Why is Taal Heritage town not as famous as Vigan?
Why isn't Taal Heritage Town as famous as Vigan?
Taal is actually a bigger heritage town, it's much closer to Metro Manila, has dozens of well-preserved ancestral houses, and is home to one of the largest Catholic churches in Asia. Yet it's rarely promoted locally, much less internationally.
It has the potential to be the Philippine equivalent of Jiufen or Hoi An, with vibrant streets lined with cafés, restaurants, artisan shops, and local food that encourage visitors to stay and explore. The heritage is already there. Why it hasn't received the same level of promotion and development?