The old buildings in Vigan were very common in old Manila once upon a time especially inside Intramuros and the surrounding areas until it was completely destroyed in WW2 during the Liberation of Manila in Feb-Mar of 1943. One surviror that lived in those districts said that the Spanish language seemed to have just vanished over night.
Nice one. Most of Manila actually used to be like this, but if you look at pictures from world war two you can see how the city was levelled by both the Japanese and Americans. After Warsaw it was the most destroyed city in ww2. It used to be called the Paris of the East, but there weren't many funds to rebuild the city after the war. The Japanese also deliberately firebombed lots of euro architecture to erase European influence. Bit of history.
Its sad that the colonial city of Manila the forever ally and “brother of the Americans” was never rebuilt ‘cause the US preferred to help their enemy, Japan but the Philippines got her Independence after the tragedies of world war 2
Is Las Casas Filipinas open for vloggers to see. I think that is the most beautiful place in the Philippines. It's Vigan x 10. Hope Adam and Yaz can go see it. I don't know of any foreign vlogger who has been there. It's so beautiful that the video is two hours long th-cam.com/video/p5HtN56xhUs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TourFromHomeTV
Beautiful paradise Philippines don’t need European influence. It has strong biblical history in which they tried wiping out native beliefs and worship so that eventually follow their religious cults and worship their gods. Ancient natives of the Philippines has such a bond with YHUH our Creator, one true God. But much became misguided and throughout the centuries have passed down European (Roman) culty religions generation to generation. Wake up Philippines. Your great ancestors are Ibriy(Hebrew). YHUH’s people. Know where you truly stand in the eyes of YHUH. Blessings.
My father actually remembered how it looked prior to WW2, and it certainly was beautiful. Rogue Japanese soldiers decided to burn the city, after being told by their Japanese general to just evacuate. The Spanish architecture would have been a nice landmarks across Manila.
If you guys get tired of hot weather go either Tagaytay or Baguio very mild weather at the mountains. But there is more things to do in Baguio such as hiking to the blue soil hills, strawberry picking and sight seeing through bambo forests and rice terraces.
We were in Vigan city in 2012 on my vacation . I curremty live in USA. Those Spanish houses are well preserve. They were abandoned when the Spaniard were driven by the Americans in early 1900. I slept in one of those houses as it was converted into hotel in the 60's.
Yeah we do siesta and then have our merienda from a nearby carinderia or panciteria. Bienvenido a Filipinas. Usted es una pareja hermosa. Disfrutar de la hermosa ciudad de Vigan, mis amigos.
Filipinos usually don't go outside in the afternoon because it will toast us in the sun's heat, but when the sunset is coming like 5pm the crowd will gather to have fun, buy some food in the marketplace for dinner and it is a rush hour.
Vigan city beautiful place guys. Actually my Mom is from Vigan. But now we live in England. I hope you guys enjoys the hospitality of Vigan community. Have fun and enjoy the cervesa ( beer)tasting.
Philippines is my adopted country. I live on the west coast of Luzon. I feel it is important to explore and learn about my adopted country. So I took my family to Vigan, 3 years ago. It was a bad trip. Too much construction. Could not find any parking for my car. The answer there is......don't take your big car. We will try it again. Been to Baguio. First time was 1973. It was a nice quiet mountain town then. Now, with so much construction and growth, it is just another big city, although much cooler than down in the flat land. Still lots of places to explore, and that is just on Luzon.
Such a gorgeous couple and one of my fav youtuber visit the Philippines, if you have extra time pls. visit the Batanes island the frontier of the Phil. stay safe and God Bless.
Im filipino and never knew that Vigan is under UNESCO a world's heritage city. Vigan had preserved that spanish houses, amazing. Thanks for showing Vigan city in the world. Mabuhay!
If you're still there in ilocos try to visit also the paoay church, pagudpud beach.. if you're looking for good weather not that hot Baguio city is the place and try the goodshepherds ube jam and peanut brittle and also the strawberry taho. There's a camp there which is built by the American it's called camp John hay, it's nice there.
Seldom foreign vloggers come to Vigan / and still remember your adventure in Mount Mayon / like you going off the path / and since you're already in the North , might want to try 4x4 ride sand dune in Laoag
Talking about "siestas," the old spanish custom of siestas were very common where the stores closes in the afternoon and then open later in the afternoon. I still remember this as a kid in the 70s in Iloilo City. I no longer see this now, and stores seem to be open much of the day without the siesta in between.
Thanks, Adam & Yaz, for this video, because awesome people like yourselves that I'm learning more and more about my birth country❗We will check this city out on our next trip there, and hopefully soon! Watching from California, USA❣️🇵🇭🇺🇸
This "Vegan Couple" were in "Vigan City"!! :) Btw, you guys should've tried Cafe Leona there in Vigan instead of Greenwich for dinner as they serve delicious vegan foods as well. Also nice to see you enjoying every corner of the Philippines!! Take care & enjoy your trips as always! :)
You can also visit the hidden garden, safari hotel, baluarte. Then after vigan you can go to the northen part which is Ilocos Norte - you can visit the sand dunes, pagudpud, wind mills, white rock formations and the lighthouse.
Visit Sagada ( hanging coffins) ,banaue rice terraces ( 8th wonder of the world) ,get a unique tattoo to Apo Wang Of ( oldest tattooist 105 yrs old) and visit Baguio city ( summer capital of the Philippines) and have a strawberry picking in La Trinidad Bengued... All in Northern part of the Philippines
Wow, Im so jealous with you guys. I'm a Filipino by birth and living abroad for so long and never been to Vigan. I wish to visit that place when I go home soon....
I suggest you visit in either Jan. 22 during the Vigan Longganiza Festival or May 1 during the Binatbatan Festival and see the streetdancing parade where participants wear colourful costumes. It puts Vigan in a festive mood even until the wee hours of the morning.
We were there last week and raining at night so the streets at night is empty. I wish it was not raining coz.its more fun at night and cooler. I agree it was so hot during the day, but windy. I love the wind on my face and blowing my hair. Here in Baguio city, I did not experience that. Its refreshing though. We went to our hotel and rest a bit and went out at 4 pm. The buildings are really impressive even though I went there many times. They preserved the old Spanish style house and buildings. The most beautiful BPI building I have ever seen is in there haha it was so elegant in Spanish style building. Lol The empanada is really delicious and so cheap. It was worth it to visit Vigan. Thank you for featuring Vigan. Go to bell tower it was built in 1571. :)
Guys you miss the zoo called "Baluarte" a few steps from the Vigan historic walk. You can feed camel, giraffe, Llama, native deers. There are also lions, tigers, croc, snakes, boas and a lot more. Stay safe always.
I've always wanted to visit Vigan but never had the chance as of yet. One of these days I will! Thanks for sharing your Vigan trip. Enjoy and keep safe!
Sorry, too bad I found out about your vlog of Vigan only today. Thank you for your superlative description of Vigan. Unfortunately, you were not able to visit the pot making factory which was established almost 2 centuries ago & still existing which most foreign tourists & vloggers visit and give good reviews too. Last year, a foreign vlogger, a Korean, described Vigan as the most beautiful city in Asia while you described it as the most besutiful city in the world, msybe because of its uniqueness. THANK YOU. It's one of a kind in this world, the reason why Vigan was nominated as "one of the 7 Wonder Cities of the World" from among more than 2000 entries around the world & true enough, after several elimination rounds, it was chosen & declared by UNESCO as among "The New 7 Wonder Cities of the World" in 2016. Your good reviews will surely attract & entice more foreign tourists & vloggers to visit Vigan in the future. Take care & God bless you.
The Philippines was a Spanish colony longer than Mexico and other Latin American countries. So no surprise you can see churches, cities, plazas, etc that are from colonial era that dot the archipelago and Vigan is only one of the many but Vigan is the most intact and preserved. If you wanna experience Spanish speaking filipinos go to Zamboanga where they speak Chabacano a spanish creole located in the south. I also have a family there apart from Vigan where I came from. ¡¡Bienvenida a mí ciudad espectacular de Vigan! Cuidate mucho amigos! Welcome
Vigan is renowned to produce a special kind of tiles aptly called Vigan tiles, they are large in size and diamond in shape and ideal for flooring for Spanish styled homes. Capiz windows are also an inherent piece in a traditional Filipino house and there are no shortage of Capiz windows in Vigan.
Visit Baguio Adam and Yaz. The city and its neighboring town, La Trinidad, is the strawberry and vegetable salad bowl capital of the north. Vegan heaven, if you ask me.
Go to places that are not popular to foreign tourists but are equally stunning like Palaui Island in Sta. Ana, Cagayan, and to the Paoay Sand Dunes in Paoay and in Laoag Ilocos Norte, and some beautiful beaches in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte.
Hello gorgeous couples 💑. You're tremendously amazing indeed thank you forevermore for loving the Philippines culture and food thank you and thank you 😊. I you haven't visit to tagaytay city, baguio city,bohol and the chocolate Hills maybe you can try.
Wow. Happy to see both of you made it to Albay- Manila & now Vigan after the most unforgettable experience (maybe) in Polambato Port in Cebu going to Masbate. Welcome to the Philippines Adam & Yaz. Not sure if you still remember but I’m the one who approached you guys before our roro ride.
Yesss of course we remember! We weren’t feeling great and you honestly made us smile for the first time in a little while ❤️ thank you for coming to say hello 🥰 it’s been amazing exploring the north! We hope you got to your destination nice and easy 😁
I'm from vigan. It's influences is not only from Spanish but also it has influences from chinese, native influences and mexican. It's not solely spanish. Vigan is also cultural and historical. It is similar to Hoi An in and Melacca and Macau. I am filipino and even though we have colonial architecture here, it's very different and I don't praise colonialism.
Philippines is better than South America , lots of beautiful places, beaches and the culture specially people around speak English .I know well since I live here in Brazil for 2 decades now. Enjoy your stay in the Philippines and god bless you both.
Hello enjoy explore the beautiful vigan and food trip and nice drink.u visite in ilocos norte the longest bridge in the Philippine nice beach god bless happy couple stay safe
I live in canada now but I used to live in Vigan City also but what I have found is quite interesting. The sun is hotter here than when I was in Vigan. It burns my skin unlike in Vigan
The old buildings in Vigan were very common in old Manila once upon a time especially inside Intramuros and the surrounding areas until it was completely destroyed in WW2 during the Liberation of Manila in Feb-Mar of 1943. One surviror that lived in those districts said that the Spanish language seemed to have just vanished over night.
I suggest that you go and visit Vitalis villas. It's near Vigan too. This will bring you to Santorini, Greece 😊
You need to see las casas de filipinas acuzar...
Nice one. Most of Manila actually used to be like this, but if you look at pictures from world war two you can see how the city was levelled by both the Japanese and Americans. After Warsaw it was the most destroyed city in ww2. It used to be called the Paris of the East, but there weren't many funds to rebuild the city after the war. The Japanese also deliberately firebombed lots of euro architecture to erase European influence. Bit of history.
Its sad that the colonial city of Manila the forever ally and “brother of the Americans” was never rebuilt ‘cause the US preferred to help their enemy, Japan but the Philippines got her Independence after the tragedies of world war 2
Is Las Casas Filipinas open for vloggers to see. I think that is the most beautiful place in the Philippines. It's Vigan x 10. Hope Adam and Yaz can go see it. I don't know of any foreign vlogger who has been there. It's so beautiful that the video is two hours long th-cam.com/video/p5HtN56xhUs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TourFromHomeTV
Beautiful paradise Philippines don’t need European influence. It has strong biblical history in which they tried wiping out native beliefs and worship so that eventually follow their religious cults and worship their gods. Ancient natives of the Philippines has such a bond with YHUH our Creator, one true God. But much became misguided and throughout the centuries have passed down European (Roman) culty religions generation to generation. Wake up Philippines. Your great ancestors are Ibriy(Hebrew). YHUH’s people. Know where you truly stand in the eyes of YHUH. Blessings.
My father actually remembered how it looked prior to WW2, and it certainly was beautiful. Rogue Japanese soldiers decided to burn the city, after being told by their Japanese general to just evacuate. The Spanish architecture would have been a nice landmarks across Manila.
@@erikmichael3493 Philippines has its own landmark significant than any other landmark in the world. Biblical history.
If you guys get tired of hot weather go either Tagaytay or Baguio very mild weather at the mountains. But there is more things to do in Baguio such as hiking to the blue soil hills, strawberry picking and sight seeing through bambo forests and rice terraces.
We were in Vigan city in 2012 on my vacation . I curremty live in USA. Those Spanish houses are well preserve. They were abandoned when the Spaniard were driven by the Americans in early 1900. I slept in one of those houses as it was converted into hotel in the 60's.
Yeah we do siesta and then have our merienda from a nearby carinderia or panciteria. Bienvenido a Filipinas. Usted es una pareja hermosa. Disfrutar de la hermosa ciudad de Vigan, mis amigos.
you two is amazing i just winked for a while and you pop up in vigan...
Adam even looks Spanish. You can roleplay as a Spanish Governor hehe.
You guys are the first vloggers this year, that ive seen, visited ilocos norte. cafe alona is a must in vigan city. try the pizza. love it.
I liikee Yaz the wway Yaz sayiin 'byei' ! . while in tthe north, must visit Baguio city, itshas cooler weather.
Filipinos usually don't go outside in the afternoon because it will toast us in the sun's heat, but when the sunset is coming like 5pm the crowd will gather to have fun, buy some food in the marketplace for dinner and it is a rush hour.
Adams humor just always hits me, never miss a giggle on his jokes.
Vigan city beautiful place guys. Actually my Mom is from Vigan. But now we live in England. I hope you guys enjoys the hospitality of Vigan community. Have fun and enjoy the cervesa ( beer)tasting.
Yaz you look amazing
Wow! The channel blew up!! You deserve it! I'm happy for you guys!!
Thank you! 🥰
Philippines is my adopted country. I live on the west coast of Luzon. I feel it is important to explore and learn about my adopted country. So I took my family to Vigan, 3 years ago. It was a bad trip. Too much construction. Could not find any parking for my car. The answer there is......don't take your big car. We will try it again. Been to Baguio. First time was 1973. It was a nice quiet mountain town then. Now, with so much construction and growth, it is just another big city, although much cooler than down in the flat land. Still lots of places to explore, and that is just on Luzon.
Love watching your adventures all over the Philippines. As the new mantra goes, "The Philippines Is More Fun With You" ❤ 🇬🇧🇵🇭🇬🇧🇵🇭❤
Such a gorgeous couple and one of my fav youtuber visit the Philippines, if you have extra time pls. visit the Batanes island the frontier of the Phil. stay safe and God Bless.
Also great that you're both stoked and having fun, def one of the best vloggers in PH!
Lucky you ! You visited this place before 7.3 earthquake hit it today. There are damages in northern Luzon.
I suggest visit santorini of the Philippines near Vigan
Im filipino and never knew that Vigan is under UNESCO a world's heritage city. Vigan had preserved that spanish houses, amazing. Thanks for showing Vigan city in the world. Mabuhay!
If you're still there in ilocos try to visit also the paoay church, pagudpud beach.. if you're looking for good weather not that hot Baguio city is the place and try the goodshepherds ube jam and peanut brittle and also the strawberry taho. There's a camp there which is built by the American it's called camp John hay, it's nice there.
Hi guys, I suggest you go to Batanes guys you will never disappoint with the landscapes and sceneries there
Seldom foreign vloggers come to Vigan / and still remember your adventure in Mount Mayon / like you going off the path / and since you're already in the North , might want to try 4x4 ride sand dune in Laoag
Yaz, that’s the best way to empanadas by pouring the vinegar before every bite. Love it. Enjoy the Philippines!
Kudus to this lovely couple 🇵🇭 yaz beauty is stunning with those tan color skin🇵🇭 stay safe Guyz 💓💓💓🇵🇭
Thank you so much 🥰
I love the "chill" mood of this episode... Adam still with the usual energy but kind of laid back; Yaz is hilarious here!! 😂🤣
Haha thank you! 🤣🥰
Good to see you enjoying everywhere you go in our country. Apply now for dual citizenship.
Hello yaz, you look pretty on the vlog. The OOTD was amazing. Enjoy guys welcone to Vigan.
Talking about "siestas," the old spanish custom of siestas were very common where the stores closes in the afternoon and then open later in the afternoon. I still remember this as a kid in the 70s in Iloilo City. I no longer see this now, and stores seem to be open much of the day without the siesta in between.
Hello adam, & yaz❤️🧡💙
I love the ilocos Empanada. I usually order 2!!
We ordered another one after too 🤣 sooo good!
Baguio, Banaue and Sagada next please.
Great vlog guys, capturing the spanish vibes of the city ! The afternoon scenes were stunning ! I was amazed how it looked !
06:12 AM you guys reached 15k!!!!
So so happy for you guys. Lab lab ♥️
Thanks, Adam & Yaz, for this video, because awesome people like yourselves that I'm learning more and more about my birth country❗We will check this city out on our next trip there, and hopefully soon! Watching from California, USA❣️🇵🇭🇺🇸
Hey! Thank you so much for watching! We highly recommend visiting it’s so nice 😍
Please do even though it was hot the scenery is quite inspiring coz of spanish style culture. Haha it feels like we are in Spain in the 1950's
explore more beatiful cities in the northern part of the Philippines 😊
Yaz looks more beautiful , looks like spanish mestiza👌👌👌
This "Vegan Couple" were in "Vigan City"!! :) Btw, you guys should've tried Cafe Leona there in Vigan instead of Greenwich for dinner as they serve delicious vegan foods as well. Also nice to see you enjoying every corner of the Philippines!! Take care & enjoy your trips as always! :)
Haha! Love that! 🤣 We tried the Pancit there, it was yummy 😋
@@adamandyaz
Bring a folding umbrella always that's a Filipino weapon for heat and rain....
You can also visit the hidden garden, safari hotel, baluarte. Then after vigan you can go to the northen part which is Ilocos Norte - you can visit the sand dunes, pagudpud, wind mills, white rock formations and the lighthouse.
Hi Thank you so much for coming in our City of Vigan
Yaz looks like Blake Lively to me when she smiles….
Yaz you really moved your body to the music with a lovely smile
Visit Sagada ( hanging coffins) ,banaue rice terraces ( 8th wonder of the world) ,get a unique tattoo to Apo Wang Of ( oldest tattooist 105 yrs old) and visit Baguio city ( summer capital of the Philippines) and have a strawberry picking in La Trinidad Bengued...
All in Northern part of the Philippines
After vigan hope you can visit Baguio city and mt. province too^^
👀 😉
Wow, Im so jealous with you guys. I'm a Filipino by birth and living abroad for so long and never been to Vigan. I wish to visit that place when I go home soon....
I suggest you visit in either Jan. 22 during the Vigan Longganiza Festival or May 1 during the Binatbatan Festival and see the streetdancing parade where participants wear colourful costumes. It puts Vigan in a festive mood even until the wee hours of the morning.
@@Cdel2006 wow really I will try to go home on the date you have mentioned. Thanks
There in vigan you can spot sometimes a vintage car like a volkswagen beetle
U guys still looks beautiful even exposed in to the sun too much..
Thank you 😊
We were there last week and raining at night so the streets at night is empty. I wish it was not raining coz.its more fun at night and cooler. I agree it was so hot during the day, but windy. I love the wind on my face and blowing my hair. Here in Baguio city, I did not experience that. Its refreshing though. We went to our hotel and rest a bit and went out at 4 pm. The buildings are really impressive even though I went there many times. They preserved the old Spanish style house and buildings. The most beautiful BPI building I have ever seen is in there haha it was so elegant in Spanish style building. Lol The empanada is really delicious and so cheap. It was worth it to visit Vigan. Thank you for featuring Vigan. Go to bell tower it was built in 1571. :)
Guys you miss the zoo called "Baluarte" a few steps from the Vigan historic walk. You can feed camel, giraffe, Llama, native deers. There are also lions, tigers, croc, snakes, boas and a lot more. Stay safe always.
Try visiting Baguio its northern part few hours away from Vigan and its in the mountains and quite cooler area of the Philippines
Hi guys I suggest since you are in vigan you are near now baguio batanes and many others you can visit guys
11:08 Mesmerizing 🥰
It's mind blowing 😍 and that sunset is wow!!
Wow YOU GUYS ARE REALLY JUMPING PLACES AFTER BICOL REGION YOUR IN THE NORTH NOW….. ENJOY YOUR ADVENTURES GUYS GOD BLESS And KEEP SAFE 👍👍👍✌️🙌👌👋💕🇺🇸
I've always wanted to visit Vigan but never had the chance as of yet. One of these days I will! Thanks for sharing your Vigan trip. Enjoy and keep safe!
You must visit Pagudpud in Ilocos, its very beautiful too!
Sorry, too bad I found out about your vlog of Vigan only today. Thank you for your superlative description of Vigan. Unfortunately, you were not able to visit the pot making factory which was established almost 2 centuries ago & still existing which most foreign tourists & vloggers visit and give good reviews too. Last year, a foreign vlogger, a Korean, described Vigan as the most beautiful city in Asia while you described it as the most besutiful city in the world, msybe because of its uniqueness. THANK YOU. It's one of a kind in this world, the reason why Vigan was nominated as "one of the 7 Wonder Cities of the World" from among more than 2000 entries around the world & true enough, after several elimination rounds, it was chosen & declared by UNESCO as among "The New 7 Wonder Cities of the World" in 2016. Your good reviews will surely attract & entice more foreign tourists & vloggers to visit Vigan in the future. Take care & God bless you.
The Philippines was a Spanish colony longer than Mexico and other Latin American countries. So no surprise you can see churches, cities, plazas, etc that are from colonial era that dot the archipelago and Vigan is only one of the many but Vigan is the most intact and preserved.
If you wanna experience Spanish speaking filipinos go to Zamboanga where they speak Chabacano a spanish creole located in the south. I also have a family there apart from Vigan where I came from.
¡¡Bienvenida a mí ciudad espectacular de Vigan! Cuidate mucho amigos! Welcome
gracias muchos..... enjoy the Philippine sceneries
asta la vista 😘
Yaz, your radiance fit perfectly with the vibe of the place
You looked like you're in a movie
Omg thank you you’re too kind 🥹
@@adamandyaz 😊 you're welcome!
Vigan is renowned to produce a special kind of tiles aptly called Vigan tiles, they are large in size and diamond in shape and ideal for flooring for Spanish styled homes. Capiz windows are also an inherent piece in a traditional Filipino house and there are no shortage of Capiz windows in Vigan.
Awesome video, very delicious food and amazing adventure. Thanks for sharing, big liked#1.6k.
Hey guys, if you want more Spanish in the Philippines then go to Zamboanga. The people there are speaking a Spanish creole called Chavacano..
Hello both of you guys we support you enjoyed your day in ilocos vigan
I want to Visit Vigan one day. Because of your vlog I’m encouraged to visit
You really should! It’s so unique, we were amazed!
6:38 hahaha and then you seen Ford front, back is ferrari tricycle lol
Visit Baguio Adam and Yaz. The city and its neighboring town, La Trinidad, is the strawberry and vegetable salad bowl capital of the north. Vegan heaven, if you ask me.
Vigan at night is vibrant!
Go to places that are not popular to foreign tourists but are equally stunning like Palaui Island in Sta. Ana, Cagayan, and to the Paoay Sand Dunes in Paoay and in Laoag Ilocos Norte, and some beautiful beaches in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte.
No skipping to all ads… full support to this lovely couple..
Beautiful British accent. :)
Thank you so much 🥹
Next, go to Batanes islands, the New Zealand of the Philippines.
Wow ! You are in Vigan ! I still haven’t made it there so thank you for bringing us along to your adventures
You need to go when you can! It’s so worth it 😍
@@adamandyaz it has been in my bucket list for years
That was amazing, I'm happy for you guys
Hello gorgeous couples 💑.
You're tremendously amazing indeed thank you forevermore for loving the Philippines culture and food thank you and thank you 😊. I you haven't visit to tagaytay city, baguio city,bohol and the chocolate Hills maybe you can try.
Wow. Happy to see both of you made it to Albay- Manila & now Vigan after the most unforgettable experience (maybe) in Polambato Port in Cebu going to Masbate. Welcome to the Philippines Adam & Yaz. Not sure if you still remember but I’m the one who approached you guys before our roro ride.
Yesss of course we remember! We weren’t feeling great and you honestly made us smile for the first time in a little while ❤️ thank you for coming to say hello 🥰 it’s been amazing exploring the north! We hope you got to your destination nice and easy 😁
No skipping ads guys
You may want to checkout Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in Bagac Bataan 😉✌️..also....Batanes👍 😊
Please visit Baguio City. Your next destination. Have fun and enjoy.
Philippines looks so good
Yes we have siestas and that is after lunch when the sun is too hot.
I'm from vigan.
It's influences is not only from Spanish but also it has influences from chinese, native influences and mexican. It's not solely spanish. Vigan is also cultural and historical. It is similar to Hoi An in and Melacca and Macau.
I am filipino and even though we have colonial architecture here, it's very different and I don't praise colonialism.
Hello Guys watching here/from Italy!!
that is a nice place to visit here in the Philippines
That's the reason why Vigan is among the 7 Wonder Cities of the World.
Philippines is better than South America , lots of beautiful places, beaches and the culture specially people around speak English .I know well since I live here in Brazil for 2 decades now. Enjoy your stay in the Philippines and god bless you both.
Yes! Im waiting for this. Enjoy the northern part. Safe travel lovely couple
Thank you! 😁
Buenvenido mi amigo amiga in vigan
You should go visit the Ifugao rice terraces. There's a water fall in one of the hikes there
Hello enjoy explore the beautiful vigan and food trip and nice drink.u visite in ilocos norte the longest bridge in the Philippine nice beach god bless happy couple stay safe
I hope I can go there someday! Try also to visit Batanes Island I'm sure you like it there!
Watching my friend
Nooooooooo!!! Vigan is my dream destination. I really hope I can soon find the time!
Every City in The Philippines possess And has theyr own power of beauty..And uniqueness.. thats The Philippines…
It's really hot in Vigan coz it's nearer to the equator. Enjoy!
Im probably one of the punoys whove never been to Vigan.
I live in canada now but I used to live in Vigan City also but what I have found is quite interesting. The sun is hotter here than when I was in Vigan. It burns my skin unlike in Vigan
Take care and enjoy your trip