Welcome to Lambunao, the largest municipality in Iloilo by land area, tucked away in the scenic highlands of Panay Island. Known for its lush mountains, cascading waterfalls, and vibrant indigenous culture, Lambunao offers a one-of-a-kind experience for nature lovers and cultural adventurers alike.
Lambunao is home to Imoy Falls, a multi-tiered beauty surrounded by dense rainforest—perfect for hiking, swimming, and nature photography. For a more serene escape, the Binangkilan Lake in Brgy. Cabatangan offers breathtaking mountain reflections, ideal for sunrise viewing and quiet reflection.
The town is a rising eco-tourism destination. The Duli Eco-Park and the Panuran Eco-Tourism Park offer eco-trails, tree planting, organic farming, and sustainable tourism activities that engage visitors while protecting the environment.
Lambunao proudly embraces the heritage of the Panay Bukidnon, the indigenous people of the uplands. Their epic chants called “sugidanon”, traditional garments, and oral history are preserved through community festivals and schools of living tradition.
Hiligaynon is the main language, spoken with a warm Ilonggo charm. Locals are known for their hospitality, always ready with a smile and a story.
Get a taste of Lambunao through their native dishes like KBL (Kadyos, Baboy, Langka), Paksiw na Pato, and sweet delights made from kamote and saba banana. Food here is organic and farm fresh straight from the highland gardens!
The Binanog Festival, held every September, celebrates the town’s tribal roots and traditional binanog dance mimicking the movements of the hawk. Expect vibrant costumes, tribal beats, and community pride!
From bamboo instruments to tribal chants and Ilonggo folk songs, the music of Lambunao resonates with ancestral rhythm and heartfelt storytelling.