2015
friends
Ilocos Norte
Ilocos Tour
Laoag City
photography
tour
travel
Visit Philippines 2015
Ilocos Tour 2015 - Laoag City Tour
After our Vigan City tour, we went back to Laoag city that night and checked in at Tiffany Hotel. The next day, we toured Ilocos Norte from Laoag to Paoay. Here the photo story of our adventures. First stop: Museo Ilocos Norte.
Fooling around with old stuffs.
Afterwards, we visited Paoay. You can check out the post here.
Behind me is the Laoag City Sinking bell tower.
It is one of the top Ilocos Norte tourist attractions. The structure is claimed to be the most solid and tallest bell tower in the Philippines. This massive 45-meter (150 foot) bell tower was also built by the Augustinians in 1612.
Located almost a hundred meters away from the St. William's Cathedral, the tower has sunk to the ground and leans slightly to the north.
Ilocos Norte Capitol plaza
Dinner at Macy's diner at Tiffany hotel
We capped off the night with Karaoke and beer! Check out the rest of our Ilocos trip below:
Behind me is the Laoag City Sinking bell tower.
It is one of the top Ilocos Norte tourist attractions. The structure is claimed to be the most solid and tallest bell tower in the Philippines. This massive 45-meter (150 foot) bell tower was also built by the Augustinians in 1612.
Located almost a hundred meters away from the St. William's Cathedral, the tower has sunk to the ground and leans slightly to the north.
We capped off the night with Karaoke and beer! Check out the rest of our Ilocos trip below:
Cedrick S. Zabala "CSZ97" is a multimedia artist based in the City of Zamboanga. He graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology major in Multimedia and Computer Animation. Currently he works at the City Government of Zamboanga under the Mayor's Office as a Public Information Officer, and as a part-time Instructor in Ateneo de Zamboanga University. He is currently taking his Master's Degree in Public Administration in Western Mindanao State University. He lives a life with a passion for the arts, culture, and travel. This blog contains his works and travel journals. Carpe effin' Diem!
Post a Comment