This charming town is the main port of Ilocos Sur province, a region renowned for its fusion of Spanish and Filipino influences revealed by the colorful fishing boats and colonial-era buildings of Salomague’s picturesque harbor. UNESCO has declared the nearby 16th-century Vigan City as the best-preserved example of a planned Spanish colonial town in Asia, and a stroll through the World Heritage-listed city reveals eclectic Spanish colonial architecture with Baroque accents, not to mention food carts selling local specialties like sinigang (sour soup), adobo (marinated meat) and lechon (roast pig).