Hungry? Grab some food from different food stalls here.

Enjoy a moment in one of the busiest parks in Legazpi City

Enjoy the overlooking at the Mayon Skyline

Great hill with awesome attractions

Hoyop-Hoyopan cave is one of Albay’s famous attractions because of its historic legacy. For one, it has been around for a long time at about 3,000 B.C. to 4,000 B.C. The 280 square meter-cave was called Hoyop-hoyopan, a Bicolano term for “blow of the wind.” This huge and windy cave is filled with various shapes of rock formations, where you can use your imagination to formulate different figures inside the cave. The cave has stood strong amidst all calamities that hit the town, making people consider it as a safe spot and using it as a make-shift evacuation center for the townspeople. Before that, it has become a refugee camp by Filipinos during the Japanese occupation in World War II as it was used as a hospital and orphanage at that time. Source https://primer.com.ph/

Get instagrammable photos from this famous tourist spot in Legazpi with years of rich history. Featuring a church which is almost buried from the ashes of previous eruptions.

Visit the church in Daraga with rich history.

One of the emerging farm & eco tourism sites in Albay is FarmPlate. It is considered as “Albay’s version of Farmville” & another first of a kind in the province of Albay. It is located at Gabawan Daraga Albay just few kilometers away from the town proper of Daraga and a perfect place to unwind, relax & be one with nature. It has a capacious space with IG Worthy sceneries that includes a barn house, a playground, a picnic area, vegetable tunnel & plantation, mini resto, bon fire area & more. You can also rent the place for photoshoots or any other events. Source https://lakwatserongirigenyo.travel.blog/