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17/10/2021

DID YOU KNOW?

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Antique - Province where the mountain meets the sea
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Rizal - Cradle of Philippine Arts
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Biliran - Shipyard of Antiquity
Camiguin - Island Born of Fire
Siquijor - Island of Fire
Makati - Manhattan of the Philippines
Marikina - Shoe Capital of the Philippines
Cebu - Gateway to a Thousand Journeys
Masbate - Great Wild West of Phil.
Tarlac - Melting Pot of Central Luzon
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Bulacan - Manila's Gateway to the North
Palawan - Philippines' Last Frontier
Guimaras - Mango County of Visayas
Manduluyong - Shopping Capital
Muntinlupa - The Emerald City
Valenzuela - The Only Divided City
Lanao del Sur - Cradle of Muslim Art
South Cotabato - Conference Capital of Mindanao
Dinagat Island - Mystical Province of Love
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Lanao del Norte - Land of Beauty and Bounty
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Navotas - Fishing Capital of Greater Manila
Laguna - The Silicon Valley
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Batanes - Land of True Insulars
Quirino - Forest Heartland of Cagayan Valley
Zambales - Chromite Capital
Aurora - Land of Golden Sunrise
Zamboanga del Norte - Province of South's Twin City
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Catanduanes - Land of the Howling Wind
Maguindanao - Seat of Muslim Mindanao
Sitangkai, Tawi Tawi - Venice of the South
Cotabato - Land of Mightiest Mountain
Neg. Oriental - Whale and Dolphin Haven
Paranaque - Fashion Capital
Pasay - Travel Capital
Lucena, Quezon - Biofuel & Biopalm City
Samar - Spelunking Capital
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Misamis Occ - Christmas Capital of Mindanao
Benguet - Salad Bowl of the Philippines
Kalinga - White Rafting Capital of the North
Isabela - Rice Granary of the North
Nueva Vizcaya - Watershed Haven of Cagayan Valley
Ilocos Sur - Heritage Haven of the Far North
Oriental Mindoro - Harbor Gateway to the South
Agusan del Norte - Land of Antiquated Finds
Tacloban City - City of Hope
Tagbilaran - City of Peace and Friendship
Tuguegarao - Premier Ybanag City
Butuan - Timber City of the South
Gingoog - City of Good Luck
Davao - Fruit Basket and King City of the South
Dapitan - Shrine and Historic City of the South
Pagadian - Little Hong Kong of the South
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Mati - Coconut City of the South
Catbalogan - City of Captivating Contrast
Tagum - Music Capital of the South
Sulu - Land of Exotic Fruits
Bacolod - City of Smiles
Passi - Sweet City at the Heart of Panay
Antipolo - City in the Sky
Calbayog - City of Waterfalls
Las Pinas - Salt Center of Metro Manila
Taguig - The ProvinSyudad
Valenzuela - Vibrant City of Discipline
Maasin City, S. Leyte - The Religious City
Lingayen - The Most Romantic Place
Alimodian, Iloilo - Banana Capital of Panay
Dagupan - Bangus Capital
La Trinidad, Benguet - Strawberry Capital
Cauayan, Isabela - Mushroom City of the North
Donsol, Sorsogon - World's Whale Shark Capital
Legazpi - City of Fun and Adventure, ATV capital
Naga - Bicols Queen City
Mandaue, Cebu - Furniture Capital
Borongan - King City of the East
Dipolog - The Phil. Orchid City
Gutalac, Zamb. Norte - Pebble Capital
El Salvador, Mis Or - City of Divine Mercy
Iligan - industrial City of the South
Pototan, Iloilo - Christmas Capital of Visayas
Lantapan, Bukidnon - Vegetable Basket of Mindanao
Malaybalay, Bukidnon - Summer Capital of the South
Oroquieta - City of Good Life
Digos - Clay Capital of Mindanao
Malita - Banana Capital of Davao
Samal - Phil. Island Garden City
Kidapawan - City at the foot of Mt Apo
Koronadal - Ilonggo City of the South
El Nido - Heaven on Earth
Puerto Galera - Poors man Boracay
Puerto Princesa - EcoTourism Capital
Cainta, Rizal - Bibingka Capital
Calamba - Hot Spring Capital
Imus - The Philippine Flag Capital
Lipa, Batangas - City of Pride
Molo, Iloilo - Athens of the Philippines | ctto

02/10/2021

LATO |

A popular type of edible seaweed in Borongan City.

Photo Credit : Filipino Food

28/09/2021

CHED Approved limited face to face class to these courses | via tourism problem

07/08/2021

Scored this old charcoal press while buying another antique item. Saw it forlornly lying on the ground. What I first noticed about it is its unique rooster lock, instead of the regular 'flacid'...uhm...cock-looking one. It's smaller than the usual press size too, so ir must have been for more delicate textile like camisas ang barongs.
A week of sanding away its rust inside and out, it is now at the center of our center table-baul, ready to be used as a shiny and heavy instrument for debt collectors a-calling.

27/07/2021

BORONGANON CREAMY UBE
INGREDIENTS |

3 Tbsp butter
390g Purple condensed
250 ml all porpose cream
3/4 coconut cream
1/4 tsp salt
4 cups grated purple yam (or mashed)
Cheese (for Toppings)

17/07/2021

Tourismo nga pagkaon |

Gin hihingita an Iba nga twist hin Sarongsong nga karan-on ha siyudad han Borongan.

15/07/2021

Cave Assessment

Bulanan Cave. Another hidden gem in Barangay Siha, Borongan City.
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11/07/2021

Sarap Borongan...

26/06/2021

Food Trip in Borongan City.

26/06/2021

Borongan Letchon,
makaro-karo

11/06/2021

Pagkain Filipino

10/06/2021

FOOD TOURISM

31/03/2021

WATCH OUT |
Getting ready for the soft opening come April 4, 2021 Easter Sunday, Luyang Beach And Saob Cave, Barangay Locso-on Borongan City.

ENTRANCE FEES : Adult P10.00
Minor : P5.00
Tables : Long Table good for 8 Persons - P 200.00
Short Table good for 4 persons - P100.00

Walking Distance from Barangay Proper 200 Meters to the Tourism Site.

Covid-19 Health Protocols
Must be Observed.
*Social Distancing
*Wearing of Face Mask
*Thermal Scanning
*QRcode Scanning

All Local Tourist is advised to drop by the Registration Area for Thermal and QRcode Scanning.

20/03/2021

TOURIST DESTINATION |

Explore and Enjoy at CBRMA Karawisan Beach, Island Barangay Divinubo,Borongan City.

Yes, yes it does. Although you're technically not by an ocean , the gulf breezes have the same effect. Take a few moments to stop and notice how it feels against your skin. Breathe in deeply and then exhale slowly. Ahhh, instant relaxation.
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20/03/2021

March 1, 2021

A joint assessment of the proposed access road leading to PISAK, Barangay San Gabriel was conducted by the different offices of the city government and dpwh.

Thanks to the Barangay Council of Barangay San Gabriel headed by PB ENRIQUE ALDE, SGETA, City Assessor’s Office, Jeniffer Corado, Jessica Bacal, Michael Bajado Gallano City Engineering Office, Arch. Deo Voces Pomida, Engr Chrztian Paul Balita of DPWH, City Tourism Office Personnel Don Raphael Basada, @ Mel R. Caspe, Ednar Padro II and Mana Neria.

To the PA based in Barangay San Gabriel, damo nga salamat!

18/03/2021

Mga utanon nga waraynon |

Agitway
Talbos hin hagnaya
Talbos ng galyang(palawan)
Pako
Gabi

13/03/2021

KITAA NIYO |

PARA HAN MGA TURISTA NGA MABISITA HA EASTERN VISAYAS?

Aadi an mga mga aludayday ug protocols nga dapat niyo mahibaruan ngan pag sundon :

09/03/2021

The Borongan City Tourism Office joins the 2021 National Women's Month Celebration.

02/03/2021

An Borongan City Tourism Office an nakikigusa han Anibersaryo han ika 500th katuig nga Christianity han bug-os nga nasud Pilipinas

14 days more to go !!!

26/02/2021

NEWS IN PHOTO |

Usa han mga prioridad nga proyekto ni Borongan City Mayor JOSE IVAN DAYAN C. AGDA, an pag rehabilitar hiton Light House ha Barangay Divinubo, Borongan City.

Nag kamay-ada panginano han nasabi nga "Parola" ha pangunguna hiton mga tinaglawas hiton buhatan han City Tourism Office dida han Pebrero 26, 2021 ha coordinasyon hiton mga opisina hiton siyudad han City Assessor's Office, Engineering Office , ha bulig hiton Barangay Officials han Divinubo ngan hiton Coast Guard.

Labot la hine, mag kakamay-ada serye hin mga coordination meetings ngan pag planu an pag bubuhaton ngada hiton ka reyalisar han nasabi nga proyekto.

(Photo Credit to : Ednar Padro II )

08/02/2021

Soon to be a Tourism Destination
PAROLA in Divinubo Island, Borongan City, Eastern Samar | via borongan city tourism

Built by American Engineers in 1906.

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07/02/2021

TALUBAGNAN CAVE
Brgy. Bato, Borongan City, Eastern Samar

A "must see" for visitors in Borongan. A 1.8-kilometer deep cave located at Sitio Cati-an, Brgy. Bato considered being a destination for extreme caving adventure. The cave entrance is a 30-minute hike away, but time stand still once inside: where one gets to see, scrutinize, and marvel at the stalactites and stalagmites hanging and jutting from the ceilings and floors that took years to form.

How to get there:

About 5 minutes ride from the City downtown to sitio Cati-an, Brgy. Bato followed by a 30-40 minutes trek to reach the site.

Please always coordinate first with the barangay officials before going to the site. There are headgears and flash lights that visitors can rent. You can also hire friendly and experienced local cave guides to accompany the guests in this very exciting adventure.

Photo courtesy: Naturaventura

31/01/2021

NEWS ALERT |

"All tourism sites may now resume operations. All stakeholders and operators shall strictly enforce the minimum health standard protocols and shall observe the Public Safety Hours (curfew) in addition to the mandatory QR scanning policy. Tourism sites including resorts an other leisure destinations shall be penalized accordingly if found not compliant with this rule." | via borongan city tourism office

20/01/2021

PAHUNGAW FALLS
Brgy. San Pablo, Borongan City, Eastern Samar

A four-drop waterfalls in the mountains of Barangay San Pablo involving a breathtaking two-leg journey. The greenery along the way and the cool mountain waters provide nature lovers and adventurers a refreshing break from the daily humdrum in the city.

You should be in a good shape and confident in the face of uneven terrains. Don't forget to wear your comfortable trekking outfit in this awe-inspiring nature adventure.

How to get there:

Approximately 15 minutes ride from the city downtown to barangay Maypandan and 30 minutes sampan/pump boat ride (P15.00/head) from Maypangdan wharf to Barangay San Pablo followed by a 40 minutes to 1 hour trek to reach the site.

Please always coordinate first with the barangay officials before going to the site. There are Department of Tourism accredited community guides in the locality.

27/12/2020

LANTAKA

07/12/2020

Today we celebrate the SOLEMNITY of the IMMACULATE CONCEPTION of the BLESSED VIRGIN MARY ❤️

December 8,2020

O God, who by the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, didst prepare a worthy dwelling place for thy Son, we beseech thee that, as by the foreseen death of this, thy Son, thou didst preserve her from all stain, so too thou wouldst permit us, purified through her intercession, to come unto thee. Through the same Lord Jesus Christ, thy Son, who livest and reignest with thee in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, world without end.
Amen.

03/12/2020

KAPUTIAN FALLS

Brgy. San Gabriel, Borongan City, Eastern Samar

*For the first phase, only guests and visitors from Borongan City will be accepted. This is subject to further modifications in accordance with the Inter-Agency Task Force Omnibus Guidelines. (Section 5.3.6, Executive Order No. JIDCA 011-0720, Series of 2020)

Entrance Fee:
11 years old and above - P10.00

6 to 10 years old - P5.00

Tour Guide Fee: P150.00/guide

(1 guide for every group of 5 persons)

*Guests and visitors are required to avail of the tour guide services provided by the San Gabriel Eco-Tourism Organization.

How to get there:

*Tricycle ride from Borongan City Transport Terminal bound to Brgy. San Gabriel (Fare is P60.00 per head). Travel time is approximately 30-40 minutes. Also accessible by other means of land transportation (Motorcycle, Car, Bicycle etc.)

*From the barangay, an estimated 20-30 minutes nature trek going to Kaputian Falls.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

*By virtue of Section 5.6 of Executive Order No. JIDCA - 011 - 0720, Everyone is advised to make reservations through text message or other mediums like social media page of the destination of choice.

Cellphone Numbers:
09056995592
09361740087
09362737508

FB: San Gabriel Eco-Tourism Organization

*Maximum of 10 persons per group only.

*Wearing of face masks and observing physical distancing at the site is a must.

*Strictly no overnight stay.

*Please bring Valid ID for the registration.

23/11/2020

Suman latik ha Borongan

08/11/2020

Biko Boronganon😋

01/11/2020

KITAA |

Dere na kukurian an mga mabisita nga mga local nga tourista pag tabok ha sentro hiton Ganap Cave ha Barangay Cagbonga, Borongan City mahuman mabutangan hin halipotay nga tulay nga nga himo hin puno hin lubi ngan kawayan nga karaptanan nga nakagdugangan hin attraction ha nasabi nga Tourism Site.
Hapagkayana Temporaryo pa nga saradu an Ganap Cave Natural Spring na ngangahulogan nga estriko nga igin didire la anay pag sulod ha nasabi nga site.

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The Ganap Cave, Barangay Cagbonga, Borongan City will be open again for Local Tourist on Saturday Sept.19, 2020

"PISAK" Soon to Open for Local Tourist, Under the Management and Supervision of SGETA and Borongan City Tourism Office, located at Barangay San Gabriel Borongan City.