The heritage of Iloilo City is characterized by its rich history, cultural traditions, architectural treasures, and contributions to the Philippines. Several aspects highlighted included are the Spanish Colonial Influence on the historic churches in the city districts, and Ancestral Houses and other structures located along the old major roads.
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Placemaking is a multi-faceted approach to urban planning that involves creating public spaces and designing them in a way that encourages people to gather, interact, and enjoy the space. It is an approach that emphasizes the importance of creating high-quality public spaces that are accessible, safe, and welcoming to people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities.
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Iloilo City, dubbed the “Bike Capital of the Philippines”, is continuously maintaining the title with the coordination of the local government unit and also with several group advocates and cyclists. It started with the need for a mode of transportation during the height of the pandemic and flourished riding a bicycle into a sort-of-a lifestyle for most people.
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Whenever I got the time, I do visit or walk by the city’s district plazas here in Iloilo City and get to enjoy the features of these public spaces that were recently improved by the LGU’s development projects. Plazas play a crucial role in facilitating social interaction and fostering vibrant communities. Here are some key reasons why plazas are important for social interaction:
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Preparing for a long bike ride involves several important steps to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Here are five things you should do before embarking on a bike long ride:
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The Iloilo City Cultural Heritage Conservation Council (ICCHCC) is a government agency established to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of Iloilo City, Philippines. The council was created through Executive Order No. 55 issued by the former Mayor of Iloilo City, Jed Patrick Mabilog, in 2011.
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