Huluga Caves
Huluga
A prehistoric site on the Cagayan River, with caves and open ground where human remains and pottery over a thousand years old were unearthed; regarded as a birthplace of the city.
Huluga lies on the east bank of the Cagayan River, southeast of the city, and includes limestone caves and terrace sites. Archaeological finds of human remains and pottery shards show that people lived here long ago, and indigenous settlements existed here before the arrival of Spanish missionaries. Facilities are basic, with trails and information boards. It suits visitors interested in history, and it pairs well with the artifacts at the Museo de Oro. Getting there requires a taxi, and it is best to ask a local to guide you.
Opening hours
Daytime
Nearby sights
- Museo de Oro
- St. Augustine Metropolitan Cathedral
- Gaston Park
- Divisoria Night Market
- Gardens of Malasag Eco-Tourism Village
- Mapawa Nature Park
- Macahambus Hill Cave
- Seven Seas Waterpark