President Roxas

Nestled in the heart of northern Capiz, President Roxas is a quaint, laid-back municipality with a big heart and even bigger surprises. Named after the late Philippine President Manuel Roxas, this town is not just rich in history it’s also a thriving gateway to unspoiled natural wonders, seafood feasts, and authentic Capizeño hospitality.

Don’t let its quiet appearance fool you President Roxas is packed with rustic appeal. One must-visit is the Agbobolo Church Ruins, an old Spanish-era stone structure that whispers stories of the past. For nature lovers, a trip to the Badiang Cave and Spring is a must, offering a refreshing escape into cool, crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush greenery.

The town is blessed with scenic landscapes, from rolling rice fields to serene rivers. Casay Beach is a tranquil spot where you can enjoy pristine sands, gentle waves, and unforgettable sunsets. Meanwhile, the Panay River tributaries offer spots for kayaking, fishing, and peaceful reflection.

Culture runs deep in President Roxas, where community life thrives on unity, faith, and family. Expect warm smiles and traditional Visayan values proudly upheld in daily life. Locals still engage in age-old farming techniques and folk storytelling, passing their heritage to younger generations.

Capiznon and Hiligaynon are the main languages here, with locals often mixing in Tagalog and a bit of English. Conversations are often accompanied by laughter proof of the town’s lively, friendly spirit.

Being near the seafood capital, President Roxas does not disappoint in the kitchen! Feast on fresh talaba (oysters), blue crabs, and native chicken tinola. Don’t miss out on the town’s handmade kakanin like suman and ibus, perfect with native coffee in the morning.

The Handurawan Festival is the town’s pride a colorful celebration held every May, showcasing President Roxas’s rich heritage through street dancing, local crafts, and community parades. It’s a joyful fusion of history and hope, attended by both locals and curious travelers.

Local music is deeply tied to the Visayan soul. You’ll hear traditional harana songs, bamboo instruments, and even upbeat modern remixes during fiestas. Music, like food, brings the whole town together.

President Roxas is best known for its natural springs, humble rural charm, and as a peaceful stopover for adventurers exploring northern Panay Island. It’s the kind of place where you come for a quick visit but end up staying longer thanks to its charm, calm, and warm people.