Laoag Travel Guide

 monina_c Says:  For your reading needs and gifts visit Samtoy Bookstore at the 2nd Floor of the Tabacalera next to the Museo Iloko. They also rent books out by the hour. :) 

 monina_c Says:  Anyone can use the swimming pool at the Rizal park for a minimal fee. The pool is part of the public park upgraded by Gov. Imee Marcos. It is located right across the Marcos Stadium. 

 monina_c Says:  there is a wall in rizal park in laoag that climbers can use at a minimal price. the park is located accross the marcos stadium next to the MMSU Laboratory High School. 

 heydelin Says:  It was a Sunday and unfortunately the Museum is closed, Anyway, I'd love to share with you some photos outside the Museum. 

 pres_16 Says:  Before taking our flight to Manila, I took the time to see some of the sites of Laoag City. There is so much to see in Ilocos, so have a good itinerary if you want to make most of your time here even in a single visit.Roaming around the city, I spotted this structure that... 

 wabufamy Says:  Who would've thought that they have a branch in Laoag? This restaurant is located in the La Tabacalera LIfestyle Center. Food is good but they have small servings. Don't believe them when they say it's good for 2 people. Unless, of course you eat like a bird. All of the... 

 wabufamy Says:  Located in the La Tabacalera Ilocano Lifestyle Center, the cafe adds a modern twist to local cuisine. Don't miss their dinner buffet which costs (if I remember correctly) around P200.00, where you can sample various Ilocano food. 

 monina_c Says:  Eagle's Nest is the bar located next to the Java Hotel. It is made of native materials and provides a view of the grounds and greens of the adjacent hotel. A relaxing venue to wind down after a busy day exploring Laoag City and its environs. :) Service is fast. The bar is... 

 dollyarroyo Says:  we're a group of photographer hobbyists who had less than 3 days in ilocos. day 1 was already devoted to ilocos sur. day 2, we wanted to capture the iconic places ilocos norte offers. but we were warned that vigan to pagudpud, would be around 5 hours... we were having second... 

 jenniedevera Says:  it was Nov. 29, 2012 when we landed in Pagudpud for our tour. Actually the tour is Pagudpud-Laoag-Vigan. Anyways, as we landen in the town proper, Kuya Joseph accommodate us. He is our Driver in the whole tour. He brings us to the beautiful places in Laoag, vigan and... 

 markitotz Says:  We hired this van in our recent Laoag to Pagudpud trip. He also tours around Laoag and Vigan as well.STAREX 2007 model (van)Pro - very good airconditioning, very clean, newOwner - Rodel Luga / Impression - accommodating, negotiable price and tour locations, Laoag-basedPrice... 

 tinkleskadingkadoo Says:  We opted to take the so-called Sleeper bus of Florida for we have our 5yr old daughter with us. To our dismay, The Sleeper was just a seat that could be reclined to a lying position. I think its even narrower than the regular seat. My daughter and I had to share a seat and... 

 Benamags Says:  Trike drivers in Laoag can easily tell that you are a tourist. Even though we know the fare is P8.00 per head, they charged us P10.00 each. After our second ride, we brought out all our coins so we can pay the exact amount. End of overcharging! :) 

 bulldogtwo Says:  Keeping in mind the holidays and how busy transportation can get in the Philippines during the holidays, I would avoid travel over the Christmas/New Years breaks. As far as travel goes, travel in PI also takes a long time to get from one place to the other, if you can go by...