KALINGA

• Balbalasang-Balbalan National Park


  Area declared a national park on June 17, 1972 by RA 6463, located near the boundary of Abra, traversed by numerous rivers with clean, clear waters
• Chico Dam


  Constructed by the National Irrigation Administration, supposed to be one of the largest dams in Southeast Asia, located in Calanasan, Tabuk
• Mount Vinaratan


  Legend says Kabunyan, the legendary god of the Kalingas, hunted in the mountain range, located in Dacalan, Southeast of Tanudan
• Mt. Mating-oy Dinayao (Sleeping Beauty)


  Mountain range that separates the two municipalities of Tinglayan and Tanudan, said to be shaped like a woman's body stretched out facing the sky
• Mabilong Weaver's Village


  Center of the ethnic weaving industry in the province, where one can see how the ethnic designs are made and how colors are mixed, located in Lubuangan
• Naneng Catholic Church


  One of the oldest churches in the Cordilleras, known for its beautiful architecture, now serves as a retirement home for local priests, located in Tabuk
• Padcharao Lake


  Rising approximately 1,800 to 2,000 meters above the sea level, one-hectare lake full of Japanese eels, named after the plant called charao in the Pasil dialect, located in Pasil
• Pasil Natural Dam


  Formed after the mountainside eroded numerous years ago, ideal for boating and picnicking during summer months, located in Dangtalan, Pasil
• Rice Terraces in Brgy. Tunglao East, Tinglayan


  Best viewed from the National Highway Road, where one can also get a sprawling view of the different barangays of Tinglayan
• Ulalim Festival (Kalinga Day)


  Annual celebration that showcases the cultural dances and customary traditions of the Kalinga folk, held every February 13 to 16 in Kalinga