QUIRINO

• Aglipay Caves


  A series of 38 caves, seven of which have already been developed for tourism, offering tourist an interesting contact with nature. Located in an area of undulating hills and rich forest reserve, the caves also feature an underground river.
• Aglipay Town


  A historic town Which got its name from Fr. Gregorio Aglipay, A Filipino priest who rebelled against the Spanish colonizers and founded the Philippine Independent Church.
• Araw ng Quirino


  Various tribes participate in this event, which commemorates the birth of the province.
• Bisangal Waterfalls


  These falls are situated in a virgin forest land that is considered a haven for a wild life and endangered species.
• Governor Rapids


  The site offers swift, turbulent, crystal clear waters ideal for water activities such as river rafting. It is also famous for its giant wall of limestone jutting out from one side of the Cagayan River, framing the Sierra Madre.
• Nagbukel Cave


  The cave is located inside a dome-shaped mountain frequented by domestic tourist during the holy week. It is an ideal site for hiking picnicking.
• Nagtipunan Town


  The town is surrounded by virgin forests and currently being developed as a gateway to Quezon Province.
• Upper Cagayan River Basin


  The source of the Cagayan River, is presently under going development as a camp and picnic grove.
• Victoria Falls


  Believed to be one of the sources of the Cagayan River that cuts the Valley into two and ends at the Aparri Delta.