Northern part of South China Sea |
Santuario de Maria Retreat House |
The municipality of Burgos history
tells that the municipality of Burgos was formerly called (paritan means to
prohibit), it was called that way since natives of the town during those time
prohibit migration of people from neighboring towns to their place. It was then
eventually called Nagpartian (parti means to butcher) during the Spanish era.
Nagpartian means a place where an animal was butchered, and a Spanish priest
was butchered in the place, the reason why it was called that way. And in 1913 it was renamed Burgos
in honor of Father Burgos thru the initiative of then Ilocos 1st district
representative Hon. Santiago Fonacier.
Located at the northwestern part of Ilocos Norte Province, the municipality of Burgos is bounded on the north by South China Sea, on the east by the towns of Bangui, on the southeast by Vintar, on the south and west by Pasuquin.
One of the must see places in the
Municipality of Burgos is the heritage structure called Cape Bojeador
Lighthouse, also known as Burgos Lighthouse, it was established on March 31,
1892. Formerly called Faro Cabo Cape Bojeador, as it sit majestically on a hill
overlooking the South China Sea. Burgos lighthouse is the most accessible of
all the lighthouses in north Luzon. And it is still functioning to date,
serving ships passing by the northern part of South China Sea. It is
recommended to visit the lighthouse in the months of November to January, when
the cold winds from winter China are felt throughout the normally hot Ilocos
Region.
Cape Bojeador Lighthouse |
Santuario de Maria Retreat House |
Enjoyed being at the Burgos and thankful where we stay for a night in a great and awesome cool retreat house , Santuario de Maria Retreat House arranged with Mayor Crescente Garcia and Burgos Parish Priest Rev. Fr. Ronald Bonayon. The trip to
Batac, Vigan, Burgos, Ilocos Norte, was made possible thru the initiative of
our friend Ms. Lorna Ipac, the hospital administrator of Don Mariano Memorial
Hospital and Medical Center (MMHMC) in Batac.
18 comments:
History of the name of the place seem creepy! Lol! ....must have been a great night for y'all!
Wow! The huts look cute!
I've been to Vigan several times but Ilocos Norte is still one place in my to visit list. I hope I can visit this place someday.
that would be an amazing retreat experience.
I've never been to Ilocos but i think it's worth exploring.... you look like u had fun in there.
I'll be traveling to Ilocos next week, and have already planned on visiting the famous lighthouse.. so if there's still time, I might just check out this place. :)
Yey! All my bags are packed I'm ready to go, hehe.
I'll be seeing this soon, alone.. hehe.
wow, it looks like those houses in movies meron din pala nyan sa Pinas...
Stunning Ilocos, how I wish I could set foot there. If only it is not so far.
the cottages and the houses look really old and creepy..
This would be a nice retreat!
I could spend a week here just contemplating.. hahah!
BTW! our country has renamed South China Sea as West Philippine Sea..
It has been for some time now, as it refers to the surrounding Sea's facing China
Such a nice place to visit. Ilocos will be out next destination. Yay! thanks for sharing this.
Wow! another part of Burgos in Ilocos Norte to visit. ^_^
Ang Ganda naman...:)
Ang cute naman ng mga kubo... hehehe..
Salamat po sa Pag Share..:)
wow first photo p lng naamazed nko!! majestically indeed! xx
Ilocos=checked! :D
amazing photos.. I feel so ecstatic about traveling.
love these shots :)
Wow! this is good for the whole family to have a plan to have a quality time for their love ones. Someday, I will visit this place. I love to Travel Philippines
Wonderful post as well as wonderful place is this. Anyway, i would like to say I appreciate your post and I am hoping that this coming summer I will be there to travel. Thanks for this info!
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