Carved out mainly from Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela to become a separate province that started in 1966, and ratified in 1971, Quirino is another landlocked travel destination in the Philippines. Visiting the province, the curious traveler may look forward to enjoying sights of vivid green natural landscape, and sparkling clean river systems (counting at least 7 running from 3,040 up to 6,500 acres, that are themselves part of the tributaries of the mighty Cagayan River that flows north covering around 505 kilometers or around 125,000 acres). They're imageries of how the country was widely covered with forest and possessing of much unspoiled natural resources previously.
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