Pro

Rich in history - the Sinking Bell Tower
Con

too short a time to notice ....
In a nutshell

Don't miss this if you are on your way up North...
pres_16 Says: I have always been curious about this bell tower. Visit this site and see it for yourself, the main door is now buried halfway below ground level.
1 Review and 15 Opinions I made a reservation over the phone since on the website it doesn't show that there was a single...
Johnny Moon Cafe: Modern Laoag Cuisine
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.
Tribeca: For Late Night Caffein Pangs
monina_c Says: Tribeca is Laoag's version of Starbuck's. Their coffee and cakes are less expensive than the latter's. The crew are very accommodating and well-mannered. Tribeca is a place where young people, yuppies and even the more mature crowd congregate to have good coffee and just...
Florida Sleeper bus from Laoag to Manila
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...
myspices Says: After your visit to Paoay Church and the Malacanang of the North located in Paoay, you can move from Paoay to Laoag (to catch a bus to Vigan) using the tricycle via the Gilbert Bridge. Gilbert bridge which is built across the Laoag river connects Batac (14km) and Paoay...
Laoag City Public Market: Chichacorn!
Gunggoneer Says: When travelling Ilocos-bound destinations, it is a must that you buy Chichacorn (in different flavors), Longganisang Iloko and Sukang Iloko - Ilocano vinegar (only if travelling by bus).
The Bridge that connects - Gilbert Bridge
myspices Says: Gilbert Bridge is built across Laoag river and connects Laoag to Batac (14km), Paoay (16km), Vigan (80km) and Manila (485km).
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Gilbert Bridge is built across Laoag river and connects Laoag to Batac (14km), Paoay (16km), Vigan (80km) and Manila (485km).
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Q: Hello Guys, Good day. I will be needing your inputs regarding our planned Ilocos trip. My girlfriend and I will be...

A: 1. Viron Transit has a terminal within Vigan City where you can get a bus to Laoag. I think it's near Plaza Burgos (but I might be wrong). Alternatively, you can take a...
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Laoag - Something interesting here too..

Laoag (pronounced as "la-wak"), the capital city, is in the province of Ilocos Norte. Laoag means "light" in the Ilocano dialect. It is rich in heritage and blessed with a fair bit of cultures - old...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Laoag. I'd love to share with you the 6 tips I've written, the 14 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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Laoag City..the Marcos county..

So I decided to pursue my travel alone since my bestfriend bailed out on me. It was her birthday last 03/11/12 and I booked a ticket last January so we can bond together however she decided not to go...
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Laoag City is a progressive town in Ilocos, conveniently located between tourist spots in Vigan and Pagudpod in the far north. It boasts of an airport and an active commercial center which gives it......
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