The City of Vigan, situated in Ilocos Sur, has undergone a remarkable transformation from a small town into a vibrant city, maintaining its rich cultural heritage. In the time of Spanish colonization, Vigan was a lively trading hub, visited by merchants from China and Spanish settlers. Its advantageous position close to the Abra River established it as a center for trade, where items like gold, tobacco, and textiles were exchanged. The town was defined by its cobblestone pathways, historic buildings, and the blend of Asian and European styles in its architecture. Although Vigan is relatively small, it significantly influenced the region's economy and cultural identity. Currently, Vigan has developed into a lively city renowned for its preserved Spanish colonial beauty. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, the city's most famous feature is Calle Crisologo, where historic ancestral homes border cobbled streets. Contemporary buildings have integrated flawlessly with th...