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Vigan trip

As promised and a long overdue post, I am sharing you our Vigan trip last month with hubby and the kids, together with my mom and brother. After our 7 months stay in the province finally we are back in Manila. It was very timely that hubby has a travel to Vigan so we went along with him. It was raining hard that time so it took us 10 hours to arrive in Vigan. We left Manila around 2 p.m. and arrived at the hotel around 10p.m. and I was so hungry already. We had dinner on the corner of our hotel (forgot the name of the resto). We had their famous delicacies.

Jolo enjoying Bagnet

Our dinner (Pinakbet, Vigan longganisa, Shell soup, Bagnet)


Sinanglao, a must try

Vigan empanada


The next morning we went on a Kalesa ride to stroll around the city. It costs about 200 php and the Kutsero will show us around. 

Our first stop was the Vigan Museum.


This is where they bury the dead during the ancient times.

Pardon my face but hubby asked me to do that. Hmf.

The little potty.


There you go little boy!



Now he wants to play with it. Sorry baby it's not a toy.

House of Padre Burgos

Our next stop, the pottery.




Jolo staring at the pot.

My son in the famous Calle Crisologo

Mama and Jolo at Calle Crisologo
As for my outfit, Top (thrifted), Shorts (greenhills), watch (Swatch),Bag (Liz Claiborne), Gladiators (Montego bay Club),Sunnies (Ray Ban)

Third stop, Baluarte

Parrot says "Hi!"

My son just woke up so he's a bit grumpy

Reindeer
Butterfly Farm

At butterfly Farm

White Peacock

Peacock


Behind us are albino pythons.

Our last stop before heading home, The Bell tower.


 

As for pasalubongs, I recommend Vigan longganisa, chichacorn (which is my favorite), bibingka, and their famous vinegar. Sorry wasn't able to take photos of our pasalubongs.

Till my next post.

xoxo,

ning 

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