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deemmzee · 26 days
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Fort Ilocandia at Night
22.08.2024
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m-guitguiten · 3 months
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Skip or Trip?
Recently, I went back to Laoag-Vigan-Baguio (Ilocos Norte-Ilocos Sur-Benguet) route which we did last 2014 (hope I’m correct). This time, I’m with a larger and a more diverse company. More or less, we went to the same places, and I got to evaluate better which you should skip or trip. So, it’s like I have a little right to do that (haha). Again, this is my opinion, and you might not agree with me…
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flawedyetgreatlyloved · 7 months
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ILOCOS TOUR.
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mavidin · 2 years
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In so many churches in this Catholic province, Saint William Cathedral was the first church I have been in, three days into my travel. All the rest was damaged by the earthquake.
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God, listen to our prayers 🙏
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westvalleyfaultph · 4 months
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"Handa Pilipinas: Showcasing Local Innovations in Disaster Preparedness"
Scan the QR code to get this post on the go. The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is set to host an exposition titled “Handa Pilipinas” in Laoag City from July 3-5. This event aims to highlight locally-developed technologies designed to enhance disaster preparedness, particularly in the Ilocos Region. Dr. Teresita A. Tabaoag, DOST 1 Regional Director, emphasized the urgency of this…
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sailorstarcatcher · 2 years
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Camella Homes dominates Ilocos Region
Camella Homes dominates Ilocos Region @CamellaOfficial #CamellaLaoag #CamellainIlocos #HouseandLotinIlocos
Region 1, reputed among Ilokanos as Lupang Ilocos, is comprised of Pangasinan, La Union,  Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte.  Belonging to the country’s northwest part are two of these four provinces, Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte or what is simply known as the Ilocos Region.  Ilocos region languidly reside in the narrow yet fecund plain between the magnificent Cordillera Mountain Range and the South…
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nitrojenzone · 2 years
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Laoag City 06152022
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Temples
Savai’i, Samoa
Cancún, Mexico
Piura, Peru
Huancayo, Peru
Viña del Mar, Chile
Goiãnia, Brazil
João Pessoa, Brazil
Calabar, Nigeria
Cape Coast, Ghana
Luanda, Angola
Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Laoag, Philippines
Osaka, Japan
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Roanoke, Virginia
Kahului, Hawaii
Fairbanks, Alaska
Vancouver, Washington
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
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miss-nerd-alert · 1 year
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October 2023 Temple Announcements:
Savai’i, Samoa
Kahului, Hawaii
Fairbanks, Alaska
Vancouver, Washington
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Roanoke, Virginia
Cancún, Mexico
Piura, Peru
Huancayo, Peru
Viña del Mar, Chile
Goiânia, Brazil
João Pessoa, Brazil
Cape Coast, Ghana
Calabar, Nigeria
Luanda, Angola
Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Laoag, Philippines
Osaka, Japan
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
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janjanenrico · 1 month
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Emily The Emerald Engine's Pallete with Stars Livery
Pan Ilocandia Transport Cooperative (PITCO) 300788
Coach Builder: Zyle Daewoo Commercial Works (South Korea) Model: Daewoo BH119 Royal Special Series Coach
Route: Laoag - Carmen
CTTO: @compulsivewriter
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sweetkoalastarfish · 4 months
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Ilocos Norte: An Overview
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The capital of Ilocos Norte is Laoag City. It serves as the political, commercial, and cultural center of the province.
New places to Visit
1. La Paz Sand Dunes- this desert- like area near Laoag City is perfect for adventure activities like 4x4, sandboarding, and ATV rides. It offers a unique landscape not commonly found in the Philippines.
2. Paoay Sand Dunes- similar to the La Paz San Dunes but located in Paoay, this spot offers thrilling activities and stunning sunset views over the sandy terrain.
3. Kapurpuran Rock Formation- located in Burgos, these unique white limestones formations are sculpted by the wind and sea. It's a picturesque site perfect for photography and exploration.
4. Cape Bojeador Lighthouse- also in Burgos, this historical lighthouse provides panoramic views of the West Philippine Sea. It's an excellent spot for history buffs and those seeking scenic vistas.
5. Bangui Windmills- these towering wind turbines along the shoreline of Bangui are not only a source of renewable energy but also a major tourist attraction due to their impressive size and picturesque setting.
6. Blue Lagoon (Maira-ira Beach)- located in Pagudpud, this beach is famous for its clear blue waters and serene atmosphere. It's a great spot for swimming and relaxation.
Garlic Delicacies
1. Garlic Longganisa
. A type of Filipino sausage that's heavily flavored with garlic, giving it a distinct and robust flavor. This longganisa is a staple in many Ilocano breakfast.
2. Garlic Chips
. Thinly sliced garlic cloves fried until crispy. They are often used as a topping for various dishes or eaten as a snack.
3. Garlic Infused Vinegar
. Local vinegar infused with garlic cloves, enhancing the vinegar's flavor and making it a great condiment for dipping meats or adding to various dishes.
Ilocos Norte offers a mix of historical sites, natural wonders, and unique culinary delights like pinakbet- a vegetable stew made with a variety of local vegetables like bitter melon, eggplant, and okra, cooked with bagoong (fermented fish paste) for a savory flavor, making it a fascinating destination for travelers.
Thank you for reading. Until next time, salamat and see you soon!
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lalakinginvisible · 4 months
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Elyu - Laoag - Elyu. Work related travel. Oki bye
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A Step Back In Time ⏱
EP 8 🎬
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It’s been a year ago since we went to my first longest trip to the north, the provinces of Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte. These two provinces were located in Ilocos Region which is in the northern part of Luzon. Ilocos is best known for its historical and cultural sites that is really worth exploring. Our journey began with a scenic drive from Calamba Laguna to Ilocos Norte, as we made our way through the countryside, the lush greenery and picturesque landscapes served as a reminder of the beauty of nature. The long drive was made enjoyable with music and laughter, Our first destination was Laoag City and it was also where our accommodation located. Continuing our journey, we ventured to the Kapurpurawan Beach to see some of the windmills but sadly, we could not able to see them clearly, especially in Bangui, because it was raining heavily and the wind was so strong at the time we went.
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No trip to Ilocos Norte would be complete without visiting the iconic Paoay Church, also known as the St. Augustine Church. This magnificent structure, built in the 17th century, showcased exquisite baroque architecture and stood as a testament to the rich history of the region. Visiting Vigan is a unique and unforgettable experience. This charming Spanish colonial town, located in the northern Philippines, features beautiful cobbled streets and authentic architecture that transports visitors back in time. Throughout the city, there are many museums, churches, and antique shops to explore. The highlight of our Vigan visit is the Raniag Festival Float Parade and their famous Empanada filled with grated green papaya, ilocos longganisa and egg.  
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Our trip to Ilocos Norte was an experience that will forever hold a special place in our hearts. From the historical landmarks to the breathtaking natural wonders and the warmth and hospitality of the locals, every aspect of our journey was a testament to the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of this extraordinary province. Ilocos Norte taught us the importance of exploring and appreciating our own country, as it holds treasures that are waiting to be discovered and celebrated.
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wolywaly · 7 months
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Ang mahabang biyahe sa Ilocos Sur at Ilocos Norte
Noong April 18, 2019, sa kalagitnaan ng tag-init, nagsimula ang aming pamilya ng masayang paglalakbay patungo sa Ilocos Norte. Isang planong inorganisa ng mga kapatid ni Nanay, ito ay isang pagkakataon para masaksihan ang ganda ng mga tanawin at maranasan ang kultura ng Ilocos.
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Credits to TripadvisorBaluarte
Sa malapit na pagdating namin sa Ilocos Sur, nagpasya kaming huminto saglit para kumuha ng mga litrato at bumisita sa Baluarte Wild Animal Gallery. Subalit, nadismaya ako sa napabayaan na kalagayan ng lugar. Sa kabila ng kaunting hayop at kulang sa pagpapalakad.
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Patuloy pa rin kaming naglakbay patungo sa Vigan City. Kahit na mainit ang panahon, hindi ko nai-enjoy ang pagbisita sa mga lumang bahay. Ngunit, nakatagpo kami ng mga kakaibang produkto ng mga taga-Ilocos Sur kagaya ng Bagnet, longganisa, at kalamay na tunay na nakatatak sa alaala.Pagdating ng gabi, nagpatuloy kami sa aming biyahe patungo sa Ilocos Norte.
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Sa Laoag City, nagpasya kaming huminto saglit para magpahinga at bisitahin ang kamag-anak ng aking tito. Sa paggising kinabukasan, agad kaming nagtuloy sa Ilocos Norte. Nararamdaman ko na malapit na kami sa aming mga destinasyon dahil sa mga windmills na sumasalubong sa amin malapit sa dagat.
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Ang Kapurpurawan Rock Formation ang unang lugar na aming pinuntahan, kung saan namangha ako sa ganda ng mga bato na nabuo dahil sa lakas ng alon ng tubig. Matapos nito,
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Credits to Guide to the PhilippinesCape Bojeador Lighthouse
Bumisita kami sa Cape Bojeador Lighthouse, isang historikal na lugar na patuloy na nagbibigay liwanag sa karagatan mula noong 1892. Ako ay natuwa dahil mura lamang ang entrance fee na nagkahalaga ng ₱40.00 at nasulit ko naman ang paglilibot sa Loob ng Lighthouse ngunit Hindi ko na naakyat ang lighthouse dahil ito ay pinagbabawal ng mga Bantay doon
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Credits to Arinaya White Beach Resort
Sa Arinaya Whitebeach Resort, nagpahinga kami at nagsaya kasama ang aming mga pinsan sa ilalim ng maliwanag na araw. Ngunit, dahil sa mahal ng mga tulugan, pinili naming matulog na lamang sa aming sasakyan.
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Sa huling araw ng aming paglalakbay, bumisita kami sa Bangui Windmills, kung saan hindi mapapantayan ang ganda ng tanawin. Kasabay ng aming pag-alis, bumili kami ng mga souvenirs bilang alaala ng aming pagbisita sa Ilocos.Sa pag-uwi, nagpatuloy kami sa aming biyahe at dumaan sa Laoag City at Vigan City para magpahinga at magdagdag ng mga pasalubong.
Sa kabuuan, bagaman naging mapanglaw at mainit ang ilang bahagi ng aming paglalakbay, ang mga karanasan at alaala ay hindi malilimutan. Ang paglalakbay sa Ilocos Norte ay isang pagkakataon upang masilayan ang ganda ng Pilipinas at maranasan ang kultura ng mga taga-roon.
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mavidin · 2 years
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Why are they not conversant?
We met Kap Glenda on the way to Vigan. We exchanged a few words, she offered a discount to Paoay Sand Dunes but she never asked what our names were or where we're from.
On our second day in Laoag, we toured Pagudpod with our kind-looking driver. I greeted him good morning but he did not respond. I introduced us but he pretended not to notice. I even thanked him for accomodating us on such short notice but he did not let me finish.
I don't think Ilocanos are arrogant or unkind. But why are they not conversant? To Anne, it was a good thing. But this was my first trip without knowing the name of the driver. Nevertheless, I hope Aklanons could be like them, too.
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westvalleyfaultph · 8 months
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Earthquake Rocks Northern Luzon, Triggers Class Suspensions and Safety Measures
Residents of Northern Luzon were jolted by a magnitude 5.4 earthquake, striking around 12:05 p.m. on Wednesday, according to state seismologists. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) reported that the epicenter of the quake was approximately 16 kilometers northwest of Pagudpud in Ilocos Norte. It was of tectonic origin, with a depth of 10 kilometers. Intensity 6 was…
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