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Vigan City Travel Guide

About 400 kilometers from Manila is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Vigan. The preserved old spanish houses made this tiny city to be recognized by UNESCO. 

How to go Vigan City

The tiny city of Vigan can be reached by an overnight bus from Manila or buy an airplane ticket from Manila going to Laoag City, the nearest airport near Vigan City.

Must things to do in Vigan

1. Take the kalesa or tricycle tour


2. Stroll Calle Crisologo at night




3. Feast on delectable Ilocano dishes



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Unknown said…
Great travel guide! I hope to visit Vigan City and feel the Spanish era :)
July 11, 2017 at 3:38 AM
Lylinette Encorporado said…
Thank you! Don't miss the kalesa tour and visit other spots in Vigan City. The kalesa tour is quite more expensive though than the tricycle tour but it's just the same Spanish feels :D
July 13, 2017 at 4:50 AM
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