
Capiz
Seafood Capital of the Philippines: Why Roxas City Earns It
Why Roxas City, Capiz is called the Seafood Capital of the Philippines: its sea, fishponds and catch, what to eat, where to eat it and how to eat responsibly.
Guides, stories and Capiz history from the chapter.

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Why Roxas City, Capiz is called the Seafood Capital of the Philippines: its sea, fishponds and catch, what to eat, where to eat it and how to eat responsibly.

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A local's guide to Roxas City, Capiz: its history, how to get there and around, heritage sites, Baybay Beach, seafood, festivals and useful Hiligaynon words.

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Manuel Roxas was born in Capiz in 1892 and became the first president of the independent Philippines in 1946. His life, presidency and legacy in Roxas City.

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A local guide to the Halaran festival and Sinadya in Roxas City, Capiz: its history, the meaning of the name, the December events and tips for visitors.

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Visiting Baybay Beach Roxas City? Our local guide covers it plus Olotayan Island, Culajao mangroves, the Sacred Heart shrine and more Capiz tourist spots.

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Capiz shells come from the windowpane oyster in Capiz waters. Learn their history in Filipino windows, how shellcraft is made and how to buy them responsibly.

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A short history of Capiz, from early Panay settlements and the Spanish era to Roxas City, the 1956 split with Aklan, and the province Capiznons know today.