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UNION: Best of the Islands Philippines
Religious Tourist Attractions
Shrine of Our Lady of Charity. The Agoo Basilica enshrines the miraculous
image of Our Lady of Charity. This imposing structure of Mexican-Baroque
architecture is the venue of religious rites foremost is the
Semana Santa.
Shrine of Our Lady of Namacpacan. The century-old church of St. Catherine
in Luna formerly called Namacpacan, houses the miraculous image
of Our Lady of Namacpacan, patroness of Ilocano travellers. The
shrine is located at the town proper of Luna, approximately 40
kilometers northwest of San Fernando.
Agoo Apparition Site. The much publicized divine visitations
of the Virgin Mary in San Antonio has established Agoo as a destination
of Marian devotees.
Macho Temple. This Chinese temple believed to be the
only one built with five gates, sits on a promontory north of
the town proper of San Fernando and overlooks the San Fernando
Bay. The temple enshrines the image of the Virgin of Casasay,
the patroness of the Filipino-Chinese residents.
La Union (Bauang), Philippines
is 259 Kms.
away from Manila (Rizal Monument)
Philippine
Travel Tips and General Informations
Source of Information:
Department of Tourism, Philippines
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LA
UNION: Best of the Islands Philippines Shrine of Our Lady of Namacpacan. The century-old church of St. Catherine in Luna formerly called Namacpacan, houses the miraculous image of Our Lady of Namacpacan, patroness of Ilocano travellers. The shrine is located at the town proper of Luna, approximately 40 kilometers northwest of San Fernando. Agoo Apparition Site. The much publicized divine visitations of the Virgin Mary in San Antonio has established Agoo as a destination of Marian devotees. Macho Temple. This Chinese temple believed to be the only one built with five gates, sits on a promontory north of the town proper of San Fernando and overlooks the San Fernando Bay. The temple enshrines the image of the Virgin of Casasay, the patroness of the Filipino-Chinese residents. |
away from Manila (Rizal Monument) Source of Information:
Department of Tourism, Philippines |