This document promotes the town of Burgos in the Philippines, highlighting its natural attractions such as Cape Bojeador lighthouse, Palpallokada Mountain Range, giant wind fans, crystal clear waters, and dragonfruit plantations. It describes the town's hospitable people and cultural attractions in the town plaza, where people share stories in traditional Bahay Kubo houses. Burgos is located in Ilocos Norte province on the northern tip of Luzon island, and was formerly named Nagpartian before being renamed after Jose Burgos, a martyred priest from the region.

2. Cape Bojeador , the highest elevated lighthouse in
the Philippines
..here , you may watch the sun sets in the horizon..

3. Palpallokada Mountain Range
Explore the mountain and you can see breath- taking sights

4. Experience different activities that you’ll never forget..

5. You will be
entertained by
hospitable and
generous people of
our town…!

6. Rocky yet green!

7. Giant fans that supply
electricity to the provnce
Take pictures while
enjoying the clear
water and oozing
breeze from china
sea

8. Man –made yet eye-
catching and breath-
taking sights you
could see near or far

9. Near the heart of our town is a crystal clear water where
you can enjoy the warmth of a natural spring

10. White rock formation in the
shoreline….created by the
giant waves

11. Nature- loving
people who keeps
the shoreline clean
and safe for
adventure.

12. Dragon fruit- delicious and
believed to be a medicinal
plant
plantation of dragon fruit in
one of the barangays in our
ometown

13. Our town plaza
In he heart of the plaza are sets of DAP- AYAN, or bahay kubo where people
from the barrio, and even tourists spend time sharing stories and everyday
experiences

14. Burgos is a fifth class municipality in the province of
Ilocos Norte, Philippines, the most northwestern town on
the island of Luzon. It was formerly known as Nagpartian
and was renamed after the martyred priest Jose Burgos
who, together with two other clergymen, were accused of
mutiny and later executed in Manila. He was born in the
Ilocos Region. According to the latest census, it has a
population of 8,765 people in 1,784 households
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