The document discusses three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Philippines:
1) The Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva in Miag-ao, Iloilo is renowned for its Baroque style exterior carved by Filipino masters with folk motifs.
2) Historic City of Vigan established in the 16th century is the best preserved example of a Spanish colonial town in Asia, reflecting a fusion of cultural elements from around the Philippines and Europe.
3) Paoay Church in Ilocos Norte, also known as the Church of San Agustin, constructed from 1604-1710, is famous for its coral block architecture and is a living testament to Spanish colonial influence
The document discusses three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Philippines:
1) The Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva in Miag-ao, Iloilo is renowned for its Baroque style exterior carved by Filipino masters with folk motifs.
2) Historic City of Vigan established in the 16th century is the best preserved example of a Spanish colonial town in Asia, reflecting a fusion of cultural elements from around the Philippines and Europe.
3) Paoay Church in Ilocos Norte, also known as the Church of San Agustin, constructed from 1604-1710, is famous for its coral block architecture and is a living testament to Spanish colonial influence
The document discusses three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Philippines:
1) The Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva in Miag-ao, Iloilo is renowned for its Baroque style exterior carved by Filipino masters with folk motifs.
2) Historic City of Vigan established in the 16th century is the best preserved example of a Spanish colonial town in Asia, reflecting a fusion of cultural elements from around the Philippines and Europe.
3) Paoay Church in Ilocos Norte, also known as the Church of San Agustin, constructed from 1604-1710, is famous for its coral block architecture and is a living testament to Spanish colonial influence
incised the church’s entire surface. The H E R I T A G E church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva is one of IN THE PHILPPINES
the best examples of the
fusion of the western
Baroque style embellished with PRINCESS Filipino folk motifs. LEVY With that being said, T. it’s not surprising why this church is among PADILLA the UNESCO World Heritage Sites STEM 11 BETA Philippines. Historic City Next to of Vigan Manila and Cebu, Vigan Established in the 16th was the third century, Vigan is the best- most important preserved example of a city during Paoay Church (Church planned Spanish colonial the height of of San Agustin) – Paoay, town in Asia according to the Spanish Ilocos Norte UNESCO. One of the colonial era
in the 18th and 19th
reasons for its inclusions Church of San Agustin or centuries.Vigan was the center of in the cultural heritage Spanish colonial power in Paoay Church is known northern Luzon. The range of sites in the Philippines is for its extravagant coral- structures along the plazas and that its architecture block buttresses and streets reveals the story of the reflects the coming town. ornate stone finials and is together of cultural among the 5 examples of elements from elsewhere tangible cultural heritage in the Philippines, from in the Philippines. The China and from Europe, construction of this world resulting in a culture and heritage site began in townscape that have no This world heritage site is a 1604 and was completed parallel anywhere in East living testament to the Spanish in 1710. Being one of and Southeast Asia. colonial era that exerts a UNESCO world heritage strong cultural influence on the modern Philippine nation sites in the Philippines,