Travelling to SAGADA on a PUBLIC BUS | We didn’t EXPECT THIS! 🇵🇭 

Nothern part of the Philippines also have beautiful beaches and stuff, it is just that the southern part of the country is the most promoted one. That's why alot of foreign vloggers gets disappointed when they arrive there because it's full of foreign tourists.

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Absolutely! And it was an experience in itself

@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.

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Exactly. It’s just a part of life and the fun it throws at us.

@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.

Thank you we seen some gorgeous rice terraces on our way .. so excited to explore the rest of sagada 🥰

@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.

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@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.

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@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.

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@@FieldofVisions Thank you for sharing! I was there during my college days, we didn't explore much though because we had some research activities to do but we enjoyed going around interviewing the folks!😁 I hope you'll have a memorable vacation there! Don't forget to have a taste of their persimmon, and enjoy the ☕☕!

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@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.

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@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.

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@@FieldofVisions Not yet, but I've watched tons of videos on those places and i plan on traveling to those places in the future.

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@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.

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Thank you so much. And I’m not sure if it was possible from Baguio. This was the only option we had I think. Thanks again 🥰

Insha allah this Ramadan we will be back 😍

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Wow really? It is so beautiful and such a different way of life. Can’t wait to share the next episode!

@@FieldofVisions when i left Sagada I was already thinking when i'm going to come back. 😄anyways, i'm excited to watch your sagada adventure.

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@@FieldofVisions BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN VIGAN CITY, ILOCOS SUR (Check it out in RU-vid) Hello Nadia & Erfan after your visit in Sagada I highly recommend to proceed & explore Vigan City especially Calle Crisologo, Plaza Burgos, Baluarte Zoo & National Museum. You can take bus or van from Sagada or Baguio City going to Vigan City. Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six (6) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and one of the New Seven Wonders Cities. 1. Discover Calle Crisologo, is Vigan's most popular tourist attractions & is the highlight of Vigan City tour. It is a well preserved cobblestoned streets that lined with ancestral houses dating back the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century. A kalesa ride is good for an hour & can take you around Calle Crisologo & the rest of Vigan Heritage Village including the Vigan Cathedral & Plaza Burgos. 2. Visit National Museum of the Philippines. This is a series of museums adjacent to the Vigan Provincial Capitol & a treasure trove of memorabilia of two historical personalities: the martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos & former Philippine President Elpedio Quirino. You can visit this by joining Vigan City tour. 3. See the Bantay Church Bell Tower. Nothing else can give you the best view of Vigan than Bantay Church Be Tower. The belfry is situated on a hill overlooking the Bantay district in northeast Vigan. The watchtower served as a good vantage point for the natives of Ilocos to see approaching enemies during the Spanish reign & World War II. 4. Explore Plaza Burgos, located within a good walking distance from Plaza Salcedo, this plaza is named after Padre Jose Burgos, whose statue stands as a reminder of a priest's martyrdom in fighting Spanish regime. 5. Visit Vigan Mansions & Museums. If you want to know what its like to be an ilustrado, the class of educated Filipinos during the Spaniards reign, you need to visit the famous mansions-turned-museums of Vigan; Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion & Crisologo Museum. 6. See Animals at Baluarte Zoo. Not too far from the center of Vigan City, you'll find Baluarte Resort & Mini-Zoo sprawling on roughly 100 hectares of rolling plains & hills. The zoological park belongs to local politician Chavit Singson who use his property to share his love for safari to the public. 7. Ride a Zipline at Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone. There's a five storey platform that you need to climb up before making your way to the zipline, which is about 400 meters long. 8. Take a Dip at Mindoro Beach. It is situated toward the west coast, it can be a good spot for watching sunsets. 9. Watch the Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo. The park between Vigan Cathedral & the Provincial Capitol turns from a haven for picture taking at day to a stage of dancing lights at night that everyone can enjoy for free. 10. Learn About the Twin Bridge. Ilocos Sur's twin bridge, the Quirino Bridge and Banaoang Bridge, stand parallel to one another on a crossing along the grand Abra River. 11. Visit the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. One good thing about touring Vigan is that you get to learn a lot about its history, culture & way of life through the town's homegrown establishments.