PAOAY CHURCH DRAWING

Church of Paoay In Ilocos Norte,

Philippines, the Saint Agustine Church,
also known as Paoay Church, is a Roman
Catholic church. Paoay Church, built in
1910, is the most famous example of
Spanish colonial earthquake baroque
architecture in the Philippines. The
church's most prominent feature is the
ilocos
church's wall, which is composed of
enormous coral stones and bricks and
has 24 huge buttresses on the sides and
back. The stone facade is built leaning
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towards the front and seems as a
gigantic pediment rising from the
ground. A three-storey coral bell tower
The Juan Luna Shrine is a
resembling a pagoda stands adjacent to
the facade, which was used as an
replica of the artist's birthplace,
observation post by Filipino guerrillas
against Japanese soldiers during World
War II and by Filipino revolutionaries
against the Spaniards in 1898.
which was built in 1857. The
museum features antique
furniture, historic photographs,
arts
and personal mementos from
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copies of Luna's paintings
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1953, his ashes were laid to rest
in niche 73 of the San Agustin
Church in Manila's Intramuros
neighborhood. ILOCOS NORTE

soldier horse
(fort ilocandia)
Prior to the September 11th
attacks, then-Capt. Mark Nutsch
never imagined he'd employ his
horseback riding skills, which he
mastered as a kid on a Kansas
cattle ranch, in a fight. Nutsch
and a team of 11 other Green
Berets from the 5th Special
Forces Group's Operational
Detachment Alpha 595 were
launched into Afghanistan a few
weeks later, on Oct. 19, 2001, to
liberate the territory from the
Taliban without the use of tanks
or trucks. It's all about horses.
Bantay abot
bangui
cave
windmills The Bantay Abot caverns are found
painting in Balaoi's Sitio Gaoa. It refers to a
sea mountain having a gap in it.
Waves gradually eroded the
naturally formed hole until it was
destroyed by an earthquake in the
1980s. It looks like a gigantic donut!
The waves continue to wash through
the hole, sculpting it.
Aside from learning about the Bangui
Windmills' characteristics and history, you
as a visitor will most likely want to go there
to take some great photos to save and
share. This scenario is more than available
for you if you visit during the day (the
windmills are not lit at night), as all places
are accessible and the site is touristically
put up. You can even ride horses and there
are various souvenir kiosks near the
entrance where you can buy small
windmills and other items. You can also
drink and eat some at the site's gate, so if
you're on a day trip to Ilocos Norte, you can
easily spend one day there.