Bacolor travel guide and discussion

Traveling in Bacolor, Philippines, the scenery here is like you are in Bali, with a comfortable living environment. You can also bring your own food. It is not a problem for the whole family to stay. The price is 12,000 yuan per night (PHP). In this post-epidemic era, everyone should come out and spend money quickly. If you want to have a romantic garden wedding, this place is also very suitable for #familytravel #国外游 #亲子好去处

#falladventures #travel #familytravel This is one of the churches in Pampanga that were directly affected by Mt. Pinatubo when it erupted in 1991. However, the disaster came four years after when some of the materials spewed by the volcano and deposited on its slope were washed away and carried downslope by rainwater. It's called "lahar," and it came rushing down in 1995, burying half of this beautiful 16th-century church. People fled and abandoned the church for a while. When the situation became safe, they returned and started restoring the church, ŕaising its floor level, building new entrances, etc., and that's what visitors can see today. Notwithstanding the disaster that hit San Guillermo Church, its original beauty still shines through. One can still imagine how beautiful the church must have been before it was buried by a lahar half-deep. Its belfry must have been truly majestic. Its interior must have been lovely, etc. All of this is really worth visiting. There's also a museum that documents the tragic event and puts on display some items that were saved from the old church. If you enjoy the pictures, please like them! Follow me, Travelogist, for more updates like these.

It was a trip to San Fernando, Philippines 🇵🇭 The city is a charming urban destination in Pampanga, known for its rich culture and heritage 🙌 The first stop on our itinerary was the San Fernando Train Station 🚉 a historic landmark that offers a glimpse into the city’s past. The vintage architecture of the station, combined with its well-maintained exterior, makes it a perfect spot for history buffs and photographers alike 📸 If you’re into vintage aesthetics, this place is a must 🙌 📍San Fernando Train Station, San Fernando City, Pampanga One of the most scenic places we explored in San Fernando was the Riverwalk, located along the San Fernando River. The calm water 💦 with views of the nearby mountains provide a tranquil backdrop for a relaxing stroll. We visited in the late afternoon, and I highly recommend timing your visit to catch the sunset 🌇 The colors reflecting off the water, especially when the sun dips behind the horizon, are just breathtaking. It’s the ideal spot for photographers looking to capture the golden hour ✨ 📍San Fernando Riverwalk, San Fernando City, Pampanga If you love capturing architectural beauty, don’t miss out on the San Guillermo Parish Church ⛪️ one of the oldest churches in the area. The church is an amazing mix of Spanish colonial and modern influences, and we were able to get some great shots both inside and outside 📸 The serene atmosphere and intricate design, combined with the well-preserved facade, make this place a photographer’s dream. We spent a bit of time here appreciating the history, and it was definitely one of the highlights of our visit 😍 📍San Guillermo Parish Church, Barangay San Guillermo, Bacolor, Pampanga One of the best parts of visiting San Fernando is the opportunity to visit Paskuhan Village, especially during the holiday season. Known as the “Christmas Capital of the Philippines,”🎄 this village is a celebration of Christmas with its colorful lights and festive decorations ✨ We explored the area in the evening, and I would recommend coming after dark for the full effect. The entire place lights up beautifully, and it’s a magical spot to snap some Christmas-themed photos 📸 📍Paskuhan Village, San Fernando, Pampanga San Fernando offers a delightful mix of history, nature, and culture, and every corner has something unique to offer for those looking to take stunning photos 🙌🙌🙌 #philippinestrip #Vacation #travel

oldest Catholic church in San Fernando pampanga, it was buried by volcanic ash and lava in 1993 after mount Pinatubo eruption...

The San Guillermo Church is one of the oldest churches in Pampanga. It was named after Bacolor's patron saint, San Guillermo, where the church is located. the lahar flow from Mt. Pinatubo’s 1991 eruption reduced Bacolor Church’s façade into half its original height. A historical treasure and a perfect example of the human spirit rising from a severe calamity.