Heritage Location
Guimaras: Island of Sweet Mangoes and Tropical Vibes
the island that fits your taste!
Guimaras, an island province nestled between Iloilo and Negros Occidental, is celebrated for its sweet mangoes, renowned as one of the finest varieties in the world. Beyond its agricultural bounty, Guimaras boasts landscapes, from its beaches and marine sanctuaries to its mango trees and panoramic viewpoints. Guimaras presents a delightful experience where the calm island vibes matches the bounties that it offers.
Mapped Cultural Heritage in Guimaras
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Featured Cultural Heritage in Guimaras
Manggahan Festival
Guimaras
The Manggahan Festival is a vibrant celebration of Guimaras’ famed mangoes, known for being among the sweetest in the world. Held annually, the festival features street parades, cultural performances, and mango-eating contests, all highlighting the island’s agricultural bounty and local culture.
Guisi Lighthouse
Guimaras
The Guisi Lighthouse, built in the 18th century, is one of the oldest lighthouses in the Philippines. Located on the southwestern coast of Guimaras, it offers stunning views of the sea and serves as a historical landmark, reminding visitors of the island’s maritime past.
Nabalas Church
Guimaras
Nabalas Church, also known as San Isidro Labrador Parish, is a historic church in Guimaras. Built with coral stones, the church reflects the island’s colonial heritage and remains a center of religious devotion for the local community.
