The Bontoc Public Market is a sprawling complex straddling more than 3 streets near the Provincial Capitol. The people consider Sunday as their market day. A couple of streets offer fruits and vegetables, another household and hardware items, another VCDs and DVDs. On a parallel street up from main street you will find small restaurants catering to locals offering cheaply priced food and a lot of baked goods (pan de sal, cinnamon and banana breads, etc.) and of course, the ubiquitous videoke bars. :)
What to buy: Fresh vegetables
Updated Apr 10, 2007
This shop is fixed price and sells local textiles, rattan bowls, purses and other bags. Definately worth a look. Some nice souvenirs. They also sell some sagada weaving merchandise.
Written Aug 11, 2005
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This shop is fixed price and sells local textiles, rattan bowls, purses and other bags. Definately worth a look. Some nice souvenirs. They also sell some sagada...
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Q: Hello! Does anybody know the contact numbers of Cable Tours? It's the chartered bus that goes directly to Bontoc from Manila. The...

A: try this one 09202453445
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Bontoc - Capital of the Mountain Province

We didn't spend a whole lot of time in Bontoc. We just wandered around the town and didn't do anything real special. We did stop into a small cantina type place for some Pork Adobo as we were getting...
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Bontoc is the capital town of Mountain Province. It is within the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) in Northern Luzon, Philippines. Close to other favorite tourist spots such as Banaue (Banaue......
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Bontoc is a good place to go. Mountains are all over the place. Many hotels and restaurants are established for comfort and convenince of all tourists visiting the place.
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