Patapat Viaduct
Patapat Viaduct
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Vaniah D
Baguio, Philippines429 contributions
July 2015 • Couples
This is the Bridge is long. A great spot to see a wonderful view of the Sea side. I suppose the best time to visit is summer or so long as its not raining.
Written 27 December 2015
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Lukewatsero
Philippines251 contributions
Must visit while having your Northern Luzon tour. Great place for picture taking- selfies and groufies.
Written 17 April 2015
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jct888
Metro Manila, Philippines23 contributions
May 2018 • Family
When in Pagudpud, find time to experience travelling across the Patapat Viaduct. It starts at Pagudpud and after a kilometer or so ends at the tip of Cagayan province, where you can find Paraiso ni Anton, a roadside shrine with falls - good for photos.
Stop by the roadside, if you must and take pictures but be careful while doing so. While most visitors stop, park and alight to take IG-worthy selfies, photos of their cars/bikes etc on the viaduct, remember to stay safe as it's STILL A FUNCTIONING HIGHWAY.
Stop by the roadside, if you must and take pictures but be careful while doing so. While most visitors stop, park and alight to take IG-worthy selfies, photos of their cars/bikes etc on the viaduct, remember to stay safe as it's STILL A FUNCTIONING HIGHWAY.
Written 2 January 2019
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9202101
Manila, Philippines29 contributions
Apr 2015 • Friends
Nothing impressive, they say. But, in order to appreciate it better, you should know more about the structure itself. I'm not saying that I know a lot about it. I remembered seeing the miniature model of this bridge from a museum we went to (I honestly forgot which one). The structure is supported by the pillars and not the mountain/hills beside it. I find it amazing not only because of its beautiful curves. It's also a good alternative for providing roads without having to quarry down the mountains. Although I think this project was not continued so instead of neglecting it, they decided to make it a tourist spot.
Written 21 May 2015
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Khandurot
Binan City, Philippines14 contributions
Apr 2015 • Family
About 10 minutes drive from hannah's "luxury resort"-you wish!. The structure is a man made marvel due to its length and location which is on the side of a mountain. Took a few good pictures there though utmost care should be taken due to speeding cars that pass the bridge.
Written 27 April 2015
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Winston
Luzon, Philippines425 contributions
Apr 2015 • Business
Patapat viaduct is a must place to stop for a awhile to have your picture taken. The place where you can see the viaduct from end to end and a place where you can breath clean air and to somewhat relax a bit from a long driving from either cagayan or ilocos sur.
Written 18 April 2015
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Ryan A
Dubai, United Arab Emirates663 contributions
Mar 2015 • Friends
Most people going to Pagudpud might not go the extra mile and cross the Patapat via duct, but that would be a mistake, besides the panoramic, spectacular view, there is a lot of history in it, it was created by the Japanese in WWII for those landing in Aparri Cagayan, to cross to Ilocos. It was only a one way road and for those of us old enough to remember how it was to travel in the 80s it was very dangerous, a lot of buses slipped down the cliff. The Patapat via duct is a reminder of Marcos' legacy and achievements, mostly overlooked by stupid historians who prefer to remember First lady Imeldas shoes....but for most of from the North, there is a reason they call us SOLID NORTH!!!
Written 17 April 2015
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Elias G
Tarlac, Philippines892 contributions
Apr 2019 • Family
The viaduct connects northernmost part of both Ilocos Norte and Cagayan. It is facing Batanes group of islands. Nothing to do here just a sight to behold.
Written 20 April 2019
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tobyaaahhhh
Luzon, Philippines41 contributions
Mar 2018 • Family
The Patapat bridge is at the very top of the Luzon island. What you will see in this bridge is the Sea towards north. This place is beautiful and I will recommend you to visit it.
Written 23 January 2019
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meguzman2018
Mandaluyong, Philippines67 contributions
Dec 2017 • Friends
The bridge that is in between the mountains and cliff of the seashore. It also connects the Northern Province of Norte and Cagayan.
Written 9 July 2018
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From Laoag City, one can reach Pagudpud after an hour and a half, then to the Patapat viaduct it will take less than 30 mins. Just follow the national highway and you wont get lost.
Written 25 March 2018
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