Siquijor Attractions | Pueblo Philippines Archives

Located ten kilometers from the town of Siquijor, visitors endure about an hour-and a-half of walking thro…

Situated at the center of the province straddling the towns of Lazi and Siquijor, it is home to endemic fauna…

Formerly known as Cano-an. Erected a parish on 14 June 1836 with the advocacy of San Vicente Ferrer, and form…

Cambugahay Falls is the most famous waterfalls in Siquijor Island. See its several levels of waterfalls an…

Made from native and indigenous materials like bamboo and nipa sheets, this house is an interesting piece o…

This century old balete (strangling fig or banyan) tree is the biggest in the entire island of Siquijor. Bec…

The San Juan Beach is a long white sand beach located in the town of San Juan in Siquijor. It is dotted with seve…

Erected a parish on 14 September 1863 with the advocacy of San Agustin, San Juan, formerly called Macapilay…

The San Juan de Capilay Lake is a favorite destination of local folks seeking to cool off from the heat of th…