My husband at Calle Crisologo with horse carriage on the street (kalesa/karetela) as one of the city's famous transportations since 1500
Calle Crisologo at night (my husband as the model lol)
Me at Calle Crisologo in the middle of the day
TGIF!
A few photos I took on our family trip up north in Vigan Ilocos Sur here in the Philippines a few years back when we celebrated Father's Day with my family. One of the city's main attractions is the "Calle Crisologo". Calle Crisologo got its name from Governor Marcelino Crisologo - an Ilocano writer and poet. This famous street (Calle in Spanish) was previously called Calle de Escolta de Vigan, wherein the residents profited from the galleon trade at that time that includes Ilocos as a key port history says. This was established during the Spanish colonial in 1500s. Up to the present time, the looks remained the same with minimal restructures, but it is very well-preserved and likewise a UNESCO World Heritage spot. Most of the architectures are made out of stone and old-school bricks. I just think it's gorgeous and it was great day tour.
Joining @friendlymoose's POBphotocontest this week's theme: Historic.
Happy weekend in advance, beautiful people!
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Published:
September 30, 2022 9:35pm PST
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