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DALIGOS, JOHN ENOCH M.

ROMULO, PATRICIA JEN C.

VALMORES, JEISHELA MAE D.

 Hon. Victor Marvin U. Marron
Luna promotes their community to the world via the Municipal Mayor

internet by providing interactive websites such as Hon. Romeo L. Resureccion

Municipal Vice-Mayor
Facebook page and its own website page where
they post updates about their town.

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
The place celebrates their town fiesta every November Hon. Rachel N. Pinzon
Hon. Albino N. Reyes, Sr.
24-25. Another way of promoting its town is by their Hon. Delfin G. Canaoay
OTOP or the “One town, one product” which is the Hon. Julito N. Nobleza
Hon. Ernesto A. Nera, Jr.
famous Pebbles in Luna. Hon. Reynaldo M. Nobleza
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/places/Things- Hon. Luzviminda G. Nacionales
to-do-in-Luna-La-Union/103715673000342/ Hon. Imelda N. Nievera
Website page: http://ph.shop.88db.com/lunalaunion ABC PRESIDENT
Hermenegildo N. Ubungen
SKFP PRESIDENT
Imee V. Villa
SB SECRETARY
Quintin N. Nuesca

THE SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF NAMACPACAN
The century old church of St. Catherine de Alexandria
is found in the town of Luna formerly called Namacpacan due to
the local peoples’ impressive hospitable temperament to its
visitors. Namacpacan is an Ilocano word meaning “one who
feeds.” The shrine houses the miraculous image of Our Lady of
Namacpacan.
The church has a splendid white, pale grey and light
blue façade and has preserved its original muros (or walls)
crafted from bricks and stones already centuries old. It has a
unique step buttress that leads up to the roof.
OLD SPANISH WATCH TOWER
This tower was intended to
guard the shores of town primarily
from Muslim and pirate attacks during
Spanish period. During World War II,
the tower served as the communication
tower post for a temporary airfield for
the USAFIPNL forces.
Due to years of quarrying
within the site of the tower (1980 to
2000), the coastline receded and sea
waves severely damaged the
foundation of the tower, which
eventually caused major damage to its
structure. This is also called as
“Baluarte”. It can be found in Barangay
Victoria, Luna.
CAMP SPENCER USAFIP,
NL – MILITARY SHRINE AND PARK
This was transferred from
Alingbangsay, Bagulin to Darigayos, Luna. This
was the general headquarters of USAFIP-NL.
This was names in honor of Private Grafton
Spencer. This camp was the center and base of
operations of the USAFIP NL during their
liberation campaign of Luzon from January to
September 1945 when 52,033 enemy troops
were killed and 32,001 captured. This camp
was deactivated on orders of the Philippine
Army on December 1946.
This site is reserved as a military Shrine
and Park by virtue of Proclamation 590 signed
by President Fidel V. Ramos on June 1, 1995.

Originally, it was built as private rest
house but later on the owner and the care
taker of the house decided to open it to the
public. This is an open gallery where you
can see stone arts, stone carvings, different
stone colors and size, the house itself and
the majestic view of the Nalvo Norte's
Pebble Beach from the second floor of the
house. The house is made up of corals and
pebbles.
The Municipality of Luna, La Union is
endowed with mineral resources of pebbles
and stones. These bountiful treasures are
embanked and evidently seen along the
coastal barangays. These were used in
building homes, roads and bridges, and
were also utilized for landscaping and home
decorations. These stones have different
colors (black, white, green, maroon, gray,
etc.) and pebble picking is one of the major
sources of the inhabitants.
Occalong Falls located in the lush nature of Barangay
Cabalitocan. Locals also flock the falls to cool down the
summer heat. An entrance fee of Php 10 is being collected.
The falls is not that high but has a spacious basin that serves
as a swimming area for the visitors.
The rock, where the water cascades, is really
astounding with its surface having some levels that add an
effect on the gush of the water.