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Towns and Cities

ABRA (Cordillera Autonomous Region)

AGUSAN DEL NORTE (Region XIII: Caraga)

AGUSAN DEL SUR (Region XIII: Caraga)

AKLAN (Region VI: Western Visayas)

ALBAY (Region V: Bicol)

ANTIQUE (Region VI: Western Visayas)

APAYAO (Cordillera Autonomous Region)

AURORA (Region III: Central Luzon)

BASILAN (Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao)

BATAAN (Region III: Central Luzon)

BATANES (Region II: Cagayan Valley)

BATANGAS (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

BENGUET (Cordilera Autonomous Region)

BILIRAN (Region VIII: Eastern Visayas)

BOHOL (Region VII: Central Visayas)

BUKIDNON (Region X: Northern Mindanao)

BULACAN (Region III: Central Luzon)

CAGAYAN (Region II: Cagayan Valley)

CAMARINES NORTE (Region V: Bicol)

CAMARINES SUR (Region V: Bicol)

CAMIGUIN (Region X: Northern Mindanao)

CAPIZ (Region VI: Western Visayas)

CATANDUANES (Region V: Bicol)

CAVITE (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

CEBU (Region VII: Central Visayas)

COMPOSTELA VALLEY (Region XII: Southern Mindanao)

COTABATO (Region XI: Central Mindanao)

DAVAO DEL NORTE (Region XII: Southern Mindanao)

DAVAO DEL SUR (Region XI: Southern Mindanao)

DAVAO ORIENTAL (Region XII: Southern Mindanao)

DINAGAT ISLANDS (Region XIII: Caraga)

EASTERN SAMAR (Region VIII: Eastern Visayas)

GUIMARAS (Region VI: Western Visayas)

IFUGAO (Cordillera Autonomous Region)

ILOCOS NORTE (Region I: Ilocos)

ILOCOS SUR (Region I: Ilocos)

ILOILO (Region VI: Western Visayas)

ISABELA (Region II: Cagayan Valley)

KALINGA (Cordillera Autonomous Region)

LA UNION (Region I: Ilocos)

LAGUNA (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

LANAO DEL NORTE (Region X: Northern Mindanao)

LANAO DEL SUR (Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao)

LEYTE (Region VIII: Eastern Visayas)

MAGUINDANAO (Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao)

MARINDUQUE (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

MASBATE (Region V: Bicol)

MINDORO OCCIDENTAL (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

MINDORO ORIENTAL (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL (Region X: Northern Mindanao)

MISAMIS ORIENTAL (Region X: Northern Mindanao)

MOUNTAIN PROVINCE (Cordillera Autonomous Region)

NATIONAL CAPITOL REGION

NEGROS OCCIDENTAL (Region VI: Western Visayas)

NEGROS ORIENTAL (Region VII: Central Visayas)

NORTHERN SAMAR (Region VIII: Eastern Visayas)

NUEVA ECIJA (Region III: Central Luzon)

NUEVA VIZCAYA (Region II: Cagayan Valley)

PALAWAN (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

PAMPANGA (Region III: Central Luzon)

PANGASINAN (Region I: Ilocos)

QUEZON (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

QUIRINO (Region II: Cagayan Valley)

RIZAL (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

ROMBLON (Region IV: Southern Tagalog)

SAMAR (Region VIII: Eastern Visayas)

SARANGANI (Region XII: Central Mindanao)

SIQUIJOR (Region VII: Central Visayas)

SORSOGON (Region V: Bicol)

SOUTH COTABATO (Region XI: Central Mindanao)

SOUTHERN LEYTE (Region VIII: Eastern Visayas)

SULTAN KUDARAT (Region XI: Central Mindanao)

SULU (Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao)

SURIGAO DEL NORTE (Region XIII: Caraga)

SURIGAO DEL SUR (Region XIII: Caraga)

TARLAC (Region III: Central Luzon)

TAWI-TAWI (Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao)

ZAMBALES (Region III: Central Luzon)

ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE (Region IX: Western Mindanao))

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR (Region IX: Western Mindanao)

ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY (Region IX: Western Mindanao)

  

SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA


  • The Evelio B. Javier Freedom Park, located in front of the capitol, marks the spot where the late governor was shot on February 11, 1986.
  • La Granja Hill, a sports complex, has a grandstand and a library along a hillside.  It is the site of the Binirayan Festival.
  • Cathedral of St. Joseph the Worker, located near the Provincial Capitol, has attractive stained glass windows and the highest bell tower in the province.
  • The St. Agustin's High School's Bldg., a remodeled old Spanish convent near the site of the century-old, Spanish-era San Pedro Church ruins, is run by the Mill Hill missionaries.
  • Madrangca Beach is located north of the town
  • Maybato Beach, in Brgy. Maybato, is located south of the town
  • Taringting Beach
  • Tubigon Watchtower (Brgy. 4)
  • Museo Antiqueño, at the old Capitol Bldg., was inaugurated on April 27, 2007.  It houses the Lola Masing Center for Culture and Peace, a multimedia resource facility that provides learning and instructional materials and services on culture, gender and peace studies, and the memorabilia of the late Gov. Evelio B. Javier at the EBJ Gallery.  Tel: 540-7343.

TABUAN-LASA

AGONCILLO

TALISAY CITY


  • The town’s Church of Sta. Teresa de Jesus de Avila and its convent was started by Fr. Juan Soriano in 1836 and finished in 1848.  The church’s roof was blown away during the November 25, 1877 typhoon.  It was continued by Fr. Carlos Mielgo in 1877 and finished by Frs. Gregorio Ros and Antonio Maglano in 1881.  Fr. Miguel del Burgo decorated the interior in 1894.  The church is 72 m. long, 13 m. wide and 8 m. high.
  • Canezares Beach
  • Cansojong Beach
  • Po-ok Beach (Brgy. Po-ok)
  • Talisay Beach
  • Tangque Beach

 

DINAPIGUE


  • A 20-hectare bonsai forest, in Brgy. Sumanget, is accessible from Baler (Aurora).
  • Dinapigue Island
  • Dibulo Waterfalls
  • The newly discovered Dinapigue Cave
  • Dinapigue Falls
  • Dinapigue Point Observatory Ridge

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