Vigan City, A Northern Spanish Heritage of the Philippines

The Philippines was colonized by Spain for more than 300 years making the Philippines inherit culture, language and religion.
We all know that Spaniards and Spanish people are Cathlolic people having the calendar full of holidays that are Catholic related. Given example for one of the Holidays that the Catholics celebrate is the Holy Week, or a week of sacrifice for them not eating meat or sometimes, they do fasting.

Vigan City, Ilocos Sur is located North.
The place is known for vintage houses, it is also a place of culture since it is full of different museums that you can only see there.
It rarely rains there since it is a hot region in the Philippines.

Vigan is also known for their empanada or orange puff pastry with eggs inside.
What I can say is that their food is cheap yet worth a try.