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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Aparri, Cagayan

Cagayan during your holidays to Aparri, Cagayan you will find a historic coastal town which boasts of occupying the northern end of mainland Luzon, and the Babuyan Channel which is serene.
The history of the town is rooted at the mouth of the largest river in the Philippines known as the Cagayan River where the fresh water flows to the great sea as a great natural phenomenon.
Aparri was once a bustling trade centre during the Spanish colonial period, and the fertile Cagayan Valley was connected to the outside world that has been reflected in its vibrant markets and heritage sites.
Travelling using the world pinoy flights will take you straight to the airport of the town where hospitability will receive you with a warm welcome and promise of great adventures.
The Fishermen Day is an event held every year, which is a colourful festival that reflects the great attachment of the town to the sea as boats are taken on a parade, traditional dances are made, and delicious seafood is fed on.
Every year, the community exhibits the rich marine abundance and sustenance of the people and offers a unique experience to the visitors in terms of the pattern of life on the coastline.
Capital (of the province): Tuguegarao
International airport: No international airport in Aparri
Nearest commonly used:
- Tuguegarao Airport – domestic flights
- Laoag International Airport (Ilocos Norte) – limited international flights
- Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila) – major international gateway
Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP)
Time zone: UTC+8 (Philippine Standard Time)
Driving side: Right-hand side
Main electricity: 220 volts, 60 Hz
Official / local languages: Ilocano, Ibanag, Itawit, Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

A dramatic spot where the massive Cagayan River and Babuyan Channel converge is a dramatic point called Aparri River Mouth and this provides a sweep view of the area where the geography of the area is defined.
Another of the past sea ports, Port of Aparri, still remains a strong fishing and commercial port with boats of all sizes plying in and out.
At the lighthouse on the Calao point which is also referred to as Aparri Lighthouse, tourists are allowed to climb up to the top and have a panoramic view of the vast sea and the islands in the distant.
The San Pedro Telmo Parish Church of the town is one of the monuments that can be seen as the remnant of the strong impact of Catholicism since the history of the surrounding area can be traced in its stone walls and bell tower.
The nearby coastal beaches, of fine greyish sand, afford peaceful bathing and sun bathing, and the surf is lapping on the shore.
The holidays to Aparri market features local crafts or handmade products by local artisans whose products are based on the Ibanag heritage, enabling visitors to bring something of the cultural tapestry of Aparri.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

The dry season, which is experienced between November and May, presents the best sea conditions thereby making it the best season in various activities like fishing, kayaking, and relaxing walks along the coast.
The most preferable time of the year is March to May, when the sea water is the warmest, and the crystal clear waters of the Babuyan Channel are ideal in swimming and snorkelling.
The yearly flooding season, which falls between July and October, is associated with a lot of winds and heavy rains that may interfere with travelling plans; therefore, it is prudent to avoid this season during outdoor activities.
The tropical monsoon weather of the town implies hot and humid days and cold nights, thus light and breathable attire is a must to stay comfortable.
In the cooler seasons, the sea is calm and this ensures that people can take boat rides and go fishing that reflects the marine wealth of the town.
When visiting holidays to Aparri with the purpose of witnessing some rare wildlife, the visitors should plan their trip during dry season when the marine turtle nest along the beach and the migratory bird are more evident.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Aparri River Mouth

The sheer magnitude of the river mouth enables the visitors to observe the mighty combination of fresh and saltwater which conditions the local ecosystem.
The reflection of sunlight in the surface of the river forming a glittering effect is especially impressive when the sun is rising and setting.
The adjacent mangrove forests offer a natural habitat to a wide range of bird species thus it is a bird haven to the bird watchers.
It is possible to observe local fishermen who row their boats into the river and receive the firsthand experience of traditional fishing.
The adjacent promenade provides beautiful walks where visitors can be able to enjoy the panoramic view of the sea and the surrounding.
The colourful sea creatures are brought to the area due to seasonal fish migrations, so the visitors have an opportunity to view the processes of nature closely.

Aparri Lighthouse (Calao point)

The spiral staircase of the lighthouse height adds extra value to the visitors, offering an impressive view of the Babuyan Channel and faraway islands.
The historic structure of the lighthouse also echoes the maritime history of the town, where it is sturdily built on the base of stone and the rough lantern room is worn out.
The cliffs around it give excellent photo effects that show the combination of contrast between the rough terrain and the clear sea.
Guided tours usually contain a short history of how the lighthouse helped in keeping the fishing boats safe.
The lighthouse beacon is also visible when in clear evenings, and it is a reassurance to the seafarers of safety.
The serene nature of the place renders it to be a perfect place to meditate and contemplate the maritime history of the town.

Port of Aparri

The industry of the port presents a great diversity of boats, including small fishing boats and larger cargo ships, with their distinct purposes.
Tourists are able to see how fishermen prepare their catches, which is an event that illustrates the strong attachment of the town to the sea.
The historical warehouses of the port are home to the local markets through which fresh seafood is sold to the customers.
Waves colliding on the docks also provide a musical rhythm that engulfs the tourists in the ocean setting.
The adjacent waterfront provides ample space to take pleasurable walks as one watches the day to day ebb and flow of the tide.
The strategic location of the Cagayan Valley makes the port an important connectivity between it and the other coastal communities.

Parish church of San Pedro Telmo

The stone outward appearance of the church has a timeless elegance that welcomes people to come in and have a glimpse of the calm environment found therein.
The stained-glass windows inside represent the local history and they bring a colourful storey to the interior.
When the bell tower of the church is ringing, it gives a very resonant call to the people in the streets of the town.
The community is diversified in terms of language as regular masses are conducted in both Ibanag and Tagalog.
The surrounding of the church has community parties and festivals that have strengthened the faith and culture of the town.
Tourists may get to know how the church was built, which entailed the use of the traditional building skills by the local craftsmen.

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Coastal Beaches

The local beaches are also characterised by fine, greyish sand which shines under the tropical sun during the sunrise.
Few waves make the atmosphere welcoming to both children and adults to splash and enjoy the shore.
Fishing villages are scattered all over the coastline and provide a real insight into the lifestyle of the traditional beachside.
The peaceful waters appeal to snorkelers who would like to see the rich marine life that flourishes along the banks.
The beach has sunset views offering an amazing reflective experience after the exploration.
The fresh seafood and tropical fruits are sold by the local vendors, which enables the tourists to enjoy the fruits of the sea.

Ibanag Cuisine Exploration

Local restaurants offer delicious Ibanag dishes such as rice, river fish and freshly picked vegetables picked in the local gardens.
Some of its signature dishes are pancit batil patong, a soup of noodles filled with carabeef and spices.
The cured meats like longganisa in the region are made using traditional methods of smoking that make them taste better.
A wide range of seafood stews served to the visitors reflects the freshness of the Babuyan Channel catch.
The coffee shops in the town sell roasted beans that are produced in the fertile valley giving them a rich earthy flavour.
Culinary tours usually involve a short lesson on the ways of making traditional Ibanag foods in front of local cooks.

Fishermen’s Villages

These villages show how much art goes on in constructing strong wooden fleet boats which can withstand the currents of the sea.
The traditional way of life of fishermen, their everyday activities, the way they rise and fall, show deep respect to the waves of the ocean.
The net making procedures remain traditional, and the visitors could observe the process of the complex weaving.
Villagers tell the storey of their ancestors who were the first to arrive in the coast and so on the oral histories are preserved to be told to the next generations.
The close ties among the community members are what make them have a feeling of belonging together and collective strength during storm seasons.
Tourists will be able to go on mini-fishing trips, where they will know how to use the nets and how to pull out the fish without any harm or damage.

Palaee River System (Neighbouring)

Even though it is within a different town, the waters of the Palaee River run together with the Cagayan creating a common ecology.
The fertile banks of the river contains a huge amount of rice paddies and vegetable plots which feed the local people.
During the dry period, the flow of the river is constant and this guarantees farmers constant irrigation within the area.
Wildlife has been found to be composed of a wide range of wildlife such as the waterfowl, amphibians and small mammals that are at home in the marshy habitats.
The river is the source of many seasonal festivals, community feasts are held in which meals of the river are eaten.
Agritourist visitors are able to visit the farms around the river and know more about sustainable farming processes.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

The heritage of the people of Ibanag, was incorporated in the day to day life of the town, including language, the traditional crafts have been evidence of the centuries of cultural development.
Rituals that are associated with the sea, including blessing of boats of fishermen, demonstrate the reliance of the community on the sea.
The events of the town especially the Fishermens day are an assembly of colourful parades mixed with exhibition of ancient music and dance that celebrates the ancestral traditions.
Cultural places also include local temples and churches that are used as meeting spots in the community in holding prayers and celebrations.
Women in Saudi Arabia make handwoven clothing with complex designs that give a storey of local folklore and history.
Oral traditions are maintained through storytelling sessions in the community centres such that the younger generations do not forget their cultural backgrounds.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

Most of the seafood served daily is delivered by the Babuyan Channel, which supplies various seafood items such as fish, crabs, shellfish, and cooked in fresh, local local sauces.
River produce and ibanags such as rice are usually served in hot bowls with fresh vegetables that are picked in neighbouring farms.
The pancit batil patong is the popular noodle meal, which is cooked in a spicy broth containing carabeef, eggs, and spicy herbs that give a cosy taste.
The cured meats that are made locally such as longganisa are smoked using smoking methods that give them a unique flavour loved by the locals.
Seafood stews, full of coconut milk and spices, feature the depth of the cuisine of the area and appreciation of fresh products.
In the street stalls, one can find grilled fish that is served using a tangy dipping sauce, which enables a tourist to experience the best of the sea in a casual environment.

Fun

Guided fishing tours provide a true experience where tourists are taught to operate local fishing gear, and to cast lines together with the experienced fishermen.
The spectacular coastal scenery attracts photography lovers, as the sunset and sunrise provide them with great colour schemes to make great photographs.
Visiting the Fishermen Day festival makes people feel the alive music, dancing, and colourful parades used to celebrate the maritime heritage of the town.
Beach volleyball tournaments unite the locals and the tourists to play with each other in a cordial way, which creates camaraderie against the backdrop of scenic settings.
The Cagayan River has an incredible opportunity to explore freshwater and saltwater ecosystems at a unique perspective by kayaking through the river.
The strolls through the promenade of the port in the evening can give a chance to observe the nightlife and taste fresh seafood in an open-air atmosphere.

Fashion

The hot and humid coastal climate can be served with light breathable fabrics like cotton and linen, which will ensure that travellers are comfortable during daytime activities.
The mainline and not flashy attires are deferential to local traditions, especially when attending churches and communal events.
Broad-brimmed hats, UV-protective sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreens are necessary to keep visitors out of the hot tropical sun.
Sandal or walking shoes make comfortable shoes to use when walking on the uneven paths on beaches and in historic streets.
The Ibanag traditional attires with woven designs can also be bought as a souvenir, and the visitors can use it as a token of local style, bringing it to their homes.
A smart-casual outfit such as light jacket and fancy blouse is a good balance to the evening outings and the cool ocean breeze.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

The dynamic riverine ecosystem at the Cagayan River Mouth sustains a wide range of fish species, crustaceans and birds species that survive in salt water.
The Babuyan Channel is home to the diverse marine biodiversity comprising of coral reefs, colourful fish and in some cases the sea turtles nesting on the shore.
The surrounding cliffs of Aparri have wide-ranging views of the collocation of the land and sea which are ideal to hikers and nature lovers.
In some seasons, the migratory birds come in large numbers transforming the coastal wetlands into a colourful tapestry of colours and voices.
The adjacent mangrove forests act as natural barrier to the storms, in addition to being a home to young fish and crustacean species.
Holidays to Aparri eco-trips also enable the tourists to see the wildlife in the wilderness and encourage environmental consciousness and conservation.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

The flagpiece event of the town designed to celebrate the richness of the bounty of the seas is the Fishermen Day which includes boat parades, lively music, and communal dinners.
The town fiesta is celebrated on the $29^\text{th}$ of June in remembrance of Sts. Peter and Paul, processions, fireworks, and traditional dances of local young people.
Street markets are busy with the local craft and fresh produce as well as regional delicacies on the festival season that represent the culinary diversity of the community.
Visitors are entertained through cultural performances such as the Ibanag folk dances and current music acts hence maintaining the intangible heritage.
Religious obedience becomes one of the main themes and special masses are conducted in churches and coastal chapels to bless the lives of people.
The festivals also invite visitors to community service projects and this creates a stronger association with the people and traditions of the town. Your holidays to Aparri, Cagayan should include a festival.

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