See The Sights

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NAUJAN LAKE

 The Naujan Lake, the fifth largest lake in the country, is a large freshwater lake probably of volcanic origin, extending for about 14 km from north to south, and seven km from east to west. There are several hot springs along the eastern shore.

 The park is good for outdoor recreation like boating, picnicking, bird-watching, hiking and research.

 The Naujan Lake National Park (designated as Wetlands of International Importance to the Ramsar List) manages the lake. For more information about Naujan Lake, click HERE.

BANCURO CHURCH RUINS

 The famous Bancuro Church Ruins, popularly known as the Simbahang Bato is located in Brgy. Bancuro.

 It is an ancient, roofless ruin of a church and priory built during the 17th century by Augustinian priests with stone walls.

 It was then used as the house of worship and at the same time as a fort and a place of refuge against the Moro invaders.

 A new church had been rebuilt inside the original church.

 

WATERFALLS

 

Immense yourself with the lustrous wonders of our mighty waterfalls that would soothe your mind, body and soul. In Naujan we have quite a few.

The Arangin Waterfalls at Brgy. Arangin, the Arambyaw Waterfalls at Brgy. Masagana, the Karacha Falls at Brgy. Malvar, the Taguan Falls at Brgy. Herrera and the Paitan River Falls at Brgy. Paitan

Perhaps some of them you haven’t heard of. That is because commercialism haven’t made it there yet. Which makes it a lot better.

 

HOT SPRINGS

 Naujan have three hot springs that have been healing the locals for quite sometime. The Montelago Hot Springs, the Pungao Hot Springs and the Boloc-Boloc Hot Springs continue to provide our people of more than just physical relief, but tourism revenues as well.

 Currently, there is an ongoing study by a big energy firm to harness this geothermal energy source to help in the islands increasing energy demand.

 Another company wanted to turn these natural springs into a world-class spa destination and resort.

 

PRISTINE BEACHES

With an endless stretch of shorelines, Naujan is blessed to have pristine and uncommercialized beaches for all to enjoy.

You can find secluded beaches at Tujud Beach at Brgy. Herrera, the Makapili Beach at Melgar B, and dozen along the Estrella-Lagarian area. Beach Resorts can also be found along the seacoasts.

For more information on Beach and Nature Resorts, click HERE.

 

MUST SEE TOURIST SPOTS

Do not miss these other tourist attractions when you visit us in Naujan.

The Buloc-Buloc Cove at Brgy. Herrera, Dulangan River Gorge at Brgy. Paitan, the Naujan Wildlife Park that covers around four barangays, the 257-meter Big Dome Hill at Lumangbayan, Milar Aquatic Farm, Sta. Isabel Tree Farm at Brgy. Santa Isabel, the Bancuro Butterfly Sanctuary at Brgy. Bancuro and the Liwasang Bonifacio (Naujan Town Plaza) at Brgy. Poblacion 1, and lots more.

For further information, email or call:
Naujan Municipal Tourism Office
Tel. No: 043.208.3177
Email: mpdonaujan@gmail.com