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PIKKANG FALLS

 

Ilocos Sur Pikkang Falls

Photo from: Pikkang falls is located in the outskirts of Sta. Ana, Solsona, Ilocos Norte, 20 kilometers away from the town proper.    

 

Ilocos Sur Pikkang Falls2Photo from:  cuadernoilocano.blogspot.com

 

Pikkang Falls is located in Barangay Malamin, San Juan, Ilocos Sur it is on the Eastern part of the town San Juan (Lapog). Bounded on the west by Barangay Cacandongan on the East by the Ilocos and Abra Mountain Ranges on the south by Barangay Barbar and on the north by Municipality of Cabugao.  Read More:  https://xenonbrianna.weebly.com/places-to-visit.html

 

 

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Ilocos Sur Pikkang Falls3 Photo from:  flickr.com

 

Ilocos Sur Pikkang Falls4Photo from:  padyakolero.blogspot.com

 

Ilocos Sur Pikkang Falls5Photo from:  www.teamfd.com.ph

 

Ilocos Sur Pikkang Falls6Photo from:  s681.photobucket.com

 

Photo from:  http://voicepoints.blogspot.com/2013/10/gmas-kapuso-lets-fiesta-features.html#.XiRlciN7laQ

 

 

Photos below from: 

http://www.tupanggala.com/pikkang-falls/

 

 

 

 

 

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Ilocos Sur is Part of Region I

Ilocos Sur – Home of World Heritage Vigan

Where is Ilocos Sur and How to Get There

Popular Tourist Spots in Ilocos Sur

Awesome Beaches in Ilocos Sur

Colorful Festivals in Ilocos Sur

Have Fun in Ilocos Sur

Ilocos Sur Photo Gallery

Ilocos Sur Video Collection

 

 

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