A journey to experience Cebu's history and life🇵🇭

#magellan'scross and #Santo Niño Church This is the oldest church in the Philippines, and it was undamaged during the war, so people worship this statue as a miraculous guardian deity. There are many candles outside, and we light the candles🕯 and pray. It's so beautiful. ✨ I've never been to a church before, so I was nervous, but when I went inside, there was a peaceful space. Seeing the people praying, I once again felt that it is a place of comfort for the people of Cebu. ⛪️❇︎ Next, #fortsanpedro Admission fee 30 pesos💵 It was built as a fortress to prevent invasion from Spain. There was also a cannon that was actually used. It's small, so you can see it well in 30 to 1 hour. It was a great place to feel the history. ✨ The place that got me the most excited was the nearby #carbonmarket 🍍🥭🍌 It was humid and a little smelly, and it was so much fun with the exotic feel! 🫶 There were no Japanese people or people who looked like tourists, and I felt the gazes of the shopkeepers and the townspeople. There were so many colorful vegetables and fruits, and they were so stylish and cute! 💟 The mangoes 🥭 were sold by weight, 40 pesos each. I ate them lavishly. They were sweet and delicious! I should have bought more! It was so much fun to experience a market full of local atmosphere! I definitely want to go again! By the way, we got on a tricycle, and we negotiated for 15 pesos (fifteen) for two people 🆗 so when we got on, we were charged 50 pesos (fifty) in the end. 🙁 The negotiation was easy and I thought he was happy, so I was strangely satisfied!!! In the end, I got him to pay 30 pesos. English is difficult😖