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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 23 of 55, 1629-30

Note 92 — Chapter XXIX

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Visitas in the Philippines are the distant suburbs of a village. They generally have their chapel and patron saint, and the chapel is called visita. The term has been extended to the suburbs. Many of the visitas are distant from the mother village four or six hours by horse, along impassable roads which cause great annoyances to the parish priests.—Coco.

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