Location: Laoag
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Top 6 Budget-friendly Things to do in Laoag, Luzon
Laoag, officially the City of Laoag, (Ilokano: Siudad ti Laoag) is a 3rd class component city and capital of the province of Ilocos Norte, Philippines.
Restaurants in Laoag
1. La Paz Sand Dunes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 296 reviews
4x4 rides, ATV rides and Sandboarding...
Reviewed By glaizeee - Tayabas City, Philippines
This trip to La Paz Sand Dunes was actually not included in our itinerary but the hotel owner convinced us to try it. He even gave a discount so we headed out for it the next day. I was with my 2 sisters and 2 nieces and we were the first ones in the location. Before we proceeded with the 4x4 ride, we were asked to sign a waiver. We were all excited and nervous because none of us have actually tried this. All 5 of us stood at the back of the 4x4. The first few meters of the journey was smooth but when we got farther, the driver intentionally made abrupt stops which caused us to shout louder and held our grips tighter. Little did we know that this ride would give us the adrenaline rush. It was like a roller coaster ride without your seatbelt on. There were 4 stops along the way. The first one was the viewing deck of the town. The place was nothing but amazing as we watched the sun rose from that site. The second stop was the 360 degrees view of the sand dunes. Thirdly was the sea shore with huge waves and cool breeze. We were all exhausted from the bumpy ride yet our adventure wasn't over yet. Our last stop was the sandboarding area. The unlimited use of sandboard was included in the fee. I, as an adrenaline junkie, was the first to try it since every one else were afraid. My 43 year old sister was hesitant at first but later on she did it. I was just so proud of her because she conquered her fear of heights. We only did 2 rounds each because going up the hill was tiring. The journey took almost an hour to finish and when we got back to the camp, more groups were coming and the sun was already high up. It really pays to wake up early to avoid the crowd and the heat. Overall, it was great especially because i did this with my family. I wouldn't trade this moment for anything. Truly, this heart-pounding, nerve-wracking, jaw-dropping experience was one for the books.
2. Santa Monica Parish Church
3. Museo Ilocos Norte
4. St. William's Cathedral
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Jpnpat - Luzon, Philippines
The church is easy to find located at the heart of the city. Historical and holy at the same time. Good parking space and near to a mcdonald if hungry
5. Tobacco Monopoly Monument
6. Sinking Bell Tower
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By Jpnpat - Luzon, Philippines
The sinking tower is believed to be decreasing in height. The door can allow even a horse carriage before but now, one must bow their heads in order to fit in the place
