ILOILO: 10 MUST-VISIT Historical Places In Iloilo!

[@paulhuval6579]

What a great video here. While the Filipinos embrace there history people here in the states are trying to erase it what a contrast of cultures or people that are not educated.

[@evepalisada2640]

Great Panay historical narration...well researched and thought-out background/information....worth watching....am learning more here the rich cultural past of Iloilo province....thank you very much....love this content....more please. God bless

[@romualdoagarrado2821]

Very informative. Keep it up!!

[@louiego1162]

Great Video!, thank you :)

[@ralfmanajero896]

Beautiful😍

[@ILONGGOTUBE8888]

Thank you! 😊

[@jamesscott7944]

What amazes me is how they carve that scene of a battle into the church.

[@Al-kc3hg]

It was a harsh labour. My grandma told me that my great grandfather needed to give up a portion of our farmland because he cannot anymore attend to the church's construction. And now, I guess we're still 'agsador' of the farmland. Some parts of history are beautiful because of hideous dregs.

[@nathanielramos5338]

@5:27 wrong altar is showed. That's the altar of the Jaro Cathedral.

[@rustytang3099]

Thank u for this video.. God bless u

[@ILONGGOTUBE8888]

Welcome 😊

[@Al-kc3hg]

How about the Camposanto de San Joaquin? The say it is one of the grandiloquent Catholic structures in Asia.

[@Pau9pau]

I agree.This video, however, is by no means complete. There is in fact an error in the part where Molo church is featured. The video pointed to the supposed image of Sta. Ana when in fact it is the statue of the Lady of Candles which is in the Jaro Cathedral.

[@nonoygenoveza6404]

Ay daw nalipatan ang Camposanto cemetery haw🤣🤣🤣

[@veliofontanilla6500]

Tigbauan Church built 1575,, Jesuit Pedro Chirino founded here the first school for boys in the Philippines on 1592.

[@fortuneybiernas5778]

1886 or 1896

[@lolyeraula7335]

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