After our quick lunch at Plaza Burgos we headed now to Burgos Museum, unfortunately the museum is still closed, but according to Wikipilipinas this museum contains the memorabilia of the martyr priest Jose Burgos along with an excellent collection of archeological and ethnological finds such as a series of paintings dating back to Basi Revolt and records of the native reactions to colonialism.
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| Padre Burgos House - National Museum |
Our next stop is Pagburnayan jar making then we noticed the Vigan City hall.
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| This is the administrative and legislative establishment of Vigan City.. |
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| Besides the City Hall is the Jollibee.. |
Just after appreciating the beauty of these plazas, we continued our tour to Pagburnayan Jar making, I'm so curious to know on how they make the Ilocano jar called “burnay", so then again we took another tricycle to get there..
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