Overview

Enrile is a quaint and charming town located in the Cagayan Valley region of the Philippines. The town is known for its rich history, warm hospitality, and stunning natural scenery.

Top Attractions

• Enrile Church (St. Francis of Assisi Parish): a historic church with Spanish colonial architecture
• San Vicente Ferrer Spring: a natural spring believed to have healing properties
• Punta Aparri Lighthouse: a picturesque lighthouse offering stunning views of the coast
• Cagayan River: perfect for fishing, kayaking, and scenic boat rides

Local Cuisine

• Pancit Cabagan: a local noodle dish with vegetables and meat
• Sinudlaya: grilled freshwater fish marinated in soy sauce and calamansi
• Binallay: a sweet sticky rice cake wrapped in banana leaves
• Bil-lao: a traditional rice cake made with coconut milk and sugar

Shopping

• Enrile Public Market: a bustling market selling fresh fruits, vegetables, and local handicrafts
• Pasalubong Center: a great place to buy souvenirs and local delicacies
• Josefa Market: another market selling fresh produce, seafood, and snacks

Festivals

• Pamulinawen Festival: a colorful celebration featuring street dances, parades, and cultural performances
• Pamulinawen Food Festival: a gastronomic event showcasing the best of local cuisine
• Corn Tasting Festival: a celebration of the town’s agricultural heritage with corn-related activities and food tastings