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Paoay and Lapaz Sand Dunes (Paoay and Laoag Ilocos Norte) These dunes are composed of fine, loose sand accumulated over thousands of years. The stunning ripples and ridges we see in the landscape today are formed by the combined forces of sea, river, and wind processes.

Ilocos Norte Uplifted Reefs (Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte) Pasuquin’s coral terraces showcase distinct layers, well-preserved fossilized corals, and large boulders scattered along the shoreline. At low tide, the pools and exposed reef surfaces form unique patterns when viewed from above, enhancing the rugged beauty of the landscape. You may want to read: Paoay and Lapaz Sand … Read more

Ilocos Norte Uplifted Reefs (Currimao, Ilocos Norte) The site features three distinct reef terraces, each representing a different phase of reef development and uplift. These terraces serve as a living museum showcasing how geological forces continuously shape the landscape. You may want to read: Ilocos Norte Uplifted Reefs Pasuquin

Ilocos Norte Uplifted Reefs (Badoc Island, Ilocos Norte) These terraces are remnants of ancient coral reefs once submerged under the sea, now being uplifted at a rate of 0.21 to 0.42 mm per year. The island offers visitors a view of its vast expanse of fossilized corals and tidal notches. You may want to read: … Read more

Kapurpurawan Rock Formation (Burgos, Ilocos Norte) These uniquely shaped, white limestone cliffs were sculpted by the relentless forces of wind and waves over time, creating stunning rock formations that leave both tourists and geologists in awe. You may like to read: Oldest Rock in the Philippines