AGUINALDO SHRINE

Although Isabela did not play a major role in the

revolt against Spain, it is in Palanan that the final
pages of the Philippines Revolution was written
when the American forces led by Gen.
Frederick Funston finally captured Gen. Emilio
Aguinaldo in the area on March 23, 1901.
CROCODILE SANCTUARY OF SAN MARIANO

San Mariano houses a gallery of spectacles

ranging from its flora and fauna to the diverse
river systems and waterfall formations.
The Philippine Crocodile, a critically
endangered species, can be found throughout
the length of the river and creeks of San
Mariano. Mabuwaya foundation, and even the
president of the famous clothing company
Lacoste, Michel Lacoste, shows support for the
famous Crocodile Sanctuary of San Mariano.
 FUYOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK
Situated in the suburbs of Sta. Victoria, City of Ilagan, Fuyot
Springs National Park nestles a multitude of attractions
guaranteed to satisfy adventurers.

The park houses the Sta. Victoria Caves, which showcases

more than 12 caves open for public spelunking. The caves
feature formed lattices, stalactites, and stalagmites, a few
of which have mineral deposits making them glimmer and
shine when hit by light.

Also within the park is Pinzal Falls, reached by a treading a

short trek from the park proper. Following the creek flowing
from the falls, an adventurer will find a pathway of rocks
and waterholes enough to excite an avid adventurer.
 MAGAT DAM

Nested in The first multi-purpose dam in

Southeast Asia, Magat Dam is located in the
largest tributary of Cagayan River, the Magat
River, just at the boundary of Ifugao and
Isabela.
A nearby destination after a visit to the dam site
is Camp Vizcarra, where visitors of the dam flock
to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
 MACONACON FALLS

Serving as a gateway to the coasts of Isabela,

Maconacon offers bountiful splendors to those
who venture into its vast landscape. Most
notable landmarks include the hanging bridge
in the town and the Maconacon falls.
 ISABELA THY WILL BE DONE

A testament of Isabela's Christian history, the

renowned Isabela Thy Will Be Done marker is
the first to welcome those who are on their way
to the province. Located just at the boundary
between Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela, the
iconic landmark is a bannering welcome of
Isabelas hospitality imbuing the firm faith of
the province in bidding the safety of travellers.
 OUR LADY OF ATOCHA CHURCH

The Our Lady of Atocha Church in Alicia is known for having

an old Spanish church (Castilian) architecture. It is
considered one of the best churches to visit for a pilgrimage
in Isabela during the Holy Week. The church was declared
by the Philippine Department of Tourism as one of the
national religious tourist attractions in the country.

The structure of the church was originally built by the

Spaniards in the 18th century. Passing by Angadanan town
on 12 February 1805, Fr. Manuel Mora, OP wrote that
Angadanan has a convent of bricks, though not totally
finished. Its church is timber, wood, and bamboo. The
number of inhabitants is 791. The church and convent as
seen today in the town of Alicia,