Molo Plaza in Iloilo is probably one of the best public places in Iloilo. It is located at the very heart of the town. The Plaza is very well maintained and full of huge old Balete and Kalachuchi trees. Just this year, the plaza was made open again to the public after it underwent major renovations. One of the most prominent structures in the plaza … Continue reading The Molo Plaza
These are pictures I’ve taken and collected during my previous travels to this beautiful province. I’ve decided to present them in Monochrome for a different feel. Whenever I see these pictures, i felt nostalgic and makes me more eager to come back . Right now, I’m planning to visit Iloilo to experience ” Dinagyang” Festival. Continue reading Iloilo In Monochrome
The cemetery was built in 1892. It is considered as one of the attractions in the province of Iloilo, Philippines. Upon entering, you will notice the entrance gate. It is made of ornate iron with carved stone embellishments on its front. The red dome is actually a mortuary chapel. It is adorned with classical motifs and each of the the 8 – sided posts … Continue reading San Joaquin Cemetery
San Joaquin Church is among the main attraction in this town located at south western tip of Iloilo. Built in 1869, San Joaquin Church is made of lime stones quarried from the mountains of Igbaras, a nearby town and white coral stones found in the shores of San Joaquin. It is one of a kind because of its a military motif depicted in the church’s bas relief showing … Continue reading San Joaquin Church
Miag-ao Church or Sto. Tomas de Villanueva Parish Church is a one of a kind structure because of its Baroque inspired features. It is was named by UNESCO in 1994 as UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with the baroque churches of Intramuros, Paoay (ilocos Norte) and Santa Maria (Ilocos Sur). The present Church of Miagao is actually the third church constructed in the town. The new church was … Continue reading Miag-ao Church
Jaro Cathedral is known for its Baroque architecture and Gothic spires. It is located in the middle of Jaro district in Iloilo City. It is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Jaro, which includes the whole province of Iloilo and the nearby Guimaras Island. The cathedral was built in 1864 when Pope Pius IX declared Jaro a diocese. During a strong earthquake in 1848, the … Continue reading Jaro Cathedral
During my short visit in the province of Iloilo, I came across this imposing structure of a century old church. You will notice this church easily because of its high towers and huge metal dome that seems to dominate the sky of the Municipality of Molo. This old church is known as the Parish Church of St. Anne and was constructed in 1831. Being the … Continue reading Molo Church
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