plantation and swimming pool.
An arch blasted through solid rock along a curve of the highway overlooking the gorges of the Chico River.
A section of highway blasted through the side of a limestone mountainside to create a hollowed-out arch.
A section of highway blasted through the side of a limestone mountainside to create a hollowed-out arch.
A section of highway blasted the side of a limestone hill, with views of the Chico River on one side and a rock ceiling directly above in a semi-arch.