A wonderland of greenery, with a mini-snack bar nestled in the middle.
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The only seaside tourist spot in the city, just adjacent to Vigan Airport.
The main stretch of beach in Vigan.
Pagburnayan
Vigan is famous for its burnay jars that have been used as storage material for various wares since the precolonial era. This venue makes these jars, which are made of carabao-kneaded clay and fire-blasted in a huge kiln and allows visitors to try their hand in making their own jars.
Caoayan Church
Caoayan's main Roman Catholic church, built during the Spanish era in the Baroque style in the 19th century.
This cemetery chapel found at the southern end of Quezon Avenue has a bell-gable design, the only one of its kind in the Ilocos Region. The chapel's name is an Ilocano term meaning "small church."
used to be the home of assassinated Congressman Floro Crisologo and wife Carmeling, former governor of Ilocos Sur. It contains Crisologo memorabilia.