Naga City is famous in terms of
religious fluvial procession that usually starts and ends to a church.
Speaking of which, did you know that Bicol region also has their own
historical
and heritage churches? Let’s start with the San Francisco Church in Naga City.
I wasn’t able to touch or enter this old structure because we literally passed by this church. Good thing that
my shutter was quick and was able to capture this gorgeous church. I did a
research online and found out that this church was erected in 1578. Same as
with the other old church in the Philippines, it was made up of bamboo, wood
then reconstructed into a brick in 17th century. The structure that we are
seeing today was constructed in 1957, after the Second World War. Historically speaking, the
church’s parish served as the interrogation and persecution site during the
Spanish colonization in the Philippines. Read our Caramoan escapade, Click Here >>>
