Articles tagged with: San Joaquin
San Joaquin Church: Militaristic in Design and Purpose
Now sitting quietly at one of Iloilo’s oldest and historic towns, the Church of San Joaquin is a must-see for those having their South Iloilo adventure. More than a century old, the church had been …
Searching for the Datu (Part 2): Lawigan and Sinogbuhan
A month ago, I started sharing the first part of our adventure in the coasts of San Joaquin (Part 1 here). Looking for the Imbidayan Rock, we found the beauty of the pristine and unspoiled …
Searching for the Datu (Part 1): Tiolas and Cataan Cove
It was another adventure for us – this time searching for the steps of the old Datus. Centuries ago, in this part of Panay Island (the town of San Joaquin), balangays of ten Datus from …
Garin Farm at San Joaquin (Part 3): An Adventure You Shouldn’t Miss
Okay, so we had pilgrimage, climbed a 400-step staircase, fed some animals, and watered some plants. So what’s next for us at Garin Farm? Definitely – FUN! Relax and enjoy the time with your family …
Agriculture? It’s More Fun in San Joaquin’s Garin Farm (Part 2)
What else to do in a farm? Surely, growing crops and raising animals are. But in Garin Farm at San Joaquin, I guess they take it at another notch higher. Using eco-friendly and practical techniques, …
Garin Farm at San Joaquin (Part 1): The Pilgrimage
Pilgrimage during summer? What else do you have in mind? A beautiful scenery, captivating replica of Christ’s life, and of course a flight of 400 stairs towards a gigantic Cross- that’s what in store for …
