Perfect for picture-taking. The church facade was really amazing. Travelling from Iloilo, this is a must visit among the score of tourist spots along the Oton, Tigbauan, Guimbal, Miag-ao, San Joaquin route.

Perfect for picture-taking. The church facade was really amazing. Travelling from Iloilo, this is a must visit among the score of tourist spots along the Oton, Tigbauan, Guimbal, Miag-ao, San Joaquin route.
Visiting the church must be in every tourist's list. This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Most wonderful! The altar itself will amaze you. Try to go to every nook and corner inside the church. Go into every open door or gate. In one you can find the Birhen sang Barangay, which most visitors miss as it is at the...
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I like the golden altar of Miag-ao church, that was the first time I've seen a golden altar and I hope I can go back there....
Miag-ao Church is a must see attraction in Iloilo, less than an hour's travel by car from Iloilo City, I was amazed by its architecture, it's comparable to Roman architecture. Too bad it was a Monday, and the church is closed when we visited the place, still, it was worth the journey.
Not to be miss when you visit Iloilo. It has a spectacular baroque inspired design. It's just 30 minutes away from Iloilo city proper.
so happy to see the beautiful church there..you must visit it also in order to see the beautiful place,,, rock ..
Miagao is a beauiful church about 30-45 minutes by car from Iloilo (in light traffic) and worth the journey. It's a nice trip for an afternoon to watch the fading light of the day on the building's stones. Because of church offices in the back you cannot walk all the way around the church but there are small touches on...
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Constructed in 1797, the Miagao Church stands as a living legacy of the culture and way of life of the people of Miagao centuries ago, anchored in a strong foundation of Christian faith. As most travelers would agree, the Miagao Church is one of the country’s architectural gems because of its unique and imposing designs, ornaments and motifs. A must...
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This is said to be one of 4 World Heritage churches in the country. Having seen only one other (San Agustin church in Manila), I would say that Miag-ao is probably not worth the effort to get there (about an hour out of Iloilo City).
The facade is lovely and seems to have had Meso-American influence - it looks vaguely...
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My wife and i hired a taxi to take us out of town from Iloilo City to see the Miagao Church and a couple of other historic churches on the way- in Guimbal and Tigbuan? The trips was about 40 minutes out of town when there was light traffic. Miagao certainly was a lot bigger than i thought and truly...
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