Sto. Rosario Church
Sto. Rosario Church
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kegler747
Luzon, Philippines22,804 contributions
I love this church as it is like you are in the middle of the forest. People in this province are so ingenious as they used the branches and trunks of dead trees that's why this church really looks like mother nature built it herself. Words can't describe how beautiful the altar is so I am just attaching photos with this review. Even inside the church it feels like you are in an outdoor setting because it is airy.
The church has also an outdoor chapel which is equally beautiful.
The church has also an outdoor chapel which is equally beautiful.
Written October 16, 2010
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MijnlieverdFH
Tagum City, Philippines4,144 contributions
Mar 2014 • Friends
Situated in Sagay municipality, This church is uniquely decorated. The local materials were used to give awe to the tourist. A nice endeavor to beautify this church. Nice interior.
Written February 28, 2015
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csaramir
Mandaue, Philippines738 contributions
Dec 2012 • Friends
Its the first time I saw how old tree roots and branches could be used as art deco for the interior of this church
Written December 29, 2012
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credicoach
Philippines24 contributions
Jan 2017 • Solo
From all the churches I visited on the island the Sagay church is the most appealing of all. Old structure, well conserved with a very original interior decoration what gives a direct link to the community.
Quiet place and well ventilated. The place to sit down for a while (even when you are not Catholic).
You have to go there!
Quiet place and well ventilated. The place to sit down for a while (even when you are not Catholic).
You have to go there!
Written June 14, 2017
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wiserebel
47 contributions
Oct 2016 • Solo
The structure is impressive. It is old but has its charm.The interior ornaments used show the creativity and resourcefulness of Filipinos. You'd see driftwoods and bamboo used as decorations.
Written May 30, 2017
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Vic Mayor
Baguio, Philippines1,734 contributions
Feb 2017 • Friends
The Sto Rosario Church was built in 1882. The portal looks like the only original part of the facade aside from the outside walls.
The inside of the Church is something else. It was my first time to see a church decorated with drift wood chandeliers and other indegenious materials
The Church is located in the town of Sagay. It cannot be missed. Once you see a plaza with light blue paint the church is not far.
The inside of the Church is something else. It was my first time to see a church decorated with drift wood chandeliers and other indegenious materials
The Church is located in the town of Sagay. It cannot be missed. Once you see a plaza with light blue paint the church is not far.
Written February 14, 2017
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Wheelchair2014
Palawan Island, Philippines26 contributions
Nov 2015 • Family
a lovely old Spanish built church, a credit to the original builders, such old structures should be heritage listed, amazing
Written December 17, 2015
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