Vigan Travel Guide

Taking pride on having well-preserved Eurasian structures dating back to the 16th century, Vigan possesses a certain feel of being transported back in time, during the Spanish occupation in the Philippines, with the cobblestone paths, regal brick mansions, and colorful kalesas (horse-drawn carriages). Traditions and customs are also conserved in the city, even the olden techniques of Abel-weaving and clay-sculpting. The uniqueness of the local design made Vigan a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for being Asia's finest...