Narra Resort & Nabaoynons' Local Products, Malay, Aklan
📌 Narra Resort & NABAOYNONS' NATIVE DISHES & PRODUCTS
📍Nabaoy, Malay, Aklan
Nabaoy is one of the popular tourist attractions in Mainland Malay in the province of Aklan. Narra Resort is one of the many resorts known for serving the Nabaoynons' native dishes. The place is ideal for picnicking, swimming, and wellness.
Featured Attraction:
📌Narra Resort
Featured Native Dishes:
📌Tinolang Manok na Bisaya or Native Chicken Soup
📌Tinumkan or Pounded River Shrimps
📌Ginataang Sili or Freshwater Eel with Coconut Milk
📌Ueang or River Shrimp
📌Paku Salad or Fern Salad
Featured products:
📌Native bags made of uway, nito, or huwag.
- ALIYAH ORTEGA, Grade 12 TVL-B student specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
Puka Beach, Boracay Island, Yapak, Malay, Aklan
📌 PUKA BEACH
📍 YAPAK, BORACAY ISLAND, MALAY, AKLAN
Puka Beach took its name from the small puka shells found on the beach. It is situated on the northern end of the island in Barangay Yapak. The sand is a lot rougher here than the powdery sand on the front beach but it is worth visiting to get away from the crowd. This place is relaxing and calm where you can enjoy and have fun under the sun.
Sports you may play on the beach:
☑️Volleyball
☑️Frisbee
☑️Paddle board
☑️Crystal kayak
- RECHELLE JANE C. TAUNAN, Grade 12 TVL - C specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under the Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
🌼AGNAGA MINI FALL'S
KABULIHAN MALAY AKLAN
🍀Agnaga Mini Falls or Cold Spring is located in Barangay Kabulihan, a place where the forest and rocks meet the spring.
Truly a nature gift, this mini-falls and cold spring is ideal as a picnic place favorably during summer because of its inviting water that beats the summer heat.
🌸HOW TO GET THERE:
🧡30 minutes ride from Caticlan to Jetty Port
via private and public vehicles and 30 minutes walk from Barangay Kabulihan Proper.
🥀NO ENTRANCE FREE
🌺 ACTIVITIES
Perfect for family, friends,and couples🧡
-GLYZA MAE C.OCZON
Grade 12-C especializing in Tourism Promotion Service for work immersion Under Senior High School.program of Malay, National, High, School.
📌Barangay NABAOY is one of the original 13 barrios to be included in House Bill No. 1749, later to become R.A. 381, dated June 15, 1949.
🔹Origin of the Name
➡️Two loggers (Manogtroso) were discussing about the height of a particular tree they were planning to cut for lumber. The first guy was telling the other guy that the tree was tall enough, but the other guy insisted that it was still short for the purpose. When a third guy arrived, he asked for the final word so that they can decide whether to cut it or not. The first guy says it was tall enough, but the second guy argued . . . naba oy!. . .” so, they finally decided not to cut that tree and from day on the word “naba oy” became a password every time people mention of going to the place precisely to cut logs for lumber.
🔸CTTO:https://malay.gov.ph/index.php/homepage/about-lgu/profile/54-barangay/67-barangay-nabaoy
🔸PERFORMANCE TASK 2: VIRTUAL TOUR- BARANGAY PROMOTIONAL VIDEO
🔹 Ronnie Mansuelo
🔹 Mariane Cahilig
🔹Jackie Refugio
🔹Rose Ann Martinez
➡️Grade 12 TVL-B
📌 Specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion Under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
📌Nuling Resort
Nabaoy,Malay,Aklan
The river is a serene place recommended for bonding and get-together. With native huts alongside, the locals offer native dishes and delicacies at affordable rates. Refresh your day by swimming and rafting in its calm and crystal clear waters.
🔸HOW TO GET THERE:
-30 minutes from Caticlan and is accessible via public and private vehicles, and 15-minute walk from the plaza.
➡️ Entrance fee: Php20-30/pax
🔸SERVICES AND AMENITIES:
-Cottages
-Mini bar
-Food and Beverages
🔸 ACTIVITIES:
-Swimming
-Bamboo Rafting
-Cliff Diving
-Camping
-Picnicking
🔹So what are you waiting for?! Have fun and explore NABAOY!
-RONNIE MANSUELO
Grade 12 TVL-B Specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion Under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School.
TULINGON CAVE
📍Libertad, Nabas, Aklan
Tulingon Cave is the longest cave registered in the Philippines. The cave stretches 20 kilometers from Brgy. Libertad, Nabas, Aklan to Brgy. Patria, Province of Pandan, Antique. A survey indicates an enormous deposit of guano. Cave entrance is at Brgy. Libertad, Nabas. Just 55 km, northwest of Kalibo or 15 km in Nabas, Poblacion.
📍How to get there?
✅From Caticlan, take a motorcycle then you may ask the driver that you will stop or park at the Barangay Hall. If you already there you may ask the Barangay Officials that assist you in Tulingon Cave.
✅If you're traveling by a private car , you may also stop at the Barangay Hall and also ask the Barangay Officials to assist you in Tulingon Cave. From Barangay Hall it may take 10-15 minutes of walk in Tulingon Cave but if you use your private car, park your car near at the Tulingon Cave and walk in there for atleast 5 minutes.
📍 Activities:
✅Caving
📍There's no entrance fee
📍 There's no guide fee
☎️ Contact Number: 09380109554 / 272282
ALIAH LOUIS V. MACAWILI, Grade 12 TVL-A Specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion Order Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
📍Barangay KABULIHAN, Malay, Aklan
Kabulihan is the third largest barangay in the Municipality of Malay. Prior to her establishment, the place was covered with tall and thick groves of buri palms such that the early inhabitants who pioneered to settle in the place had to clear the ground of buri trees and built their homes. Thus, where the barrio derived her original name.
By:
ANGIE ACOSTA
REYMAR TUMACA
SILVIA AQUINO
GLYZA MAE OCZON
ARNEL ESPAÑOLA
JUSTINE RALPH PANES
JHON TINDAN
RANDY PRADO
RYAN PRADO
FRANCIS LORENCE TUMACA
RENCH TUMACA
JANEL DIOSO
Grade 12 TVL-C students specializing in Tourism Promotion Services under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
📍Barangay CUBAY SUR, Malay, Aklan
By:
MARISOL VILLAGANTE
JEN VILLAGANTE
JELLY ROSE FLORES
Grade 12 TVL - B students specializing Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under the Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
💚 Sabang Cold Spring & Mini Blue Lagoon
📍 Poblacion, Malay, Aklan
This place is perfect for tourists who need a refreshing dip or swim after exploring the beaches and hills of Naasug and other nearby villages.
📌How to get there:
☑️Facing Malay Municipal Hall, go right going to the beach. In the middle of the rough road going to habal-habal terminal of Barangay Naasug, you will see a pathway in the left side. Follow it, walk for five minutes until you reach the end. And voila, you're there!
☑️You may also ride a habal-habal or drive a motorcycle so you can get there in no time because the spot has enough space for motorcycles to enter.
🗒There will be times when you'll see locals doing their laundry or bathing there and sachets are scattered everywhere. The site is not considered as an attraction yet and for now, a communal water source for the residents.
I hope it will soon be added as an official attraction in our barangay.
- MA. GHISLAIN M. ARMA, Grade 12 TVL - B specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
💦AGNAGA MINI-FALLS & COLD SPRING
📍Kabulihan, Malay, Aklan
Agnaga Mini-Falls & Cold Spring is a place where the forest and rocks meet the spring. Truly a nature's gift, this attraction is ideal for picnicking favorably during dry season because of its refreshing water that can surely beat the summer heat.
‐ SILVIA D. AQUINO, Grade 12 TVL‐C specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
💦 AGNAGA MINI-FALLS & COLD SPRING
📝 One of the Seven Wonders of Malay
📍 Kabulihan, Malay, AKLAN
This attraction is located in Barangay Kabulihan, a place where the forest and rocks meet the spring.
📌HOW TO GET THERE:
From Caticlan Jetty Port, ride a tricycle going to Poblacion. Get dropped at the habal-habal terminal beside the Catholic Church. Take a habal-habal ride going to Agnaga Mini-Falls & Cold Spring Welcome Center.
AMENITIES:
⏺️Picnicking
⏺️Camping
⏺️Swimming
Entrance fee: Any amount or donation
- REYMAR TUMACA, Grade 12 TVL - C specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under Senior High School program of Malay National High School
🌿BANIG
📍Kabulihan, Malay, Aklan
A baníg is a handwoven native mat usually used in East Asia and Philippines for sleeping and sitting. Technically, it is not a textile. Depending on the region of the Philippines, this type of mat can be made of baliw, buri, pandanus or sea grass leaves.
The leaves are dried and dyed then woven to produce a uniquely designed or patterned mat.
If you want to order or buy, kindly message this page. It will be our pleasure to assist you.
- ANGIE ACOSTA, Grade 12 TVL-A specializing in Tourism Promotion Services under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
📍NABAOY, MALAY, AKLAN
Nabaoy is not only known as one of the tourist destinations and the main water source here in Malay but it is also known as one of the barangays where you can find authentic foods, different native products like handicrafts, vegetables, and fruits. The main livelihood of many people living here since the time of our ancestors are planting fruits and vegetables and making native products like "walis tambo".
Due to CoViD-19 pandemic, many locals have lost their jobs and have nothing to sustain their daily living which gave way to the innovative and creative side of many residents by going back to the basics like making handicrafts which the elders used to make as an alternative source of livelihood.
Such effort from the locals actually highlights the culture and heritage of Malaynons which can be integrated to tourism as cultural tourism. When the gates open again for tourists, I hope that the practice will continue because it may offer tourists new experiences and can generate new tourism markets.
So, what are you waiting for? Come and visit Nabaoy!
— JACKIE C. REFUGIO, Grade 12 - TVL B specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
SOON TO OPEN!
🏕 SOLANO HILLS
📍 Sambiray, Malay, Aklan
It is a place where everyone can enjoy the beautiful sunset and the view of Boracay Island. It is ideal for hiking and camping for the whole family.
The place is still under construction and will be opened to public soon. Watch this vlog and see what this spot can offer you.
— JAIME JOSE C. SOLANO, Grade 12 TVL- A
specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
🏝 BORACAY ISLAND
📍 Malay, Aklan, Philippines
📝 Tourists from NCR+ and other GCQ/MGCQ areas are allowed in Boracay as long as travels are not restricted from place of origin
Suggested activities and regular rates:
🏖Beach bumming - free
⛵Paraw sailing - Php2,000/hour for 2 pax (morning time); Php2,500/30 minutes for 2 pax (sunset time)
🪂Parasailing - Php2,000/person (minimum of 2, maximum of 3 pax)
🛥Banana boat - Php300/person (minimum of 5, maximum of 16 pax)
🏝️Island hopping
📌Big boat - Php9,000 for 30 pax
📌Medium boat - Php6,500 for 10 pax
📌Small boat - Php3,000 for 6 pax
🤿Scuba diving - Php3,000 for beginners (DSD good for 2 hours each pax all equipment with photos and videos)
🤿Snorkeling - every snorkeling area you pay Php40; snorkel rent is Php50
👩🚀Helmet diving - Php1,000/pax for 30 minutes includes pictures and videos
🛥️Jetski - Php1,800 for 15 minutes; Php2,500 for 30 minutes, Php4,000 for 1 hour for 2 pax
🛶Paddle board - Php1,000/hour for 2 pax
🖊️UFO - Php600/pax (minimum of 5)
🛶Kayak - Php1,500/hour for 2 pax
🛥Pedal boat - Php1,500/hour for 1 pax
🚙Buggy car- Php1,500/hour for 2 pax
🐴Horse riding - Php1,500/hour for 1 pax
🏎️ATV - Php1,200/pax for 40 minutes
🚁Helicopter ride - Php4,500/pax for 10 minutes
☑️Viewpoints - Lapus-Lapus Beach and Puka Beach
📸 Photo credits: Verji
- Compiled by MARK JOSEPH FERRERA MIGUEL, Grade 12 TVL- C specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
#ProudMalaynon
🌾AGRI-TOURISM OR AGROTOURISM
📍Cubay Sur, Malay, Aklan
Cubay Sur is an agricultural barangay where many locals depend on rice farming as their source of living. Since tourism is one of the main industries of Malay where Boracay Island is, it is a great idea to have agrotourism as an alternative livelihood for the people of Cubay.
In this vlog, I will show you the traditional farming and the irrigation system that supplies it.
I hope to highlight eco-awareness living among Malaynons particularly Cubaynons for them to be educated on the opportunity of tourism being integrated in the way of life of local farmers while protecting the environment especially our river.
- MARISOL VILLAGANTE, Grade 12 TVL - B specializing in Tourism Promotion Services for Work Immersion under Senior High School Program of Malay National High School
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