San Isidro Labrador Convent Review

Also known as Latham Abbey. Very quiet and harmonious feeling. There is a small museum on the second floor that displays many artifacts and religious supplies of Catholicism. The appearance is very Chinese architectural style. Across the road is a church under maintenance.

Just across the road from Latham Church, you can reach the church, which is said to be the oldest convent in Asia. It used to be a Spanish military barracks, and the first floor was the church office, and there was some rest space for nuns. Next to the school is a school where the students' uniforms are quite beautiful. The female students in the abbey are very friendly.

This monastery is right across the church, said to be the largest convent in Asia more than 100 years ago. It is now a church school. There are more than 10 students in each grade and the conditions are very difficult. The second floor is basically empty, and it is now a wooden result, very old. The trees in front of the door have a history of hundreds of years and have characteristics.

The convent is right next to the church, you can walk there, the church and the school are separated by a tree! When I went, the students had already finished class. I met a lot of students. I met a handsome Filipino guy and asked for a photo. It was so nice! Andy Lau, Philippines, hahaha. Super pose king, on the road, the children saw us from afar, shouting "Anihasa yo" → → It is conceivable that there are more Koreans who come to the Philippines to travel than teach.

This photo is two large trees at the entrance of the monastery, where many people enjoy the cool. It is also the largest convent in the Philippines, and it is a key cultural relics protection in the Philippines. Now it seems to have been changed to a church school. When we went there, it happened to be a holiday and we didn't see the students.