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Cambugahay falls

Old enchanted balete tree

Salagdoong Beach
Lugnason Falls (San Juan)

Paliton Beach

Siquijor Butterfly Sanctuary

Cantabon Cave
Tubod Marine Sanctuary

St Isidore de Labrador Church

Kagusuan Beach

Capilay Spring Park (San Juan)

Mt. Bandilaan National Park


Salagdoong Forest Reserve

Guiwanon Spring Park

Our Lady of Divine Providence

St Francis de Assisi Church


Maria Bay (Siquijor)

Natural Wonders of Siquijor


Natural Wonders of Siquijor (Lalawigan sa Siquijor)
Natural Flowing Spring Siquijor IslandPopulation (Siquijodnuns) (2010) 91,000.

Situated in the central Visayas.

Its capital is also called Siquijor.

Northwest lies Cebu (16 m)and Negros (12 m).

Northeast is Bohol (19 m).

South is the island of Mindanao (28 m).

The Capital is Siquijor pop. around 25,000.

Approximately 102 kilometers of shoreline, most of the interior of Siquijor is made up of hills and
mountains,

limestone rock and coral reefs.

Scuba Diving sites are rich in marine life. There is an abundance of Mangroves, caves, coves, bays and
white sandy beaches.

The main language is Cebuano. English as well as Tagalog is also spoken. The resort staff speak many
other languages also.

Spanish explorers called this, The Island of Fire (Isla del Fuego) because of the swarms of fireflies which
can

be seen at night.
Also known as: The Island of Healing because of the medicinal potions produced here. Siquijor is said to
be a mystical island, full of witches and other supernatural phenomena. However, the mystical traditions
and the practice of witchcraft, for which the island is famed, is largely Myth and Legend.

Mount Malabahoc (known llocally as Mount Bandilaan) (628 meters high) is the highest point on the
island.

The ocean depths between Siquijor, Bohol and Mindanao are as much as 700 meters.

Fossils of the giant clam (Tridacna), are found inland, suggesting the island was only recently formed.

The climate is dry from January to May and wet the rest of the year. Siquijors average temperature is 28
C (82 F)

Salamangka is stuated in San Juan (pop.around 13,525) where the best diving can be found. Recent
expeditions are discovering dives of more than 90 meters. The House reef at Salamangka Resort, drops
to 290 meters.

Tourist Attractions:
Hermit Crab Voodoo Beach House Reef SalamangkaPrincipal attractions are dive sites, marine life,
extensive mangroves, white sandy beaches and bays.

Species: Hard Coral, Small Barracuda, Parrot Fish, Nudibranchs, Razor Fish, Clown Fish, Grouper, Sea
Turtles, Ghost Pipefish, Ribbon Eel, Pegasus, Cuttlefish & The Spanish Dancer, Yellow Tail Fusilier, Devil
rays, Squid.

The island has many beautiful white sand beaches and bays.

St. Isidore Church and Convent. Building commenced in 1884 using indigenous coral stones and
hardwood.

Natural Attractions Include:


Caving in the Moutains of Siuqijor

Cambugahay and other waterfalls

Old Enchanted Tree at Lazi

Natural Flowing Spring

Mount Ilihan

Palingkod Hills

Bandilaan Natural Park


Salagdoong Man-made Forest

More than 40 Nature Reserves Caves around the island, with an Antique Coffin in the town of Lazi.

Mangrove Areas

There are 10 marine sanctuaries and one marine reserve, containing many species of fish, corals,
seagrass and other marine life.

Wildlife Sanctuary/Forest Reserves

More than 400 hectares of Natural Parks

Festivals:
Solili (Siquijor) (September 17) is the main festival when the island celebrates Araw ng Siquijor The
Solili Dance. Being a traditional marriage ritual, serves as one of the highlights of the week-long Siquijor
celebration.

Dilaab Festival (Siquijor)

Dilaab suggests the distinct hospitality that the Siquijodnons are popularly known for, and the name the
island was once-known for Isla de Fuego because of the swarm of fireflies nestled in the island at
night. The festival also gives due recognition to the natural assets of Siquijor and in honor of the towns
patron saint, St. Francis of Asisi who is known as a lover of nature.

1st Week of October

Bugwas Festival

Last Week of August(San Juan)

Saging Festival (Bananas)

The Saging Festival is one of the many festivals in the island of Siquijor in the Philippines. It recognizes
the importance of saging or banana in the lives of the people with its many uses.

The story of how this plant came to exist is being depicted in dances during the fiesta of Lazi Town every
May 15. It usually starts on May 8 with a variety of sports competitions and activities which includes
Miss Teen Lazi Pageant, a variety show, dance competitions and a lot more. The Saging Festival is also
done to showcase the variety of bananas and a way of praising for the abundance of the harvest.
Lubi Festival

3rd Week of May

Pamukad Festival

2nd Week of July (Enrique Villanueva)

Canoan Festival

(Larena)

Folk Healing Festival

Herbalists in the island produce medicinal potions made from a variety of tree barks, roots, herbs,
insects & other ingredients said to have healing powers. Preparation takes place in a large pot of coconut
oil. They are also known for making love potions, said to charm and bring good luck to users.

SIQUIJOR: Products and Delicacies


Torta

Coco Handicraft

Native Bread
Love Potion

Peanut Ball

Herbal Medicine

Banana Cracker

How to get there:

From manila to siquijor


Phil.airline and cebu pacifics have daily flingts to dumaguite(negros oriental).travel time is about 1hour

From dumaguite to siquijor


From dumaguete airport(sibulan airportd) you can charter a trycecle to take you to dumagueteport. At
dumaguete port there are several route in siquijor.travel time is 1 hour,fare is 160 peso-350.
Special torta tuba recipe

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