Nueva Vizcaya Provincial Logo

FOUR LIONS –

Historic symbol for the almost four centuries of Spanish rule

NARRA TREE –

Our national tree

THREE MOUNTAINS-

symbol for the three (3) main surrounding ridges, namely Caraballo, Cordillera and Sierra Madre

LOGS AND PALAY-

Indicate a well-established lumber industry and abundant rice supply of the province

2 DOGS-

Hunting dogs of the Spanish Royalty

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Vizcaya Hymn (Iloco Version)

Ginget nga ayan ti talna ken ragsak
Ken amma nag intantan-ok annak
Patad turod a namayengmeng
Mangted rag-o, gaget ti agtaeng

Bimmalitok taytay-ak makita
Namsek a kaykayo’t bantay Sierra
Ayos ti Magat, ubbog Salinas
O Vizcaya nga imnas

Dakam an-anak mu Vizcaya
Sitatakneng, siwaya-waya
Biag idaton mi kenka Vizcaya
Sipupudno kam kenka

Tawagayway mo Oh Vizaya
Itag-ay mi awan duwa-duwa
Dayag mu ti inkam tu la ikankanta
Dungdungwen mi a Vizcaya

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Getting Here

Air-conditioned buses (Victory Liner, Florida Liner, etc.) bound for Cagayan Valley pass by the province. For independent motorists, take the North Luzon Expressway and exit at Sta. Rita. Nueva Vizcaya is accessible through the Cagayan Valley Road (Daang Maharlika) & is about 268 km north of Metro Manila (approximately 6-7 hrs of travel by land).

Alternative Route:

From NLEX, exit at SCTEX till you come to TPLEX. Exit at Victoria or Pura then head for San Jose City and Carranglan, Nueva Ecija until one reaches Sta. Fe, Nueva Vizcaya. Travel from Sta. Fe to the capital town of Bayombong is one(1 hour) only.

Via Air

Cauayan City Airport in Isabela is the nearest commercial airport to Nueva Vizcaya and is three hours by land. From the airport, one is highly recommended to hire services of a tourist van/ DOT accredited transport either the Nueva Vizcaya Transport Service Cooperative at 0906 268 0603 or the First Novo Vizcayano Travellers Cooperative at 0927 472 7417.

Getting Around

Public utility jeepneys ply the routes around the province. Tricycles are numerous in every town. Van/car rentals service are available with rates depending on the type vehicle used and the distance traveled.