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Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts
Paoay Church
Paoay Church in Laoag City, Ilocos, Philippines. Paoay Parish was foundedby Augustinian Missionaries in 1593. The cornerstone of church was laid on 1704 the the convent on 1707. The Paoay was used before completion and kept in repair by the people under the joint auspices of the church and the town officials. The inauguration of Paoay Church was on February 28, 1896. The church was damaged by earthquake on 1706 and 1927. The tower is also used as observation post by Katipuneros and during the revolution by guerillos during the Japanese occupation.
Radar in Baguio
Here's a more realistic plan:
Small parcels of land is cheap in isolated areas of places like Baguio, Philippines, you can easily just work for a while longer and save up some cash so as to buy something there (live with parents or in as cheap an apartment as possible to make it easier and then build a small off-the-grid house. This was in Radar, Baguio.
Angono Petroglyphs
Angono Petroglyphs in Rizal has the oldest known work of art in the Philippines and is considered as a museum.
Lake Balinsasayao
Lake Balinsasayao in Negros Oriental, Philippines. Lake Balinsasayao and Lake Danao form the Twin Lakes Protected Area found several kilometers away from Dumaguete City. The serene and tranquil Lake Balinsasayao is the larger of the two lakes and is an ideal tourist site for fishing, kayaking, trekking and of course birdwatching.
Barasoain Church
Barasoain was originally part of Malolos until its official separation on August 31, 1859. In 1903, Barasoain became part of Malolos again. The old church constructed by Rev Francisco Royo was destroyed by fire in May 1884 but rebuilt by Rev Juan Giron in 1885. Barasoain Church was the seat of revolutionary congress which convened from September 1898 until February 1899 under the Presidency of Pedro Paterno. Among the important measures passsed by the Congress was the Malolos Constitution drafted by Felipe Calderon.
Barasoain Church in Malolos, Bulacan, Philippines housed the revolutionary congress which was inaugurated on September 15, 1898 whom Pedro Paterno was the President. Barasoain was the church where the congress discussed and approved Malolos Convention. Gratefully recognizing the significance of the events that occured here, University of the Philippines made a pilgrimage to the Barasoain Church and placed the marker on National Heroes Day on November 30, 1938.
Camiguin
In the past 6 years I have travelled all over the Philippines, from Ilocos Norte to Zamboanga City and everywhere in between. I have also travelled to islands all over the Caribbean, Pacific and Southeast Asia. Camiguin is the best place in the Philippines and one of the nicest islands in the world.
Mark Tupper
Camiguin is one of the best places ive visited in my life! you would love to visit there not because of a fancy hotel or a huge mall, but you would visit the place because of its perfect beauty that nature entails. Thanks to my friend Noemi King who accomodated me in Camiguin..
Rhukie Paler Entuna
Camiguin is one of the best places ive visited in my life! you would love to visit there not because of a fancy hotel or a huge mall, but you would visit the place because of its perfect beauty that nature entails. Thanks to my friend Noemi King who accomodated me in Camiguin..
Rhukie Paler Entuna
Guadalupe at Makati
Guadalupe is one of the busiest place in Makati. It is located at the other side of Mandaluyong and only the Pasig River separate it. Since it is strategically along the EDSA or Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue, it became more busy. Also it is the gate to the residential place of Makati such Poblacion, Cembo, West Rembo, East Rembo and PemboIt is also the gateway to Pateros.
Aside from those, Guadalupe MRT Station also resides in here and some of the buildings located in it such as the Guada Mall. Jollibee, Mc Donalds.
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