Cordillera Central

This historic Anglican church in Sagada, founded by American missionaries, features distinctive stone architecture.

This intimate museum showcases traditional Kankanaey artifacts, including woven baskets and indigenous Cordilleran textiles.

Established by Catholic sisters, this ethnographic museum features an outdoor replica of a traditional Igorot village.

This gallery exhibits the iconic black-and-white photography of Eduardo Masferré, documenting mid-century indigenous life in the Cordilleras.

Visitors can watch local artisans working on traditional looms to create intricately woven Cordilleran bags and garments.

This mountain-town art hub features contemporary paintings and crafts created by resident indigenous artists.

This Christian church serves the clustered highland communities with regular mass services in the mountainous terrain.

Built with robust stone walls, this prominent cathedral is a central place of Episcopal worship in the capital of Mountain Province.

A high-altitude marketplace where vendors trade locally grown mountain vegetables, coffee beans, and traditional textiles.

Situated in Bontoc, this provincial administrative building serves as a hub for local community organization and operations.

Resting near the river, this massive boulder is revered in local Igorot mythology as a site tied to the deity Lumauig.

This mountain road rest stop has weary travelers a chance to pull over and view the surrounding pine-clad slopes.