It looks like we’re in a historical period movie while we posed for pictures in a cobblestone street where there are century- old Spanish houses as part of the background.
We we’re like reliving those Crisostomo Ibarra & Maria Clara eras with Sisa, Basilio & Crispin.
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| Capiz window |
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| Strolling in the cobblestone street |
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| Salakot revolution |
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| Kalesa on the side |
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| Max and Leona Florentino |
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| Street smart |
The sun rose so proud that day while the sky is blue. It exposed the glory of the Heritage Village – rustic, classy and nostalgic. The only modern touch of this old-looking street are the souvenir shops of colorful stuffs from key chains to wooden crafts.
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| Vendor mode |
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| Framed up |
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| Bags anyone? |
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| Artshop at Escolta |
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| Souvenir shoppe rumble |
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| Kalesa terminal |
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| Resting place |
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| Vigan metallic tricycle |
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| Beside a mall |
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| Under the blue skies |
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| Where else to go |
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| Backdoor escape |
Adding to the ancient-feeling scenery is the kalesa, a famous mode of transportation in this village. We were given option to ride the kalesa for an hour for PhP300 but we opted to take our feet to unravel and discover the beauty of the site.
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| Bibingka galore |
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| Empanada express |
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| Merienda time |
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| More souvenirs here |
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| Plaza Burgos landmark |
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| Sitting by the window |
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| Off to go back |
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