Did you know that the name of Iloilo was derived from the shape of the city?
As the borders open and the restrictions on traveling loosen, we get to discover more places once again. For our first trip outside Luzon this 2022, we found our way to the heart of the Philippine archipelago, Iloilo City. The city forms two nose-like shapes cut by the river. This is only one of the few interesting facts we learned from our recent trip.
Jetsetters and leisure travelers know so well it is important to find the perfect location to stay in when traveling. For our stay, we settled in downtown Iloilo City which is very accessible to the spots in the city rich in history and stories. For this listicle, we rounded up the must-see places in Iloilo for everyone to experience and, maybe just like us, fall in love with.A monument built in the 1860s, this heritage spot is a place you cannot pass on.
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