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Laoag is the Capital of the province of Ilocos Norte. It lies on the north bank of Laoag River. It was first occupied by the Spaniards in 1592 and is now the largest city in the region.

Ilocos Norte is best known as the home province of former president Ferdinand Marcos. The province has many old Spanish Churches, the best known being St. William's Cathedral in the capital city, Laoag. There are a number of popular beaches in the province, including Currimao, La Paz, Seksi Beach, Pagudpud, the Saud Beach, and the Fort Ilocandia beach.
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Laoag Museum
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To the North
posted by:
the_blood…
To the North
Apr 04, 2007 - Apr 05, 2007
Laoag, Philippines -›
After the much-needed "power" nap, we were all feeling recharged. Our hosts invited us for an Ilocano breakfast that they cooked for us. We were all as delighted as we can be to see various Ilocano foods which we can only eat at some specialty restaurants in Manila. Bagnet (deep fried native pork) has been one of my ultimate favorite dishes. Having that alone was already a great joy, but Vigan Longganisa, Pan de Sal sa Pugon and Tortang Talong are foods I can’t just ignore. It w…
13 photos 779 words 8 comments
Day 2C - Laoag, Ilocos Norte
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planisphere
Day 2C - Laoag, Ilocos Norte
Jun 06, 2008 - Jun 09, 2008
Manila, Philippines -› Sta. Maria, Philippines -› ...
After seeing the Paoay church and Marcos Mausoleum, we decided to go back to Laoag - to check out interesting place their. I had nothing specific that I want to see in Laoag honestly. After 20 minutes ride from Batac, we were dropped near the Provincial Hall. We went first to the Museo Ilocos Norte. This museum is a showcase of Ilokano culture featuring the heritage of a "sturdy, hard-working people known for their industry, resourcefulness and loyalty." Nicknamed 'Gameng,' the museum is ho…
210 photos 4,208 words 105 comments
Warming up the tongue and becoming beggars
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coffeefairy
Warming up the tongue and becoming beggars
Jun 22, 2008 - Jul 31, 2008
Singapore -› Quezon City, Philippines -› ...
The Ilocos region lies in the northern part of the Philippines. It is divided into two provinces: Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur. This region would be a good starting point of my journey since this is partly somewhat where my roots are from. My relatives from my maternal side are some of the few Ilocanos in Nueva Ecija (which is a majorly Tagalog province), whose ancestors were settlers from Ilocos. Therefore, there would be a lot of similarity in the culture, especially the fact that we speak t…
726 photos 11,553 words 187 comments
The Sky is Falling!
posted by:
Isabetlog
The Sky is Falling!
Jun 06, 2008 - Jun 09, 2008
Manila, Philippines -› Sta. Maria, Philippines -› ...
Back in Laoag, we came across the Museo Ilocos Norte. We hadn't really planned on it, but since we were there and it was still open, we gave it a go. It's rather small, but in comparison to the dismal Marcos Museum we had just seen, this place was more like the Met. The Gameng Museo Ilocos (the name it's locally known by) exhibits the culture, heritage and lifestyle of the Ilocanos. It even has a model ancestral house inside that's realisitically decorated, giving one an authentic feel of pro…
208 photos 5,813 words 140 comments
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