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The History of Iloilo City, Iloilo

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From dinosaurs to explorers to wars, here's what 12 local experts had to say about the history of Iloilo City, Iloilo.

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If you’re moving to Iloilo City, you’ll have to prepare yourself for an exciting and vibrant experience. With its rich cultural heritage and warm hospitality, the city offers a blend of history, modernity, and natural beauty. Embrace the local culture, try the regional cuisine, and engage with the vibrant festivals (Dinagyang-derived from the Ilonggo word “dagyang,” which means “merrymaking” or “celebration” to the commemoration of the arrival of the Malay settlers and the Santo Niño (Child Jesus) in Panay Island). Prepare for the tropical climate and research essential services, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions.

Lyka Faye, says: 2023

Iloilo City is at the heart of the Philippine map. We are considered as one of the most friendly community in the region. When someone is considering moving in my city, he or she must check the wonderful food the city can offer. Aside from the food, we also have breathtaking historical buildings built during Spanish colonization.

Leslie, says: 2020

Iloilo City is considered the country’s “City of Love” for most of the locals are seen as sweet and humble people. It also has lovely buildings inspired by our Spanish ancestors that foreigners really love. The city is also famous for its beautiful beaches that gave its tourism a good name.

Raeselle, says: 2020

Our city is rich in culture and history. We have festivals like Dinagyang that celebrate our indigenous background and come together to join in marveling at the energy the dance numbers within the event have to offer. We also have a variety of food to enjoy, local or otherwise, from street stalls to restaurants that offer very delicious Filipino cuisine.

Rizarose, says: 2020

If one moves to Iloilo City and likes a peaceful life, then this City is for you. Iloilo City is a tourist hub where the best restaurants and nightlife hubs are located. It is most known for the annual Dinagyang Festival, exquisite heritage sites, deliciously fresh seafood, and signature Ilonggo dishes.

Iloilo city is the “City of Love” of the Philippines. The people here a gentle and hospitable. The city itself is grounded on its rich history by preserving the culture while continually envisioning a brighter tomorrow through its continuous innovations. Everyone who chooses to live in Iloilo city will not only fall in love with its people and places but also the food the city has to offer.

Sheryl, says: 2020

Iloilo City is a “Modern City that live on the Past” it I because in every corner of our city you can see spectacular ancient mansions and building that are still standing and being maintained by our government. Walking along the streets you see ancient trees, lamps, an even the road are being conserved very well. If you want a place that makes you look back at our past, Iloilo City is a perfect place for you.

Alyzza, says: 2020

Iloilo City, City of Love as it is known because of its people is one of the most successful place in the country when it comes fusion of the new and the old. It’s a place where as much progress you can see because of the growth of its Business District, Shopping Malls in every district and vast opportunities for business and workforce available only in big cities before, also takes pride in preserving its cultural heritage. Old establishments, buildings and houses are well preserved as tourist attractions. In terms of food, as certain places get to embrace different culture thru food, Iloilo cuisine has been consistent in promoting their food while welcoming new ideas. The City of Love is fast pace business district with a touch of laid back lifestyle.

Anyone moving here should know in this place, people’s lovely smiles prevail. It is the city of smiles for that reason. Also, religion, arts, and culture here are always deemed relevant knowing that our churches and impeccably-curated artifacts are given top-notched attention by the local government.

Roselyn, says: 2020

Iloilo City is called “The City of Love” for it portrays the loving people, the Ilonggos”, no any other city could have. Besides from the people, my city also has historical landmarks and breathtaking scenery. My city is also diverse for its socio-economic status and the sumptuous foods every diner or restaurant has. come, enjoy and live to the city with love.

Leslie, says: 2020

Iloilo city is a historical city. Heritage mansions are to be found in different towns, particularly in Jaro, where wealthy people in the 1900s resided. Another culture rich experience you should consider trying is exploring the provinces of Iloilo. Leon is a town at the 2nd district of Iloilo. You will get there through jeepneys and vans within an hour at average speed. This town is the “little Baguio” of panay and is the center of agricultural endeavors of Iloilo.

Iloilo City is a city in the Philippines that is once called Queen City of the South it has many malls and the city center is modernized but in the nearby areas outside the city you can experience the natural beauty of the city like in the province. The city is also known for its Esplanade near the Iloilo City river and the view is very beautiful.

Catherine, says: 2020
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