Plaridel’s Simborio
A heritage site, the Plaridel’s Simborio chapel was built during the 1700’s and it is considered one of the oldest structures in the Bulacan Province
THE BEAUTY OF
- San idelfonso, Bulacan
PUBLISHED February 10, 2018
PHOTOGRAPHY and WORDS BY MARIANO SAYNO
San Ildefonso in Bulacan Province was once referred to as “Bulak” because of its abundance of large kapok trees—a tropical tree that produces a pod containing Java cotton as it’s fruit or ‘fruit’. Nowadays, San Ildefonso is an emerging destination for all travelers in the Philippines.
San Ildefonso in Bulacan Province was once referred to as “Bulak” because of its abundance of large kapok trees—a tropical tree that produces a pod containing Java cotton as it’s fruit or ‘fruit’. Nowadays, San Ildefonso is an emerging destination for all travelers in the Philippines.
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