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Narvacan: Where banged meets extreme sports

By Andy Zapata Jr. | December 19, 2015 - 9:00am

 “Are you shipwrecked (nalbakan)?” the people of a coastal town in Ilocos asked in their local language a group of Spaniards, who were indeed shipwrecked on their way to Vigan.

Travel and Tourism