We came here after visiting the Cordillera Region around Banaue. It was quite interesting to read about the history of the Cordillera including head hunting.

MUSEO ILOCOS NORTE Opens Monday to Sunday up to 5pm 50 Pesos Entrance fee. As respect to the museum, touching is prohibited and since they trust you for this visiting this place must follow rules. Can take pictures all you want, even tho the 50 pesos was not worth enough just because its small and very hot no ac in the rooms. But its just helping the community to preserve the culture we had for ilocano's and native. You can enjoy as some were imititation i supposed and some were authentic real.

There was no one staffing the entrance and I waited 5 minutes for someone to arrive to take my money and buy a ticket. The museum is fairly interesting and provides good information.

Nice museum however the entrance fee is too much. Im from ilocos norte and im obliged to pay for the fee. Its like i need to pay inorder to see ancestral instruments, tools and equipment of our ancestors, not quite good 😁 but the PLACE, the area itself, onthe other hand is outstanding in the sense that youll able to learn the tradition and tools of long time ago. tools like paggapas(harvesting materials), kawes(clothes), and many more.

The first of its kind in the Philippines - a solar time detector built in 1841 by Fr. Juan Sorolla, an Augustinian Priest... It is located at the backside of St. Augustine Church and its replica is found in front of the Municipal Hall built in 1845...

Small museum showing ethnographic displays. Musical instruments, farming tools etc

Historical and tranquil. Make sure to drop by at the local museum. There is a souvenir shop inside the building and a coffee bar outside. Get the chance to get the city's tourist map for guidance!

Shows the culture very well. Most importantly not to long but not to short

Very great historical place. The museum itself is a great peace of history well preserved. Inside are pieces of history about how ilocanos used to live.

Sundial is well preserved by the LGU of Tagudin

(Translated by Google) Many Old Galleries are displayed (Original) Maraming Old Gallery nakadisplay

Very nice town. The gateway of ilocos sur in the south

Woderful

Small museum.

Small but quite good and very well-maintained.

Authentic.

There are so many things to look back too. Such a nice place 💜

(Translated by Google) There is a restaurant on the back side It is good for a break The museum has few to see (Original) 裏側に飲食店あり休憩にいい 博物館は見るもの少ない

Good place.. it reminds me of the things we used before at home..

View of the past for Ilocos region

Nice place

Seiko 😀

This is my town

(Translated by Google) Ok parin and acurate yet. Community kc also runs (Original) Ok parin and acurate pa. Inaalagan din ng community kc

The original structure is located inside the school compound beside the church. A replica is located infront of the municipal hall.

A small chunk of great history

Centennial historical landmark in tagudin. Nice place for taking selfies

A good place to see historical place

Withstanding the changing of times and seasons and of a world war and revolutions are two of the most enduring yet least known legacies of the Spanish colonization are the sun dials in Tagudin, Ilocos Sur. From March 22 to September 23, 1841, the first sun dial in the Philippines was built by Father Juan Sorolla in what is now the compound of St. Augustine Church and School. Everything and everyone has a story to tell.

I don't know if sundials are still accurate but nice knowing. I remembered trigonometry topic when a mathematician measured earth's circumference using shadows. 😏

I grew up around town and i never get tired of this historical sundial of my home town. I recommend this spot to all.

When in Ilocandia, this must be a visit place. Museo Ilocos Norte. A historical landmark and the inputs on how the ilocanos lived a life from Tobacco Farming to Pottery making. the influenced of its political clans and the spanish colonizations lives. Located in the City of Loag, The Capital of Ilocos Norte.

Beautiful story about connection of the highlanders and lowlanders. Must visit.

If you want to know more about the Ilocano culture and history, this is a must-go-to place.

Very Educational...

Cool to tour and see a bit of the history of the region. Well displayed items and a good experience to better understand the culture of the area.

Closed for renovations at the mo (January 2020). No indication of when reopening. Sign says souvenir shop open..... but that also closed.

Highly recommended to be your first place to visit. You can buy your souvenir and other ilocano products after your mini tour of the place. Visit the museum TAOID next door to get more of ilocano heritage. Don't forget to get a free map at the tourist info desk

Excellent displays of both coastal and highlands traditional life. Well labeled. The nearby Taoid museum of highlands cultures is well worth a visit too.

Brought me back to the old times. More things to learn inside.

March 9, 2019 Ilocos Norte government won the “Pearl Award” as the best tourism-oriented province in the Philippines from the Association of Tourism Officers of the Philippines (ATOP) and the Department of Tourism (DOT) held the awarding ceremonies on October 5, 2018 in Cagayan de Oro City.

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful. (Original) Maganda ung lugar.

A simple museum showcasing waht was it like in Ilocos from a ling time ago. All of the items here are mostly from my childhood days.

beautiful pics

Currently under maintenance so not accessible

Closed for Renovation...

Awesome

The place is small and not that interactive. 50 pesos entrance is a bit much considering the size of the place. Nice place to learn some Hispanic Ilocos culture.

nice

Know more on Ilocano way of life

(Translated by Google) A site full of local history (Original) Un sitio lleno de historia local

Informative

You'll get to know more about the Ilocanos' way of life. Very educational and informative, entrance fee is 50php.

I love the art in the museum

Museum is great!

Educational

ICould be more but it was a relevant historical importance

Historical.

Experience it

A culture to experience...

Very informative. Kudos Sir Henry and the empanaditas...