For those eager to revisit the past and grasp a tangible part of history, a most worthy option would definitely be sightseeing significant heritage sites. And the Philippines, which has emerged from a long and rich colonial past, offers both that opportunity and gratification. From war-torn ruins to heroes’ birthplaces, the country has it all for wanderers of all ages.
But architectural landmarks are more than reminders of a bygone era: They are a living testament to what and how early Filipinos lived in the past – the very stories of their aspirations and their struggles. Which is why in order to help connect and appreciate their stories, preserving architectural heritage sites is a must if one is to fully understand Philippine identity in the present.
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