We left Banaue today. Before leaving, we listened to Ifugao Governor Teddy Baguilat. Our last stopover was at Dupax del Sur to check out the church which is a National Cultural Treasure.
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 | I'm happy to see that they were able to preserve this. |
| What a wonderful vista! So glad the grass plaza is still there and hasn't been cemented over. |
| Mind if I share this photo in a thread at SSF Ivan?
Thanks! |
| It's a good thing that they got rid of the heavy layer of white paint.
So glad to know that! Finally the Americans got something right over there. Hehehe. Hey, they are responsible for quite a lot of the destruction on our churches back in Spanish American War and WWII :D
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| Oh, so that's what that boxy looking structure must've been. Oh, well it is the season. Merry Christmas Ivan! :D |
| I'd imagine that its either bare or polychromed originally. But, just to see it still existing and haven't been gold leafed to death (hahaha) makes me happey. |
 | Wow! Our Bambang and Bagabag Catholic Churches in Nueva Vizcaya are lookers too.. Same is true with the Bayombong Cathedral... circa 1500-1700 mga ito.. Although, the Cathedral's belltower was destroyed by the July 16,1990 eathquake... |
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Mind if I share this photo in a thread at SSF Ivan? 
