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March 15, 2026
A Cantor’s Giant Softshell Turtle (Pelochelys cantorii), one of the world’s rarest freshwater turtles, was recently recovered along the Apayao River i...

March 12, 2026
Safety officers of the Provincial Government of Apayao (PGA) underwent a two-day training on Basic Vital Signs Taking and First Aid conducted by the P...

March 12, 2026
Women employees of the Provincial Government of Apayao (PGA) took part in a self-defense training held on March 12, 2026 at the BGV Jr. Memorial Sport...

March 12, 2026
The Apayao Anti-Abuse Council Converging Towards Humanitarian Action and Oneness (AHON) held a coordination and consultation meeting on March 12, 2026...

Welcome to the Province of Apayao, the Last Nature Frontier of the North.
Here in Apayao, we honor the rhythms of the past while daring to shape the future. We are called not simply to preserve the environment, but to lead – to show that the balance between nature and humanity is not only possible but essential.
Apayao is defined by the people who breathe life into its communities, whose quiet resilience and collective purpose light the way forward. We are guided by the values that bind us: integrity, accountability, and commitment to common good. These are the principles that shape every decision, every action, and every dream we dare to pursue. Because for us, progress is not a race – it is a journey we take together, leaving no one behind.
So we extend an invitation – not just to visit but to belong and take part. Because here in Apayao, we are building, striving, and dreaming of a future that remains rooted in who we are while opening new horizons for those who will follow. This is our story, and we want you to be part of it.
Apayao Ipasindayaw!

Bayugao Falls is a three-tiered waterfall with six cascades and three natural pools located in Barangay Turod in Luna, Apayao, Philippines.

Located in Marag Valley in the municipality of Luna, Apayao, Philippines, the Dupag Rock Formation is a cluster of jagged limestone boulders rising roughly 7 to 8 feet high.
Discover the hidden gems of the Last Frontier of the North. From crystal clear rivers to majestic rock formations, Apayao offers untouched natural wonders waiting to be explored.
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