About Lazi Church
Lazi Church, officially known as the San Isidro Labrador Parish Church, is one of Siquijor’s most treasured heritage landmarks. Built in 1884 during the Spanish colonial period, the church is admired for its neoclassical and baroque-inspired architecture, massive coral stone walls, and wooden interiors. Together with its historic convent, considered one of the largest in the Philippines, Lazi Church was declared a National Cultural Treasure in 1972 and a proposed UNESCO World Heritage Site. By the way, it was initially built using seashells, coral stones, and wood.
