Ilocos Sur: Vigan – Sleep, Get-around, Eat, Buy.

Where to Stay:  Vigan Hotel   Excellent location, budget-friendly Vigan Hotel is located at the back of the cathedral and les...

In a nutshell: Vigan City

I heart Vigan!   That’s what I told myself while slowly marching along the cobblestone Calle Crisologo on my third day in the Unesco ...

Ilocos Sur: San Vicente Church & Santa Catalina Church.

San Vicente Church Feeling a bit melancholic today for no reason, like having my monthly period. Oh I forgot, I’m not a woman HA...

Ilocos Sur: Santa Maria Church (A Unesco World Heritage Site)

Climbed down the stairs of the Bantay belltower and looking at my cellphone’s time, it sure is still early in the afternoon, it’s a pr...

Ilocos Sur: Bantay Church & Bell Tower

Today, I wanted to see (I almost forgot this) the famous St. Augustine Parish Church (a.k.a. Bantay Church) and belltower.  I don’t w...

Ilocos Sur: Museums in Vigan.

Plaza Salcedo I feel sick today, must’ve been the ill-looking guy with red watery eyes who sat beside me on the jeepney on my way to ...

In a nutshell: Laoag City

People who wants to explore the Ilocandia region usually starts in Laoag.   The city has its own airport that made traveling from Mani...

Fried empanada and bagnet in bagoong sauce? - Dap-ayan Ti Ilocos.

You don’t go to a tourist destination to dine at Mc Donald’s or Jollibee or Chowking?  I’m a bit confused with the idea of tourists comi...