Cagayan Museum

The Cagayan Museum and Historical Research Center is a provincial museum housed in the former Cagayan Provincial Capitol building in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan. Established in the 1970s, it preserves the natural and cultural heritage of the Cagayan Valley. Its collections include archaeological artifacts, fossils including Callao Man remains, ethnographic objects, religious relics, and historical photographs documenting the province's history and diverse indigenous cultures.

Visitors can expect a two-storey heritage building with exhibition halls displaying archaeological finds from Callao Cave and other Cagayan Valley sites, fossil specimens, ethnographic materials of Ibanag, Itawes, Malaweg and other groups, religious artifacts, historical photographs, and provincial memorabilia. The museum offers indoor galleries, interpretive displays, and guided explanations in a central urban setting near Tuguegarao Cathedral.

Established in 1973 as the Cagayan Museum and Historical Research Center, initially at the Cagayan Teachers College and later transferred to the former Provincial Capitol building. It was created to collect, preserve and study archaeological, paleontological and historical materials from the Cagayan Valley, including excavations from Callao Cave and other sites that document early human presence in the Philippines.

Serves as the primary repository of Cagayan Valley cultural heritage, showcasing traditions, crafts, attire and lifeways of Ibanag, Itawes, Malaweg, Isneg and other local groups, as well as the region's Catholic heritage and provincial history.