Have you ever been up north? If you are, then take the chance of a lifetime to visit Ilocos Sur. The vast provinces of Ilocos Sur offers scenic spots and beaches. Take a tour at Baluarte which is technically the governor's zoo opened to the public and is much better and cleaner than Manila Zoo. There is a program called Animal Encounter where you can volunteer on stage and touch the animals featured in the show. Find yourself in touch with the heritage city of Vigan bringing you into the "kalesa" days and Spanish era and architecture. Go to Santa for an adventure to the grotto and San Esteban for the many beaches and an almost white sand not too coarse. Most importantly, don't forget to have a taste of kalamay in Candon, sukang iloko in Sta. Maria, Bagnet in Narvacan, Myrna's biko-biko and buko pie in San Esteban and Marsha's delicacies in Bantay and Vigan's empanada. They all taste heavenly! There are a lot of delicious foods to take home or make as "pasalubong". As always, I'm putting those words into images.
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| Colorful birds at Baluarte |
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| The Tiger |
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| The Gang at Baluarte |
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| It took six persons to carry the albino snake at the Animal Encounter |
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| Me and the Historic View of the Vigan Church |
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| Posing near the Jars at Vigan Plaza |
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| Who Says Kalesa Days are Over |
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| The Grotto Destination |
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| The Journey to the Grotto at Santa Ilocos Sur |
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| A view with Lady-Vi and Reg |
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| Lady-Vi and Reg's Buko eating at San Esteban, Ilocos Sur |
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| More Buko Eating at Myrna's Biko-Biko where they turn those buko into buko pie. Among other things, check out their Biko-biko at San Esteban Ilocos Sur |
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| Look at my Reaction While Eating...lol |
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