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The following are all provinces of Region I EXCEPT:

• Ilocos Norte

• Ilocos Sur

• Pangasinan

• Pampanga

This destination is considered to be the "Boracay of the North"

• Hundred Islands

• San Juan

• Pagudpud

• San Fernando

This is best known for the a city in Ilocos Sur, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Sta Maria

• Lingayen

• Laoag

• Vigan

This goes on for 12 kilometers, making it one of the longest bridges in the Philippines. It is located at the foot of the cliff of the Northern Cordillera Mountain Range in the municipality of Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte.

• Patupat Bridge

• Patapat Viaduct

• San Juanico Bridge

• Calle Bridge

The La Paz Sand Dunes is located in:

• La Union

• Pangasinan

• Ilocos Sur

• Ilocos Norte

Located in Ilocos Norte, this church finished its construction back in 1710 after around two decades of work. It is officially named the _________.

• Saint Augustine Church

• Paoay Church

Situated along Bangui Bay in Ilocos Norte are 26 giant wind turbines that face the West Philippine Sea. These towering white structures were built in three phases. The first phase was completed in May 2005 with 15 initial windmills. Each turbine is 70 meters tall and has three blades that measure up to 41 meters in length. 

• Burgos Lighthouse

• Bangui Tower

• Burgos Windmills

• Bangui Windmills

Commonly known as one of the most beautiful streets in the Philippines, this 500-meter-long avenue is lined with centuries-old Spanish-style homes.

• Calle Vigan

• Calle Crisologo

• Calle Arco

• Street Crisologo

One of the most celebrated dishes is the local Ilocano cuisine. This food is made of rice flour and stuffed with green papaya, longganisa sausages, and hard-boiled eggs

• Bagnet

• Pinakbet

• Empanada

• Dinengdeng

Predominantly mountainous, this narrow strip of land is bounded on the west by the China Sea, on the east by the Cagayan Valley and the Cordillera Administrative Region, on the south is Central Luzon, and on the north is the Bangui Bay.

• Region I

• Region II

• Region III

• Region IV