The coast looks good but it's not for swimming. Locals go here to await fishermen for their catch.
According to our guide, the reason why this project was launched was because of the low supply of electricity being received from Luzon Grid. He also added that Bangui Windmills started with only 15 windmills and later 5 more were added.
Did you know?
The towering windmill in Ilocos Norte is more than just a tourist attraction it is also a renewable energy source that provides 40% of electricity to Ilocos Norte minimizing the greenhouse gases that cause global warming. It is estimated that the total energy consumption of Ilocos Norte is only 50% of the energy consumed in SM Megamall.What to Consider:
If there's rain there's no place to shelter except in your transport service.
There are souvenir items being sold in the area, but with the type of shelter there was, I am not sure if she was a permanent vendor in there. You can buy the wooden crafts and few selections of souvenir shirts.
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