Museum in Tayum that houses a collection of coins, paper money, Philippine gold artifacts, and prehistoric pottery
Abra River
Originates from the Cordillera Mountains and flows down to Ilocos Sur
Ideal place for swimming and fishing
Converging point of all the rivers and streams in the nearby provinces
One of the largest rivers in the area
Bangued Church
Constructed in 1722, one of the oldest churches in the area showcasing the craftsmanship of the people who originally built it and of those who had rebuilt it over the years
Gabriela Silang Monument
Monument in Pidigan to commemorate Gabriela Silang, who led the Ilocano resistance against the Spaniards in 1763 after the death of her husband Diego Silang
Kimkimay Lake
Legend says that beneath this lake lies a village that was sunk by the gods as punishment for its inhabitants
Favorite among picnickers
Ideal place for swimming and fishing
Libtec Underground River
Believed to be inhabited by mysterious water creatures
Located inside a cave and surrounded by extruding stalagmites
Provincial Capitol, Bangued
Three-storey building housing the provincial government, situated in a cool atmosphere surrounded by trees, nearby is the Provincial Library
Tangadan Tunnel
40-meter tunnel along the Abra-Ilocos Sur National Road, a popular landmark welcoming the province's visitors
Tugot ni Angalo (Footprints of Angalo)
Claimed to be the real footprints of legendary giant Angalo, who is the "Adam" in Abra mythology, the monument is 15 meters long, 5 meters wide and 10 feet deep
Victoria (Casamata) National Park
Located on top of a hill overlooking the town of Bangued and the nearby municipalities, has a shrine of the Blessed Mother cradling the Infant Jesus, and a swimming pool built near a water reservoir
