Baclayon Church

One of the Best Places To Visits in Payahan Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very disappointing. It was closed when I was there. I was told that the only opens in randomly times and on Sundays. So, be aware of it. From outside, it seems as any other old church. If you go inside it is free. For the museum I was told that it is 100 pesos. The is located in the center of the town. Beside the is the Baclayon Public Market, and in front of it is the bay. Upon our arrival at 10:20AM, it's close. The man in the said that it would open by 4 pm. But still, you can take photos outside and appreciate its outside architecture and structure that withstand the test of time. If you're someone who appreciates the beauty of structures and a fun of churches, it will be a good place to visit for you. It is somehow close to Tagbiliran City. We stayed in Dauis, and it only took us 10 minutes to reach the place. And we just took a few photos and left. Quick stop at Baclayon - still amazed me I’m always amazed by the and cultural importance of Baclayon Church. It’s one of those places that really makes you think how far back our goes. There’s no big change since the last time I visited and that was 18 years ago! I remember hearing that the bell tower collapsed during the 2013 earthquake, but thankfully it has now been restored. I didn’t get to go inside this time as it was closed, but still happy to stop by even for a few minutes. The church, built in 1727, is one of the oldest in the country and you can really feel that when you’re there. Short visit, but always worth a look if you’re nearby. We made our usual quick stop at Baclayon Church, known as the oldest in Bohol. The structure is rich with and character, and every visit feels like stepping back in time. As someone who loves old and historical places, I’m always amazed by its charm and significance. Baclayon in Bohol is one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, dating back to the early 1700s. Its coral stone walls, centuries-old religious relics, and antique altar offer a glimpse into Spanish colonial history. Despite damage from the 2013 earthquake, much of its charm and heritage remain intact. A must-visit for and architecture enthusiasts. It’s old, grand, and full of — definitely a meaningful visit. But once you’ve lit a candle and taken your pics, that’s about it. Once is enough unless you're into historic churches! I am very blessed to have an opportunity to visit this church, to pray, praise, give thanks to our Lord God🙏 Baclayon is a beautiful and historic landmark that’s perfect for a quick cultural stop. Its preserved Spanish-era architecture and peaceful atmosphere make it a meaningful place to pause, reflect, and snap a few photos. While it’s not a long-stay destination, it’s definitely worth visiting to appreciate a piece of Bohol’s rich heritage. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.