Malacañang of the North is also known as Malacañang ti Amianan among Ilocanos. This was built during President Marcos' era. And being dubbed as his country, Ilocos Norte is home to many of his remnants and one of these is the Malacañang of the North. According to Ilocano's Marcos love to stay here rather than Malacañang Palace.
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| Malacañang of the North |
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| with Imelda's portrait |
It is within a 5-hectare property and overlooks the calm water of Paoay Lake wherein guests can do some water sports during their stay.
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| By the lake |
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| by the window |
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| antique |
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| Expressing his love for Imelda |
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| With F. E. Marcos' wax |
Now managed by the Department of Tourism, entrance fees are 30 pesos and 20 pesos for adults and children . It is open from 9am-11:30am and 1pm-4:30pm daily except on Mondays.
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11 comments:
i agree, i've read some marcos' love letters (badoc) to imelda and he really loves and adores imelda.
Hi Monjheng!!! Super helpful ng post mo kasi pupunta akong Ilocos this June.. etong Malacanang of the North ang isa sa mga list of places to visit ko.. thanks for the tips! =) [www.budgetbiyahera.blogspot.com]
Mayumi...sama mo na yung Kapurpurawan...ang ganda din dun :)saka yung waterfalls kaso medyo mahaba-haba silang lakaran :D
Never been to Ilocos. I hope matuloy na kami this summer. :)
I have seen that place and I realized how lavish their life really is. The house was so big and the view was great. It was probably a great place to stay when they used to live there.
-KC Canlas
We went here during our field trip when I was still in college. I love the view dun sa lake and yung mga puno ng mangga sa labas hitik na hitik sa bunga! nakakamiss. :)
the Marcoses bring back both pleasant and not-so-pleasant memories.
I've never been to Ilocos before pero I'm gonna make sure na pupuntahan ko yang Malacanang of the North when I got the chance to visit that proince.
Marcos! a legacy that will last forever.
Marcos! their legacy will last forever
I went there a decade ago. I'm surprised its still the same
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