this is one of the best-looking churches i've been to in my life and i've been to quite a few. it truly deserves to be declared a world heritage site. the facade is quite impressive with its carvings while the inside of the church is even better. this church is worth a visit if you ever go to iloilo.

hope you enjoy also visiting this place. like to watch the hablon products and different things and their places like beaches.

Getting there takes about an hour and a half from downtown Iloilo. We visited Molo Church before going to Miagao Church, therefore took a jeepney to Molo and then a jeepney to Miagao. Fare from Molo to Miagao was Php50 per person. Going back to Iloilo city proper, across the church ride the jeep to Mohon Terminal then take the... More

I went to Miag-ao Church just after Christmas 2011 during my stay in Iloilo City because I am a historian and it's on my bucketlist (to see all the UNESCO sites). This church is one of Iloilo's oldest and most renowned, and certainly most intriguing architecturally speaking. Perhaps one of Iloilo's downfalls is that there's a grand cathedral or historical... More

If you like history, and would love to see what the Spanish legacy left behind in the Philippines, do visit this church. It really deserved its status as a UNESCO heritage site. Intricate architecture and its design alone has a wow factor that many usual churches lack.

Visiting this heritage site was worth it despite waking up at 4am. I hope they could have more lights to brighten the corners and images in inside (in case it's not against its preservation)

quiet far from the Iloilo city but worth the trip. Recently restored. Pictures are taken on a high afternoon. Enjoy.

This was indeed a very unique Church with a feature - rich facade.Unfortunately it was closed when we went there so we were unable to look inside. This chuch is actually around 1 hour from Iloilo city via the Miag-ao jeep. There was really nothing else to do except to take pictures hehe but the resulting pictures were very nice.... More

We were so amazed with this historic churce...the walls, facade and the icons were really from the spanish era...the care taker was so accomodating and tells you the history about the church...he even get to the point of being our photographer inside....nice trip...