I'm glad I have lakwatserang friends na nangangaladkad kung saan saan. There's no other perfect time for me to blog about our Ilocandia Adventure than today because it has been exactly a year ago since we went there (Time really does fly by sooo fast.•_•). Travel time from Manila to Laoag is approximately 10 hours, so we opted to take the airbus instead (hihihi!☺) via Philippine Airlines, and an hour after boarding, we were there already.
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| Ang makulit, ang masokista at ang kaladkarin.Ü |
We arrived almost lunch time, so our Ilocandia Adventure started out with a very hearty meal at La Preciosa, located in Rizal St., Laoag. Their crispy dinuguan is definitely a must-try!
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| the menu |
Next stop is the Sarrat Church and Bell tower:
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| hanapin nyo 'ko! hihihi!Ü |
Then off to the Sinking Bell Tower of Laoag:
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| The 45-meter tall bell tower built by the Augustinian Friars in 1612. |
The bunggang bunggang chandelier of Fort Ilocandia:
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| parang ang gandang gawing earrings ng chandelier na yan.Ü |
Still the amazing Fort Ilocandia:
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| I love those arches! |
Next stop is the Malacañang Ti Amianan:
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| The Malacañang of the North |
View of the Paoay Lake from President Marcos' room:
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| Ang ganda naman ng view ni Makoy. |
Now, the Church of Paoay and Bell Tower:
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| Did you know, the tower was used as observation post by Katipuneros during the revolution? |
Last stop for the day, Playa Tropical Resort Hotel:
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| Strongly suggested! They have the best sunset view, plus they have this amazing infinity pool. |
The moon looks so close:
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| I love the scroll! It reminds me of Naruto and the Village of Konoha.Ü |
That concludes Day 1 of our Ilocandia Adventure.☺
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