Although my brother and I didn't plan to visit Suyo, it suddenly became an interesting place the first time we entered the town. I said, "Suyo is awesome!"
» The inviting scenes along the winding mountain trail are a breath of life. They're all free.
» A motorbike stroll along this serene mountain trail made me realize it was a blessing to be able to experience the wonders made by God!
🇵🇭 SUYO » ILOCOS SUR
In 2010, I started this journey without any idea what Suyo town has to offer. But I had heard about the Suyo Mountain Resort from a mutual friend who lives there and happens to be studying here in ▼ VIGAN.
When I was still a campus journalist back in college, my senior editors wanted me to go to Suyo to feature their coffee plantation as an industry. Regardless, my trip to Suyo was an accident.
► The Mountain Town I Never Planned to Visit, But Couldn't Forget
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| 1 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » First times are memorable. This is one of my earliest travel blog photos.


| 2 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » Entering towns for the first time is as nostalgic as childhood memories.


| 3 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » You welcome me. I'll come in.


| 4 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » Being welcomed, whether it's verbal or not, always feels good.


Like ▼BAGUIO and Cervantes, pine trees also abound in this town. The inviting scenes along the winding mountain trail are a breath of life. They're all free, and you will surely enjoy them. You have to take the ▼TAGUDIN-Cervantes-Sabangan Highway (Mountain Trail) to reach Suyo. The latter road will connect you to the Halsema Highway in the ▼CORDILLERA Region.
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| 5 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » This is the Suyo countryside. Welcome to Brgy Baringcucurong!


| 6 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » Nature's refreshing welcome is a love untold.


► Discovering Suyo: An Accidental Mountain Adventure
The air is cool. Bring a jacket, a long-sleeved shirt, or a sweatshirt because you will need them. This was the first time I had seen a highway with this kind of scenery, so don't think I'm over-hyping the place—this is really what I felt the first time I traversed this road. A motorbike stroll along this serene mountain trail made me realize what a blessing it was to be able to experience the wonders made by God! Bessang Pass in Cervantes is the highest elevation of any highway system in ▼ILOCOS SUR.In Brgy. Man-atong, there is a municipal resort. Sadly, we were unable to get inside because an event was going on. You have to climb several flights of stairs to get to the resort, as it is located atop a hill.
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| 7 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » Our faith should be like mountains. Big.


| 8 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » Mountain peaks remind us that we are small. Stay humble.


| 9 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » When roads and mountains meet, there's civilization.


| 10 | 🇵🇭 SUYO » My brother Edison was with me this time.


Well, the joyride was really fun. I suggest using either a bicycle or a scooter to feel the cool breeze and fully enjoy the beautiful view! Our scooter carried us so far.
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UPDATE HISTORY FOR THIS BLOG POST
• 2025-July-04: Photos updated to the latest watermark. Photo titles and metadata updated.
• 2023-July-31: Motorbike emoji replace with "•" symbol. Related contents lay-out/format and cover photo (replaced) were patterned in the post "🇵🇭 STA CRUZ • (Ilocos Sur) Why Did I Visit their Public Market?".
• 2022-February-06: Subtitle line design height modified from 7px to 1 px. Airplane emoji replaced with motorbike emoji.
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