I have been here a couple of times already and I can say that I am glad to come back. The Blue Lagoon is located in Pagudpud. The road trip going to the beach alone was already enough excitement for me. The long and winding bridge that peeks to the sea is just very laid back. The trees and houses best describe the province life in the country. The best part for me is the Blue Lagoon. This beach is an ideal family vacation spot. From the cottages, you can see the crystal blue waters glitter under the sun. The sand is white and fine. My favorite part is watching the sunset with all solemnity.

written by  On Foot on March 15, 2007 from Bangui, Philippines
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tagged Beach, Philippines, BlueLagoon, Secluded, Pagudpud and IlocosNorte
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The main reason this project was created was to be able to renew energy sources and help reduce the greenhouse gases that cause global warming. This project is the first Wind Farm project in the Philippines which consists of wind turbines facing the South China Sea. These wind turbines are also the largest in southeast Asia. The project produces around 74,482 Mwh of electricity every year. The expected life of the wind turbines is 21 years. This place is accessible through Laoag – Cagayan route towards Burgos. The directional marker on the left side of the road leads to a dirt road heading to Bangui Bay. Be ready for another educational and fun tour in Ilocos Norte.

written by  On Foot on March 30, 2007 from Bangui, Philippines
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tagged Windmills, Philippines, IlocosNorte, NorthwindBanguiBayProject and NorthwindDevelopmentCorporation
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Laoag has many historic scenic spots, highly competitive accommodations and facilities, and supportive national government agencies that make Laoag an ecotourism center. Tourism is a major success in the city as it draws many foreigners including Chinese and Taiwanese tourists. Tourism gives way to the development of commercial and infrastructure investments. When in the city, must-see sites including the following: The Sinking Bell Tower, the Bangui Windmills, the Ilocos Lighhouse, St William Cathedral, the Ilocos Museum, the Tobacco Monopoly Monument, and the Marcos Mansion. Laoag City is among the best cities that has offers great history, economy, and tourism.

written by  On Foot on April 1, 2007 from Laoag, Philippines
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tagged Philippines, IlocosNorte, SinkingBellTower, BanguiWindmills, IlocosNorteLighthouse, StWilliamCathedral, IlocosMuseum, TobaccoMonopolyMonument and MarcosMansion
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