Introducing Vigan
Spanish-era mansions, cobblestone streets and kalesa (horse-drawn carriages) are the hallmarks of historic Vigan. Miraculously spared bombing in WWII, the city is considered the finest surviving example of a Spanish colonial town in Asia. In 1999, Vigan was designated a Unesco World Heritage site.
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Last updated: Mar 2, 2009
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Cervantes: Villa maria inn
by LuzonTraveler 28 May 2012
Cervantes is surrounded by mountains! Villa maria has only 4rooms but a very big ones. The surrounding of the inn is really nice. They…
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RE: cultural philippines
by Herbie47 15 May 2012
9 days is not long and you need to allow 1 day to get your flight home. I would say it will be too rushed to do rice terraces and Boracay,…
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RE: Lots of Questions about North Luzon and Bohol.
by TouristDriver 10 May 2012
You can also view the Batad terraces from Mayaoyao if you don't want to trek. From Vigan to Sagada... A Toyota innova would be best for…
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