Vigan at its Best

This is my 2nd time going to north. A place where houses are preserved since Spaniards came. The culture is rich, people are hospitable and food is exotic. Tourists really love to experience what is it like to have a brief stay  during Spanish Era. This is Vigan.

We stayed in Aniceto Mansion which has an old look and feel as well, but I can rate it as 7/10 because of the dog poop i saw in the corridor. lol. The Vigan Tsokolate is a must-try for every first-timers. I love how thick and creamy it is, but not too sweet for those who are careful for their sugar level.

I went to St. Paul's Cathedral and in other churches  together with my auntie and her family, which was built in 1500s. Good thing the bell tower is open for the public. We've been able to take shots overlooking the city.

It was interesting to see fast-food chains and other establishments in an antique facade, although tricycles looks modern, having its stainless feature. You can feel the vibe! After we went there, we visited the old and new Quirino bridge. The site is captivating for the bridge is high and long.

Although the travel is long (8-10hrs), I can say that it's worth the stay. It is very different from the city I've grown with. I also learned that if you value something whether it is old or out-of-fashion, the significance of it doubles as years passed.