Finally I have come to visit San Ildefonso Parish Church
known as Tanay Church to the locals of this town. I’ve been in Tanay for the fifth time this
year but unfortunately I never get the chance to drop by on this church built
in 1773. Ever since I went to Tanay, never it happened before that I step foot
on this church, although the thought of getting there has been planted already.
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| inside the church |
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| The Nazarene |
San Ildefonso Parish Churh was declared a National Culture
Treasure by National Commission for
Culture and Arts.
It wasn’t busy day in this town as it happened to be Sunday. Some people would remain in their house and
some go to Savemore, it’s like a little mall that caters to the consumers with its supermarket.
I went to some of the streets of this town and there were
some booth exhibits outside the gate of Tanay Church selling native products. It was my first time to stay in the main town
starting from 12 noon till the evening.
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| bazaars |
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| native products sold by the vendors |
It was a sunny day that makes the sky in color blue which is
great to take some walks across the plaza and the main streets of this town.
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| street vendor selling some bracelets, etc |
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| the town plaza |
Tanay has become my hub because it only takes an hour
traveling time from Ortigas Extention in Cainta.
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| Mang Ogie performing hilot to a boy |
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Amazing photographs, my friend! Everything is crisp and clear, and your choice of settings is always the best. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Stephen and ate Mench for visiting my site.
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