Taytay Tigre, Guimbal
Taytay Tigre is short bridge constructed during the Spanish colonial period. It is commonly known as “Taytay Tigre” because of the tiger stone structure made part of its approaches on both sides guarding the bridge before one enters the poblacion.
Tatay Tigre is located along the highway before you enter the Guimbal town plaza.
Tayatay Tigre is one of the earliest stone bridges (archbridge) constructed by Augustinian priests Campa, Alforas and Ramon Junco. It was reconstructed through donation from a veteran Guimbalanon.
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Explore Iloilo posted this article on October 9, 2006; 8:05 pm. This article has had 464 views and No comments.
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