Quirky Attraction: The Sinking Bell Tower of Laoag, Philippines
A surviving 17th-century bell tower in Laoag, Philippines continues to sink into its sandy base at the rate of one inch per year.
A surviving 17th-century bell tower in Laoag, Philippines continues to sink into its sandy base at the rate of one inch per year.
See the people, streets, churches, and attractions of Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur in the Philippines.
The “walled city” of Intramuros is the home of Fort Santiago and a shrine to Philippine hero Jose Rizal.
Explore buildings from the early 1700s by visiting the Paoay Ruins and the iconic Paoay Church.
The food of the Philippines contains European and Asian influences and incorporates seafood, fried foods, and tasty desserts.
The influence of former President Ferdinand Marcos can be found everywhere in the Philippines
Ride horse-drawn carriages on cobblestone streets in the Spanish colonial city of Vigan.