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The centuries-old churches of Negros and Iloilo stand as majestic testaments to the Philippines’ rich Spanish colonial history and enduring faith. From the intricate façade of Miagao Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to the solemn beauty of San Sebastian Cathedral in Bacolod, these architectural treasures showcase baroque, neoclassical, and Romanesque styles. Built by Filipino artisans and Spanish missionaries, these churches have withstood natural calamities and wars, yet remain deeply rooted in local culture. Walking through their halls, you’ll find not only religious significance but also stories of resilience, artistry, and community. Exploring these sacred landmarks is like traveling back in time to witness centuries of devotion and history.
