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Adams

Adams is a town of waterfalls. Mountain streams wind through forested slopes, and a trip to Anuplig Falls ends at a pool beneath the falling water.

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Adams Hanging Bridge

Adams Hanging Bridge in Ilocos Norte is an iconic marvel, offering stunning views of lush landscapes as you stroll across its swaying structure, making it a must-visit for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

Landmark4.5/5

Bolo River Dam

Dam in Dumalneg, Ilocos Norte.

Landmark4.5/5

Lover's Peak

Mountain peak in Adams with a road climbing to the top.

Landmark4.9/5

Anuplig Falls

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Anat Falls

Nestled in Adams, Ilocos Norte, Anat Falls captivates visitors with its breathtaking cascades and lush surroundings, offering a serene escape and a perfect backdrop for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

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Mt. Lammin

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Bucarot Primary School, Adams, Ilocos Norte

Nestled in the scenic mountains of Ilocos Norte, Bucarot Primary School is an iconic educational hub that showcases the vibrant local culture and community spirit, making it a unique destination for visitors seeking authentic experiences.

Landmark4.8/5

Adams Municipal Hall

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Cardom's Winery

Cardom's Winery in Adams, Ilocos Norte, offers a unique blend of local flavors and scenic vineyard views, making it an iconic destination for wine lovers and travelers seeking a taste of Filipino tradition.

Stays

Stay4.8/5

Maris Transient House

Stay4.6/5

Ilyn's Homeyplace and Restaurant by Travelax

Stay4.5/5

Casa Paraiso

Nestled in Ilocos Norte, Casa Paraiso is an iconic retreat that offers stunning coastal views, vibrant local culture, and a serene ambiance, making it a must-visit destination for relaxation and exploration.

Stay3.5/5

Ayoyo Cove Inn

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Írafoss Waterfall Horseback Riding Experience in South Iceland

What makes this experience special is the chance to explore a quieter side of South Iceland on horseback, following the Írá River through open countryside all the way to Írafoss Waterfall. Rather than simply riding near the farm, the route feels like a real journey through rural Iceland, with views of mountains, glaciers, farmland, and local sheep and cattle along the way. You’ll also ride one of Iceland’s much-loved native horses, with a horse selected to match your experience level, making the tour accessible to beginners while still enjoyable for more experienced riders.