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jayjayc Says: -There are many Bibingka Vendors across the Church's Plaza-A lot of locals drop by to grab snacks and all mini bibingka stores are closing before dark
jayjayc Says: -Molo Church: probably the second most visually appealing Church in Iloilo Province after Miag-ao Church-Built in 1860's and has gone through its first renovation in 1870 adding Gothic and Romanesque elements-The pyramidal structures (spires) on the top of the church in...
See Old Buildings Like Convento de Molo
cyndymc Says: As I sat on a bench at the Molo Plaza, I noticed a Hispanic style old structure with the name Convento de Molo. Curious, I approached it and saw a historical marker on the corner of the building. Hoping to learn more about the building, I was surprised that the marker was...
cyndymc Says: I spent some time strolling in the Molo Plaza observing the local street foods, watching families strolling in the grounds and children frolicking around, even listening (unnoticed) to conversations. I strolled for a while and noticed the old trees with gnarled trunks and...
cyndymc Says: The historic Molo Church a.k.a. St. Anne Parish is the most popular tourist attraction of Molo District. Even non-Catholics go to see the beautiful Gothic-Renaissance Church made of coral rocks and limestones. There's a story that Philippine National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal...
jayjayc Says: -Easy transport to Molo is via passenger jeepney with "Villa" signage-Less than 10 minutes from Robinsons Mall, Iloilo City
cyndymc Says: To reach Molo Church, Take a jeepney from Plaza Libertad or at the market terminal going to any of these destinations: Oton, Villa, Baluarte or Timawa. Ask driver to drop you off at the Molo Plaza. Fare costs only P7.00/pax.
cyndymc Says: The 2nd time we went to Molo Church, we hailed a taxi from Jaro. It cost us P70.00 one way.
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cyndymc Says: I met a student nurse staying in the dormitory of One Lourdes Dormitel. Her family hails from Molo. I learned something very interesting from her. As mentioned in my tip about Molo Church, coral stones and limestones were used in building the structure. I learned that egg...
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The 2nd time we went to Molo Church, we hailed a taxi from Jaro. It cost us P70.00 one way.
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I've been wanting to go to Molo since I saw photos of its beautiful church. Before, I thought Molo was another town in the Province of Iloilo. When I learned that it was actually a District of Iloilo...
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-The three of the most popular churches in the province are Miagao Church, Guimbal Church and Molo Church -The Church was established in 1831 in M.H. Del Pilar Street, District of Molo, Iloilo City......
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