Tugot ni Angalo (Footprints of Angalo)

Tugot ni Angalo, or Footprints of Angalo, is a natural rock formation in Barangay Kabaruyan, San Quintin, Abra, in northern Luzon, Philippines. The site features large depressions in stone resembling giant human footprints, attributed in local folklore to Angalo, a mythical giant said to have shaped the landscape. Located near the Abra River valley, it is a recognized local cultural and natural attraction drawing visitors interested in folklore, geology and rural scenery.

Visitors can expect an open-air natural site featuring large footprint-like depressions embedded in rock along a rural riverside setting in Kabaruyan. The formation is viewed on foot at ground level, surrounded by agricultural fields, river valley scenery and quiet countryside. There are no major built structures; the experience centers on viewing the imprints, photography, and learning the local folklore of Angalo from community guides or signage.

The site is culturally significant as a physical manifestation of the folklore of Angalo, a giant in Ilocano and Abra oral tradition said to have created geographical features in the region. The footprints are presented locally as evidence of the legend and are part of community storytelling and local identity in San Quintin.