Vigan, a place where everyone is welcome
in the province of Ilocos Sur, lies Vigan, a captivating testament to the enduring legacy of Spanish colonialism. More than just a historical site, Vigan is a living, breathing museum – the most intact example in Asia of a planned Spanish colonial town, a vibrant confluence of European, Filipino, and Chinese influences that has shaped its unique character for centuries. Vigan buttered up to the ranch and has capitalized on his historic character while the economy remain and flowed. Built in the 18th and 19th centuries, this city was once a major economic center in the Philippines until the World War 2 after which the economy began to decline and in fact, this decline preserved the integrity of the city over time, and fewer buildings were subject to drastic internal renovations for other purposes. The houses in the Mestizo district were essentially home and office combined, as Chinese merchants and traders conducted their business from shops, offices, and storerooms at ground...




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