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Sikat ang Pinoy bilang Tourist Attraction

Taon taon ay libo libong bakasyonista nag dumadayo sa ating kapuluan. Isa itong dahilan kung sikat ang pinoy bilang taga akit ng dayuhan. Ang Capiz ay isa sa madaming tourist spot dito sa Pilipinas. Laganap sa buong mundo ang ating bansa kung tourist spot lamang ang pag uusapan.

Ang sikat ang pinoy web site ay nag iibinta ng mga dayuhan upang masaksihan nila ang tanyag na Pilipinas sa kung ano't anong lugar na biyaya ng maykapal. Sila din ay nag hihikayat ng muli pang masulyapan ang mga sikat na pinoy sa kanyang kadakilaan at bilang isang tagapagmana ng mga tourist spot sa buong Pilipinas.

Maganda ang Pilipinas dahil na din sa mga sikat na pinoy na talga naman dinarayo dahil sa ugaling napaka init tumanggap ng panauhin. Ito rin ang simbolo ng mga Pinoy na talgang umikit sa puso ng mga dayuhan. Masasabing trade or dun sumikat ang pinoy ang ugaling mapagtangap ng mabuti sa dayuhan.

Rocreh a SEO competetion for the IT week

Rocreh opened its first SEO competition that challenge all students to get the top position in the keyword phrase Rocreh Web Design. The said challenge was hosted by Felixberto Baguyo Jr. and with a great cooperation of Sir. JM and Claremont Web Design.

Rocreh Web Design was the hottest topic in school that all the student are busy in optimizing their entry. Here is the following rules and the said contest.
The Computer Education Department launch a first SEO contest for all IT student with Bachelor of Science in Computer Science(BSCS), Bachelor in Computer Science Ladderized(BSCL) and Computer Hardware Servicing(CHS) courses.

The contest was launched in order to challenge students with a talent in blog making and in blog optimizing and commenting. The contest target the keyword “rocreh web design”. The participants must bring his/her website on top of the Google in order to win this said contest. There will be three winners that will earn money, P1500.00 cash for first price, P1000.00 cash for second price and P500.00 for the third price.

Not only money that the winners can achieve. They can also get the following-for first price: WEBSITE (1 year domain registration for .com + hosting); for the second and third price WEBSITE (1 year domain registration for .info only + hosting). Another challenge for the participant like me in making my blog entry to win. Hardworking and self-confidence is really needed over this contest.

The contest start this 19th of January, 2010 and it will end on the 1st day of IT Week (ComSci Day). To all participants goodluck and i hope that our IT Week will end happily whatever our rank is, even you are not winner. Just remember this is the first storey that we are now in Blog Making and SEO contest that will encourage us that Pinoy was a popular not only in sports but also in Blogging.

Food Trip in Capiz

The Western Visayas Tourism Assembly is an annual gathering of all provinces and cities in the region. Villareal Stadium was the main venue of the event where the tourism booths, trade/product fairs, can be found. During our visit, we saw an exhibit of different houses of indigenous peoples in the Philippines. Capiz owned many historic tourist spot in the philippines

The food was soooo good! You should try their grilled diwal (sold for P8 per piece), it is just heavenly … coincidentally, diwal is also known as “Angel Wings” because of the shape and color of its shell. We ate Grilled Blue Marlin, Grilled Scallops (P5 per piece!), Steamed Talaba / Oyster (P25 per serving), Dried Squid (P25 per stick), and Grilled Pantat / Catfish.

Brief History of Sta Monica Parish Church

this is brief history of Sta Monica Parish Church from www.stamonicachurch.info.
This is somehow my homework and I post I for a good references later here the link and also the summary.Panay is located on plain and fertile land irrigated by the river same name; the climate is rather humid due to the abundant nipa fields and the low sea level. It is bounded by the Sea of Mindoro, Pontevedra and the town of Capiz. Its location was so low that when the Panay River overflowed, the flood waters used to reach the main altar of the church. housing the biggest bell in asia

The original name Bamban was changed by the early Spaniards to Panay, a word which means “mouth of the river.” This was the place where Juan de la Isla built a fortress.

Panay is the only town which can challenge Dumangas distinction of being the first town to have received the faith. The Augustinian who accompanied the first Spanish expeditions to prevent any harm to be done to the natives, as ordered by the Rada is said to have been the first to preach the gospel in 1566 by the banks of the river of the town of Bamban (Panay); from here, he proceeded to Dumangas.

this is history of Sta monica parish church

Tourism in Capiz is very wide open

Tourist spot is very much specific to define Capiz
The Suhot Cave in Dumalag town, about 48 kms. away, is another inland attraction. It is frequented by picnickers.

There are numerous other attractions that await visitors here. The city and provincial tourist spots offices can help facilitate visits to these places.

Precisely, this is the reason why organizers of the festival particularly decided to have some sports events at Baybay Beach so that visitors and sports aficionados can enjoy one of Capiz's scenic spots while witnessing the competitions particularly beach football and volleyball.

Provincial Tourism Officer Alfonso Bediones, Jr. said there is a local tour operator that can help tourists access to interesting spots around the province.
Panay also taken the name being the historic capital of Capiz. Popular of its sta monica parish church and the biggest bell in Asia

Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Capiz

Here are some tourist attractions that you can check when ever you spend some vacation in Capiz, Philippines

1.First in line we have Olutayan Island, a 30minute travel with pumpboat ride from Banica boat terminal, Roxas City; a very fresh waters and multi-colored fishes, beach is carpeted with many small crushed called caschao.

2.Then “Ang Panublion also known as Roxas City Museum, in Roxas City, it was built in 1910 as a water tank, it has memorabilia of illustrious sons and daughter of Roxas City collections of religious icons, artifacts and artworks.

3. Of course on the thirds place the “Baybay Beach”, Roxas City; 3 kilometers from city proper; clean black sand; beach houses. This is my favorite hangout.

4. The hysterical Quipot Cave of Mambusao; thirty minute ride over rough road, from Mambusao Agricultural and Technical College or around 9 kms. from the town proper; has many chambers some of which are as big as hotel ballroom with plenty of stalactites and stalagmites.

5. Napti Island, Pan-ay; about 3 to 4 hectares big located near Olutayan Island; has white sand, small cave and an abundant shells for necklaces.

6. one and a half kms. From the poblacion you can see the Pilar Cave, in Pilar with chambers of varying sizes, different plants and orchids hang from the cliffs.

7. In my home town at Panay we have the Buntod Beach located far from the inhabited section of Pan-ay it is belong to the cleanest beaches in Capiz, has fine black sand with a beach free from jellyfish all year round. You better don’t miss this trip when you got in Capiz. And try to check the our Sta Monica Parish Church that housing the biggest bell in asia

8. Then we go to Pilar where you can see the Tucad Reef. 10 kms shoreline; submarine islet of seashells and corals topped with thin layers of sand.

8. Suhot Cave, Dumalag; situated in Dumalag, Capiz; 300 meters away from the provincial road; has a series of interconnected caverns of different sizes.

10. The Coves Of Ivisan (Bgy. Basiao & Bgy. Baliring); White sand beach coves located 10 kms or 30 minutes by jeepney, car or tricycle over rough roads from the town proper.

I hope you enjoyed as I enjoyed telling this funny trip story to you. And I hope If you have some time dare to miss our very own tourist spots in Capiz.

Overview of Capiz as Tourist Spot

Roxas City Capiz in Panay Center of Eco tourism

Capiz is features so much of the diverse captivation qualities as a center for eco-tourism. It is the natural character of this native province in the Islands of Panay. Rich in sandy white beaches with very own seafood products which come to entitled the seafood capital of the Philippines and is also where you can find the best variety of mango called as the Guimaras mango, ode to the local place where the said mango variety is locally came up. It is of export quality that takes a lead to all country around the world.

Another thing about Capiz, is own a resemblance of captivating land to take a vacation or weekend rest, in the island lie all the best seashells that ornament manufacturers and design makers use to earn money from. Capiz takes the pride of its Capiz shells; the world is witness of its magnificent beauty
These local shell are in sort you can used in any decorative form for so many varieties of ornamentals be it indoor or outdoor use and in act the products that is made up of are sold worldwide because of its quality and elegance.
Capiz is also blessed with different festivities the whole year through that involves the locals to be their part in different activities celebrations. From people to festivals to the traditional festivals celebrations that take each year, this will be the tourist attraction in the whole Philippines. Capiz is truly splendid and captivating place to stand witness to a variety of traditions never lost. The Sinadya festival as well with Aswang Festival, the Balintawakan and many more attests the local love of festivities and numerous traditions celebrated each year.

Imagine Capiz that also holds the record in the whole of Asia with the biggest church bell where you can find in the province at the center of the Panay church in the town plaza. Aside from numerous festivities and celebrations of tradition and divers culture expose, captivating Filipinos, came to know very little that Capiz is also a prime source for abalone pendant jewelry. This seashell happens to be a major raw material for making abalone jewelry. The local Capiz parol or lantern is also an attraction each year for Christmas exporters as well as the Capiz beads for making dresses glitter even in the night. Although Capiz has been made very popular with its characterized beaches, in the land is the cradle to a wide hectare of plantation of sugar cane which is one of the country's sources of living for exporting the finished product which is sugar.

Capiz is really a land of captivating treasure as well as a treasured land from the Philippines and it is the home of the best marine bio diversity and genus of unique types that you can only find in their seas, hence, they were known to be the seafood capital of the Philippines.

Here in capiz I also taking my BS. Comsci to the most high tech college school - Hercor College

Capiz is Cradle of the Biggest Church Bell in Asia

Imagine Capiz that also holds the record in the whole of Asia with the biggest church bell where you can find in the province at the center of the Panay church in the town plaza. Aside from numerous festivities and celebrations of tradition and divers culture expose, captivating Filipinos, came to know very little that Capiz is also a prime source for abalone pendant jewelry. This seashell happens to be a major raw material for making abalone jewelry. The local Capiz parol or lantern is also an attraction each year for Christmas exporters as well as the Capiz beads for making dresses glitter even in the night. Although Capiz has been made very popular with its characterized beaches, in the land is the cradle to a wide hectare of plantation of sugar cane which is one of the country's sources of living for exporting the finished product which is sugar.

The church, a grand structure named of coral stone is 70 meters long, 25 meters wide and 18 meters high. The walls are three meters thick; the floor is covered with marble. Its structure is shaped in the form of a Latin cross with one large central altar and four lateral ones, each one fitted with gorgeou8sly decorated and gilded retablos of hardwood, decorated with various polychrome statues of high artistic quality. According to Claparols, artisans form Manila fashioned the Baroque decorations, set in silver, of the main altar. The town’s greatest sculptor, Joseph Bergaño or Sarhento Itak, did most of the bas-reliefs and religious statuary. According to Claparols, the completion of the church in 1774 was hailed by the whole town as a great event.tourist attraction here in capiz

Capiz is really a land of captivating treasure as well as a treasured land from the Philippines and it is the home of the best marine bio diversity and genus of unique types that you can only find in their seas, hence, they were known to be the seafood capital of the Philippines.

Churches and Religious Shrines in Capiz

The origin of its name roots back to the time when the Spaniards came to Aklan in 1570. It so happened that Datu Bankaya's wife gave birth to a twin daughters. In their local language, twin means 'Kapid', which the Spaniards adopted and later on called the province “Capis”.

Agriculture is the major industry in the province. Palay, corn, coconut and vegetables are the major crops. The island has rich fishing grounds making it the country's seafood center. Their fish products include blue marlin, tuna, milkfish, prawns, shrimps, seaweeds, angel wings, squid and oysters. Fish sauce or Patis is also produced here as an added income.
Many ancient traditions of Capiz still linger in the culture of Capizenos up to now. During the first week of October, Halaran Festival is celebrated in the town of Roxas. The townspeople perform street dancing to the beat of drums while giving their offerings to the spirits as tokens of goodwill and friendship.
The province is likewise blessed with beautiful attractions like the Baybay Beach, a clean black sand beach with beach houses, motorboats and a good place for skiing. Suhot Cave, whose entrance is a swimming hole, has ice-cold water that comes from the underground stream beneath.


Pan-ay Church, Pan-ay – Sta Monica Church is about 76 meters long and 24 meters wide, with thick coral walls, a marble floor and a five-story belfry that houses the largest bell in Asia. The antique bell was known to be casted out from 76 sacks of coins.

Dulamalag Church, Dumalag – Built in 1872, it has yellow sandstone walls, an interior shaped like a cross a five-story belfry containing five bells of different sizes.

Panay | The Heritage Capital of Capiz

“The Heritage Capital of Capiz” it was declared by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of the Province of Capiz to the historic town of Panay. Pan-ay, whose name is also carried by the entire island of Panay in Central Philippines where the town is located, was founded by the Spanish Augustinian friars in 1581 and became the second Spanish settlement in the country next to Cebu. It was once the center of Catholicism because of its great baroque church - Sta Monica Parish Church that widen its popularity to the whole island and out of the 16 municipalities of Capiz, it was the first organized community in the province by virtue of its being its first capital during the early Spanish regime. Panay indeed has a rich history, colorful culture, natural wealth and hospitable people that are worth visiting. It is one of the province's major food producers. Its fishponds that produce milkfish, crabs, shrimps and prawns constitute 7,000 hectares or about one-half of the town's total land area.