Iloilo

Q: What is Iloilo best known for?

Iloilo is best known for its well-preserved historic sites that date back to the Spanish era of the Philippines, from ancestral houses to Catholic churches. It’s also known for being the birthplace of dishes like La Paz Batchoy and Pancit Molo.

Q: When is the best time to visit Iloilo?

The best time to visit Iloilo are the months of January to May. These months are the driest of the year, making it the ideal period to go sightseeing around the city. All the more if you’re planning on going to the beaches or embark on island-hopping adventures.

Q: Where is the best location for tourists to stay in Iloilo?

There are numerous hotels in the Iloilo City Proper. Staying there means you’ll be close to many eateries, hangout spots, and many of the most famous attractions in the city.

Visayas is one of the three divisions of the Philippines and is home to the beautiful island of Panay, and any trip there isn’t complete without spending a few days in Iloilo City. This metropolis has a unique charm that stems from having urbanized structures standing alongside well-preserved remnants from the Spanish Occupation of the country, most notably its majestic churches, making it a popular pilgrimage destination.

It’s a popular tourist activity to immerse oneself in the heritage and nature of the city. There are tours designed to acquaint you with the Hiligaynon language and the history of the city as well as nature trips that will take you to the beautiful countryside.