Vigan Villas - Reviews and Rates

Vigan City is one of the must-sees in the Philippines. Having been proclaimed by UNESCO as a heritage site, we just cannot miss this one. SO after giving a Culture of Peace training in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Valley, we then travelled all the way to Ilocos by bus for 9 hours just to visit the historic Vigan.

Vigan est la capitale de la province d'Ilocos Sur des Philippines, sur la côte ouest de l'île de Luzon, sur la mer de Chine méridionale. Elle est sur la liste du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO parce qu'il est un exemple presque intact de ville coloniale espagnole en Asie. Connue pour ses rues pavées, son architecture mélange les styles asiatique...

In the town of Sta. Maria is the stairs of Nuestra Senora De La Asuncion Church that leads to heaven.

Another early morning to get a 5.30am bus to Vigan, we had to spend 11 hours on buses to get there but it was worth it. The seats on the first bus were so small that Dean and I were crushed together, and his ribs were crushed against the armrest every time we went round a bend. The locals always have a good laugh at poor Dean as he tries to cram...

Headed from Baguio to Vigan which is supposed to be the best preserved place for Spanish architecture in the Philippines. The intention was to stop off at San Fernando to check out the surf. I got off the nice air conditioned bus crossed the road and to check out the surf and it was as flat as a pancake that had been run over by a steam roller. ...