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It is a government-owned hot sulfur spring atop solid rock; warm water flowing from crevices and collects in tiled basins into a junior size, swimming pool; is along the highway one and a half kilometers from the town proper and overlooks Nogas Island.
San Jose, Antique
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Tourist spot in Antique
Sunday, October 9, 2016
Sira-an Hot spring and Binirayan Festival
Escape
Anini-y, Antique
Nogas Island
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Found in Anini-y, Antique, this beautiful Island is an uninhabited-hectare marine and bird sanctuary; a government naval reservation island 3 miles from the shoreline of Anini-y town proper; 15 minutes by motorized banca; ideal for shell hunting, snorkeling and scuba diving.
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Saturday, October 8, 2016
A Relaxing Hot Bath
Tip: Use footwear with good traction because some parts leading to the falls could be slippery, especially during the rainy season. Secure your belongings inside dry bags as well.
Bask in the glorious warmth of a kawa bath in Tibiao.
Friday, October 7, 2016
Attempt to scale the seven tiers of Bugtong-Bato Falls.
Further inland from the Tibiao River, about an hour’s trek the seven tiers past terraced rice paddies and suspension bridges, brings visitors to the first of seven waterfalls that comprise the Bugtong-Bato Falls.
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Glide along the mystical river of Bugang.
Aboard bamboo rafts, visitors will cruise along the crystal clear waters of the Bugang River, considered one of the Philippines’ cleanest bodies of water. The cruise passes through five barangays and along a dense forest and sparse villages.
Overrun by vegetation at the banks of the river are old, chipped statues of a woman flanked by two crocodiles on either side. This statue represents the local legend of IndayGamay, a woman who was the subject of a fierce battle between crocodiles Manunggong and Mandurriao, both of whom died fighting in the Bugang riverbank, where IndayGamay is said to have been hidden.
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Monday, October 3, 2016
Where is Antique
Where Antique can be found?
Panay Island of the Western Visayas Region is divided into four provinces: Aklan, Antique, Capiz, and Iloilo. Among these provinces, Boracay Island in Malay, Aklan seems to be the most well known island destination. But Boracay isn’t the only island in the Panay area that’s worth visiting.
With islands up to par with some of the world’s best-loved tropical destinations, the often-overlooked province of Antique (pronounced as an-tee-keh), just two hours south of Aklan province, has a lot to offer for travelers looking to explore more of the rich and diverse Panay landscape.
Cradled by a long coastline to the west and dense forests and mountains to the east, Antique is an excellent ecotourism destination for travelers, whether they’re beach bums or adventure seekers. If you’ve had your fill of Iloilo’s hearty cuisine, Capiz’s fresh seafood, and Boracay’s happy hour cocktails, head over to the western edge of Panay and discover some of Antique’s best locations.
With islands up to par with some of the world’s best-loved tropical destinations, the often-overlooked province of Antique (pronounced as an-tee-keh), just two hours south of Aklan province, has a lot to offer for travelers looking to explore more of the rich and diverse Panay landscape.
Cradled by a long coastline to the west and dense forests and mountains to the east, Antique is an excellent ecotourism destination for travelers, whether they’re beach bums or adventure seekers. If you’ve had your fill of Iloilo’s hearty cuisine, Capiz’s fresh seafood, and Boracay’s happy hour cocktails, head over to the western edge of Panay and discover some of Antique’s best locations.
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