Both the largest protected area in the country with more than 300,000 hectares of rainforest, and the lowest national forest park at 800 feet above sea level. This is the go-to destination for indigenous wildlife in the country, and is in fact among the Top 10 most bio-diverse places in the world-but this untouched paradise
is easily accessible from the coastal towns of Isabela like Maconacon and Palanan!
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