Cagayan Valley (Region II) is an administrative region in the Philippines comprising 5 provinces and 92 cities and municipalities, and 1,913 barangays. It is registered under PSGC code 0200000000. This local directory documents 36 attractions, 12 festivals, 23 places to stay, 20 restaurants, and 662 verified businesses across the region.
Overview
Cagayan Valley (Region II) is one of the 17 administrative regions of the Philippines, within the Luzon island group. It groups 5 provinces and 92 cities and municipalities into a single administrative and statistical unit, together accounting for 1,913 barangays.
Its largest province by local government units is Isabela, which administers 36 cities and municipalities. On the travel side, Isabela carries the most documented attractions of any province in the region, with 25.
Altogether this directory documents 36 attractions, 12 festivals, 23 places to stay, 20 restaurants, and 290 local dishes, alongside 662 verified businesses.
Directory & Local Economy
The scale of what is mapped in Cagayan Valley, and the mix of local businesses.
Local Directory
Cagayan Valley by the Numbers
azifind lists 662 verified businesses across Cagayan Valley, tied to the region's 92 cities and municipalities. The active mix spans categories such as Hotels & Accommodation, Healthcare & Clinics, Financial Services, Transportation & Rentals, Fuel & Gas Stations, searchable by city and by type.
Geography & Administrative Structure
How Cagayan Valley is organized across provinces, cities, and barangays.
Cagayan Valley (Region II) sits within Luzon and is subdivided into 5 provinces: Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino.
Below the provincial tier, 92 cities and municipalities administer 1,913 barangays, the smallest unit of local government. Isabela accounts for the largest share of local government units, at 36. Each province and city below links through to its own directory of attractions, festivals, places to stay, restaurants, and local food.
Provinces in Cagayan Valley
Cities & Municipalities
Key urban and municipal centers in Cagayan Valley.
Showing 24 of 92 cities and municipalities. Open a province above for its full list.
Governance & Official Record
Where the region sits in the national administrative system, and its statutory registry parameters.
Cagayan Valley is a coordinating administrative tier rather than a directly elected government. It organizes national planning, budgeting, and statistical reporting across its 5 provinces and 92 cities and municipalities. Day to day local governance is carried out by provincial governors, city and municipal mayors, and their respective legislative councils, the Sangguniang Panlalawigan and Sangguniang Panlungsod or Bayan. Administrative and geographic identifiers follow the Philippine Standard Geographic Code maintained by the Philippine Statistics Authority.
Official Registry
PSGC Statutory Data Sheet
Explore Cagayan Valley
Signature destinations and practical notes for getting around.
Best Places to Visit
Browse All Locations →Beaches, mountains, heritage sites, and natural landmarks worth visiting across Cagayan Valley.
Eco-Tourism
Palaui Island
Cagayan
A remote island reserve with dramatic coastline and a historic lighthouse.
Cave
Callao Cave
Cagayan
A seven-chamber limestone cave with a natural chapel inside.
Island Province
Batanes Islands
Batanes
Rolling green hills, stone houses, and windswept cliffs facing the Pacific.
Reservoir
Magat Dam
Isabela
One of the country's largest dams, set against a wide scenic reservoir.
Beach
Anguib Beach
Cagayan
Fine white sand and turquoise water, often compared to Boracay.
Mountain Range
Sierra Madre Viewpoints
Nueva Vizcaya / Isabela
Sweeping mountain vistas popular with road-trippers.
Travel & Planning Notes
Best Time to Visit
The dry months are generally the most reliable window for travel around Cagayan Valley. Coastal and upland areas can differ, so check local forecasts and any PAGASA advisories before you set out.
Getting Around
The region's 92 cities and municipalities are linked by regional roads and public transport. Rural and inter-island legs may rely on ferries, vans, or tricycles.
Sightseeing
Cagayan Valley carries 36 documented attractions across its provinces and municipalities, from heritage sites to natural landmarks.
Food & Dining
Sample regional cooking through 290 documented local dishes and 20 listed restaurants across the region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cagayan Valley known for?
Cagayan Valley (Region II) is an administrative region in the Philippines known for its local culture, historical landmarks, and economic centers. This directory tracks 36 attractions, 12 festivals, and 662 verified businesses in the region.
How many provinces and cities are in Cagayan Valley?
Cagayan Valley consists of 5 provinces and 92 cities and municipalities, spanning a total of 1,913 barangays.
Which is the largest province in Cagayan Valley?
By local government units, Isabela is the largest province in Cagayan Valley, with 36 cities and municipalities.
How many businesses are registered in Cagayan Valley?
azifind currently indexes 662 verified businesses in Cagayan Valley, ranging from hotels and dining spots to healthcare and professional services.
What is the PSGC code for Cagayan Valley?
The Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) for Cagayan Valley is 0200000000.
Notes & Data Sources
- Administrative boundaries and identifiers follow the Philippine Statistics Authority PSGC standard.
- Attraction, festival, accommodation, restaurant, and local dish listings are compiled and updated from verified local submissions.
- Business records reflect 662 approved listings in Cagayan Valley at the time of the latest update.
- Curated highlights are editorial selections intended as a starting point, not an exhaustive ranking.