Talaan ng mga palayaw ng mga lungsod at bayan sa Pilipinas
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Ang Talaan ng mga lungsod at bayan, palayaw sa Pilipinas o List of city and municipality nicknames in the Philippines ay ang palayaw sa bawat lungsod at bayan ito ay binabansag, tanyag at kinakataga sa nasabing lugar, upang malaman at madaling mahanap ang lokasyon ng isang lugar, sa Pilipinas bawat rehiyon binigyan ng palayaw upang kilalanin at ipagmalaki ang kinagisnan, kultura, ekonomiya, tradisyon at iba pa.
Luzon
baguhin| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Palayaw | Sanggunian |
|---|---|---|
| Caloocan | The City of Heroes Cradle of Katipunan Motorcycle Capital of NCR | |
| Las Piñas | Home of the Bamboo Organ City of Love and Progress Salt Center of Metro Manila Lantern Capital of Metro Manila |
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| Makati | The Wall Street of the Philippines The Financial Capital of the Philippines The Business Capital of the Philippines |
[1][2] |
| Mandaluyong | The Tiger City of the Philippines The Shopping Capital of the Philippines |
[1] |
| Maynila | The Distinguished and Ever Loyal City The Queen City of the Pacific The Pearl of the Orient |
[1][2] |
| Marikina | The Shoe Capital of the Philippines Home of the World's Largest Shoes |
[1][2] |
| Muntinlupa | The Emerald City of the Philippines Gateway to Calabarzon |
[1] |
| Navotas | The Fishing Capital of the Philippines | [1] |
| Parañaque | The Fashion Capital of the Philippines The City of Lights The Bay City |
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| Pasay | The Gateway to the Philippine Islands The Travel City The Travel Capital of the Philippines Home of Aliwan Fiesta Trading Wall of the Philippines Festival Capital of Metro Manila Asian City of Metro Manila Japanese City of the Philippines The Second City of Stars |
[1] |
| Pateros | A Small Town with a Big Heart Balut Capital of the Philippines Home of the world-famous Balut |
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| Lungsod Quezon | The City of Stars The Dragon City of the Philippines Largest City of the Philippines Home of the Philippine Congress |
[1] |
| San Juan | Heart of Metro Manila Home of Philippine Presidents Tiangge Capital of the Philippines |
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| Taguig | Metro Manila's ProbinSyudad | |
| Valenzuela | The Vibrant City The City of Discipline |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alaminos | Pangasinan | The Hundred Islander Capital of the World | |
| Anda, Pangasinan | Pangasinan | Mother of the Hundred Islands | |
| Bani | Pangasinan | Golden West | |
| Batac | Ilocos Norte | Home of Great Leaders City of My Dreams |
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| Bautista | Pangasinan | The Walis Tambo (walis) Capital of the Philippines Lupang Hinirang |
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| Binalonan | Pangasinan | Pangasinan's Cleanest Town | |
| Binmaley | Pangasinan | Yellow Beach | |
| Cervantes | Ilocos Sur | Summer Capital of Ilocos Sur | |
| Dagupan | Pangasinan | The Bangus (Milkfish) Capital of the Philippines Melting Pot of Pangasinan Former Queen City of the North Business Capital of North Central Luzon Education Capital of the North |
[1] |
| Laoag | Ilocos Norte | Northernmost City of the Philippines Northern Gateway of the Philippines Sunshine City Political, Commercial and Industrial Hub of Ilocos Norte The Sparkling Gem of Ilocandia |
[3][4] |
| Lingayen | Pangasinan | Most Romantic Place in the Philippines | |
| Luna | La Union | Home of Apo Baket Namacpacan | |
| Manaoag | Pangasinan | Home of the Our Lady of Manaoag | |
| Mapandan | Pangasinan | Pangasinan's Greenest Municipality | |
| Pagudpud | Ilocos Norte | Sicogon Island of the North | |
| Rosario | La Union | Gateway to Ilocandia | |
| San Carlos | Pangasinan | Mango-Bamboo Capital of the Philippines | |
| San Fernando | La Union | Regional Center of Ilocos Region The Prime Capital of Ilocandia Botanical Garden City |
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| San Juan | Ilocos Sur | Buri Capital of Ilocos Sur | |
| San Juan | La Union | Surfing Capital of the North/Northern Philippines | |
| Santa Maria | Ilocos Sur | Home of the Our Lady of the Assumption Church (Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion), a UNESCO World Heritage Site | |
| Santiago | Ilocos Sur | Sicogon Island of Ilocos Sur Isla de Gigantes of Ilocos Sur |
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| Santo Tomas | La Union | Regional Center for Inland Fisheries Research Tabo-an of the North Home of Señora Virgen del Mar Cautiva (Virgen of the Sea) |
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| Sinait | Ilocos Sur | Garlic Center of the North | |
| Tubao | La Union | Home of the Native Tobacco | |
| Urdaneta | Pangasinan | Gateway to Northern Philippines | |
| Vigan | Ilocos Sur | The Heritage City of the Philippines | [1] |
| Vintar | Ilocos Norte | The Territory of Siwawers (Siwawer is a high-flying, black and orange-colored bird) Municipality of Canaoays (Canaoay is a low-flying, black and white-colored bird) Center Municipality of Ilocos Norte Area of Mighty Eagles |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Province | Nicknames | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baguio | Benguet | The Summer Capital of the Philippines The City of Pines Center of Education in the North The Highest City Capital of the North Convention City Artists Heaven Little America |
[1][2][5] |
| Banaue | Ifugao | The site of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Batad Rice Terraces and Bangaan Rice Terraces | |
| La Trinidad | Benguet | Strawberry Capital of the Philippines Salad Bowl of the Philippines |
[6] |
| Sagada | Mountain Province | Home of the world-famous hanging coffins | |
| Tinglayan | Kalinga | Home of the Last “Mambabatok” |
| City/Municipality | Province | Nicknames | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aglipay | Quirino | The Heart of Quirino | |
| Bagabag | Nueva Vizcaya | Pineapple Region of Nueva Vizcaya | |
| Buguey | Cagayan | Crab Capital of the North | |
| Cabarroguis | Quirino | The Golden Park of Quirino | |
| Cabatuan | Isabela | Land of the Golden Grains | [1] |
| Cauayan | Isabela | Mushroom City of the North Bamboo City of Isabela Agro-Industrial Capital of Cagayan Valley Central Business District of Region 2 The Ideal City of the North |
[1] |
| Diffun | Quirino | Gateway to Quirino Province | |
| Echague | Isabela | Queen Town of Isabela | [1] |
| Gamu | Isabela | The Mother Town of the 2nd District of Isabela The Oldest Town of Mallig Plains Region |
[1] |
| Iguig | Cagayan | Holy Land of the North Pottery Center of Cagayan |
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| Ilagan | Isabela | Corn Capital of the Philippines The Center of Eco-Tourism Adventure in Region 2 Home of the World's Largest Wooden Lounge Chair Primary Growth Center of Region 2 |
[1] |
| Maddela | Quirino | Commercial Hub of Quirino | |
| Nagtipunan | Quirino | Tourism Capital of Quirino Land of the Origin |
|
| Piat | Cagayan | Pilgrimage Center of Cagayan Valley | |
| Ramon | Isabela | Tilapia Capital of Isabela Province Hub of the Famous Magat Dam |
[1] |
| Roxas | Isabela | The Commercial Center of the Mallig Plains Region | [1] |
| Saguday | Quirino | The Rice Granary of Quirino | |
| San Mariano | Isabela | Rice Bowl of Luzon | [1] |
| San Mateo | Isabela | Agro-Ecological City Munggo Capital of the Philippines |
[1] |
| Santa Ana | Cagayan | The Game Fishing Mecca of the Philippines | |
| Santa Fe | Nueva Vizcaya | Southern Gateway to the Cagayan Valley Region | |
| Santa Maria | Isabela | Finest Pottery of the North | [1] |
| Santa Praxedes | Cagayan | Northern Gateway of the Cagayan Valley Region | |
| Santa Teresita | Cagayan | Vannamei Capital of the North Youngest Town of Cagayan |
|
| Santiago | Isabela | Queen City of the North Commercial and Trading Center of Cagayan Valley Investment Hub of Northern Philippines |
[1] |
| Solano | Nueva Vizcaya | Central Business District of Nueva Vizcaya | |
| Tuguegarao | Cagayan | The Premier Ybanag City Regional Center of Cagayan Valley |
[1] |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angeles | Pampanga | City of Angels Entertainment Capital of the Philippines |
[7][8] |
| Aliaga | Nueva Ecija | The Home of Taong Putik Festival | [1] |
| Apalit | Pampanga | Pampanga's Gateway to Manila The Blacksmith Capital of Pampanga |
|
| Bacolor | Pampanga | Athens of Pampanga | |
| Baler | Aurora | The Birthplace of Philippine Surfing | |
| Bocaue | Bulacan | Fireworks Capital of the Philippines | |
| Bongabon | Nueva Ecija | Onion Capital of the Philippines | [9] |
| Bulakan | Bulacan | The First Capital of the Province of Bulacan | |
| Bustos | Bulacan | Home of Minasa Cookies | |
| Cabanatuan | Nueva Ecija | The Tricycle Capital of the Philippines | [1] |
| Cabiao | Nueva Ecija | The Sorghum Capital of Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| Capas | Tarlac | The Gateway to Pinatubo Volcano | |
| Carranglan | Nueva Ecija | The Largest Municipality in Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| Dilasag | Aurora | The Last Paradise of the North | |
| Doña Remedios Trinidad | Bulacan | Bulacan's Last Frontier | |
| Gabaldon | Nueva Ecija | The Stone Capital of Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| Gapan | Nueva Ecija | The Footwear Capital of the North | [1] |
| General Tinio | Nueva Ecija | The Papaya Capital of Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| Guiguinto | Bulacan | The Garden Haven of Bulacan Garden City |
|
| Guimba | Nueva Ecija | Organic Capital of Nueva Ecija | |
| Hagonoy | Bulacan | The Aquaculture Capital of Bulacan Leviticus Town |
|
| Iba | Zambales | Beach Capital of Zambales | |
| Jaen | Nueva Ecija | Mango Capital of Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| La Paz | Tarlac | Home of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage | |
| Licab | Nueva Ecija | The Home of Kariton Festival | [1] |
| Lubao | Pampanga | Balen Baba | |
| Mabalacat | Pampanga | The Industrial Capital of Pampanga | |
| Macabebe | Pampanga | Pampanga Mini Sea | |
| Magalang | Pampanga | Sweet Tamarind Capital of the Philippines | |
| Malolos | Bulacan | The Cradle of the Philippine Republic The Renaissance City The Historic and Heritage City of Bulacan |
|
| Mariveles | Bataan | The Home of Five Fingers | |
| Mayantoc | Tarlac | Summer Capital of Tarlac | |
| Meycauayan | Bulacan | Hub of Jewelry Production in the Philippines and in Asia | |
| Minalin | Pampanga | The Egg Basket of the Philippines | |
| Muñoz | Nueva Ecija | The Science City of the Philippines | [1] |
| Olongapo | Zambales | City of Volunteers City of a Thousand Bumble Bees |
|
| Pantabangan | Nueva Ecija | The Tilapia Capital of Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| Paombong | Bulacan | Vinegar Capital of the Philippines | |
| Peñaranda | Nueva Ecija | The IKMO Capital of Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| Pulilan | Bulacan | Home of the Kneeling Carabao Festival | |
| San Antonio | Nueva Ecija | The Watermelon Capital of Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| San Antonio | Zambales | Surfing Capital of Central Luzon | |
| San Isidro | Nueva Ecija | The Chicken Capital of Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| San Fernando | Pampanga | The Christmas City of the Philippines | [1] |
| San Jose | Nueva Ecija | Central Luzon's City of the Golden Harvests A Rice Bowl of the Philippines |
|
| San Jose del Monte | Bulacan | The First City of Bulacan The Evergreen City |
|
| San Leonardo | Nueva Ecija | The Town of Progress | [1] |
| San Marcelino | Zambales | Singkamas Capital of the Philippines | |
| Santa Maria | Bulacan | Chicharon Capital of Bulacan | |
| Santo Tomas | Pampanga | Coffin Capital of Central Luzon | [10] |
| Sasmuan | Pampanga | Pampanga Mini SEA | |
| Subic | Zambales | Wreck Diving Capital of the Philippines | |
| Talavera | Nueva Ecija | The Home of the Best Fish Sauce in Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| Lungsod ng Tarlac | Tarlac | Home of Sugar, Rice and Everything Nice | |
| Zaragoza | Nueva Ecija | The Home of the Best Fermented Rice in Nueva Ecija | [1] |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabat | Quezon | The Hidden Gem of Quezon Gateway to the Pacific Alabat, A Lost Paradise |
|
| Alaminos | Laguna | The Home of the Coramblan Festival | |
| Alfonso | Cavite | Agro-Industrial Center of Upland Cavite | |
| Alitagtag | Batangas | Float Capital of the Philippines | |
| Amadeo | Cavite | Coffee Capital of the Philippines | [11] |
| Angono | Rizal | Arts Capital of the Philippines | |
| Antipolo | Rizal | The Pilgrimage City of the Philippines The City in the Sky |
[1][5] |
| Bacoor | Cavite | Cavite's Gateway to the Metropolis Marching Band Capital of the Philippines City of Transformation |
|
| Balete | Batangas | Land of Honeybees | |
| Lungsod ng Batangas | Batangas | Industrial Port City of Calabarzon Tourist City of the Past, Present and Future |
[1][5] |
| Bauan | Batangas | The Town that Refuses to Die | |
| Bae | Laguna | Flower Garden of Laguna The First Capital of Laguna |
|
| Cabuyao | Laguna | Pamantasan ng Cabuyao | |
| Cainta | Rizal | Your Gateway to the East Information Technology Capital of the Province of Rizal Bibingka Capital of the Philippines |
|
| Calamba | Laguna | Hot Spring/Resort Capital of the Philippines | [12] |
| Calauan | Laguna | Home of the Sweetest Pineapple | |
| Candelaria | Quezon | Industrial Town of Quezon Desiccated Coconut Capital |
|
| Carmona | Cavite | Center for Investment & Sports of Cavite Industrial Corridor of Cavite |
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| Catanauan | Quezon | Heart of the Bondoc Peninsula | |
| Cavinti | Laguna | The Eventful, Adventure, Falls, Caves and Eco-Tourism Capital of Laguna | |
| Lungsod ng Cavite | Cavite | The Historic and Cultural City of 3 Bays International Transport Hub of the Future |
|
| Cuenca | Batangas | Home of the Bakers | |
| Dasmariñas | Cavite | University City of Cavite Industrial Giant of Calabarzon Melting Pot of Cavite Tiger City of the South |
|
| Dolores | Quezon | The Foot of Majestic Mt. Banahaw | |
| Famy | Laguna | The Home of Bamboo Weavers | |
| Imus | Cavite | Flag Capital of the Philippines | |
| Indang | Cavite | Upland Market Center | |
| Infanta | Quezon | Gateway to the Pacific | |
| Kalayaan | Laguna | Laguna's Symbol of Peace and Unity | |
| Kawit | Cavite | The Birthplace of Philippine Independence | |
| Liliw | Laguna | Tsinelas Capital of the Philippines Footwear Capital of the Philippines |
|
| Lipa | Batangas | Next Wave City City of Pride |
[1] |
| Lobo | Batangas | Atis Capital of the Philippines | |
| Los Baños | Laguna | Special Science and Nature City of the Philippines | [13] |
| Lucban | Quezon | Home of Pahiyas | |
| Lucena | Quezon | Biofuel City Cocopalm City of the South The Gateway to the South Entertainment Capital of Southern Luzon Bagong Lucena |
|
| Luisiana | Laguna | Little Baguio of Laguna Pandán Capital of the Philippines |
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| Lumban | Laguna | The Embroidery Capital of the Philippines | |
| Mabini | Batangas | Diving Capital of the Philippines | |
| Mabitac | Laguna | The Site of the Fabled Battle of Mabitac | |
| Magdalena | Laguna | Little Hollywood of Laguna The Bamboo Capital of Laguna |
|
| Majayjay | Laguna | Town of Rivers and Waterfalls | |
| Maragondon | Cavite | Historic Town & A Wildlife Sanctuary | |
| Morong | Rizal | Puso ng Rizal | |
| Naic | Cavite | Industrial Terminal & Amusement Center of the Future | |
| Nagcarlan | Laguna | Vegetable Basket of Laguna Home of Ana Kalang Festival |
|
| Padre Garcia | Batangas | Cattle Trading Capital of the Philippines | |
| Paete | Laguna | Woodcarving Capital of the Philippines | |
| Pagbilao | Quezon | Power Port of Quezon | |
| Pagsanjan | Laguna | The Tourist Capital of Laguna Athens of Laguna Home of Our Lady of Guadalupe |
|
| Pakil | Laguna | Home of the Turumba Festival | |
| Pangil | Laguna | Home of the Nuestra Señora de la O and the Santo Niño de la O | |
| Pila | Laguna | La Noble Villa de Pila | |
| Rizal | Laguna | Tayak Adventure and Nature Park of Laguna | |
| Rosario | Batangas | The Agro-Industrial Capital of Southern Tagalog Rice Granary of Batangas |
|
| Rosario | Cavite | An Agricultural-Commercial-Industrial Center | |
| San Jose | Batangas | Egg Basket Capital of the Philippines | |
| San Mateo | Rizal | Mountain Biking Capital of the Philippines | |
| San Pablo | Laguna | The City of Seven Lakes The City of Buko Pie |
[2][5] |
| San Pedro | Laguna | Sampaguita Capital of the Philippines Rooster City of the Philippines Laguna's Gateway to Metro Manila Shrine City of the Southern Tagalog |
[14] |
| Santa Cruz | Laguna | The Capital of Laguna Kesong Puti Capital of the Philippines |
|
| Santa Rosa | Laguna | The Lion City of South Luzon Next ICT Hub of the Philippines Makati of the South |
|
| Sariaya | Quezon | Heritage Town of Quezon Art Deco Capital of Southern Luzon |
|
| Silang | Cavite | Food Bastion of Metro Manila | |
| Siniloan | Laguna | Waterfalls Sanctuary of Laguna | |
| Taal | Batangas | The Heritage Town Balisong and Barong Tagalog Capital of the Philippines |
[15] |
| Tagaytay | Cavite | The Country's 2nd Summer Capital | |
| Talisay | Batangas | The Seedling Bowl of the Nation | |
| Tanauan | Batangas | The Premiere City of Calabarzon City of Colors |
|
| Tayabas | Quezon | City of Festivals Home of The Finest Lambanog Rest and Recreation Destination of Quezon City of 11 Spanish Bridges |
|
| Taytay | Rizal | Woodworks and Garments Capital of the Philippines | |
| Tiaong | Quezon | Home of the Legendary Lake Ticob | |
| Trece Martires | Cavite | The Drug and Gambling Free City The Seat of Provincial Government (Cavite) |
|
| Unisan | Quezon | The First Capital of Quezon The Oldest Town in the Philippines |
|
| Victoria | Laguna | Duck Raising Capital of the Philippines |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boac | Marinduque | The Heart's Capital | |
| Brooke's Point | Palawan | Original Home of the Biggest Pearl in the World. (Pearl of Lao Tzu or the Pearl of Allah) | |
| Buenavista | Marinduque | Home of the Famous Bellaroca Island Resort and Spa | |
| Calapan | Oriental Mindoro | Administrative Center of Mimaropa The Center of Commerce, Industry, Transportation, Communication, Religious Activities and Education in the entire Province of Oriental Mindoro |
|
| El Nido | Palawan | Gateway to Wild Adventure Heaven on Earth |
[16] |
| Gasan | Marinduque | The Cultural Nerve Center of the Marinduque | |
| Magdiwang | Romblon | The Gateway to Mount Guiting-Guiting | |
| Mamburao | Occidental Mindoro | The Economic, Political and Tourism Center of Occidental Mindoro | |
| Mogpog | Marinduque | The Original Home of the Moriones Primary Gateway of the Province |
|
| Pinamalayan | Oriental Mindoro | Rainbow City | |
| Puerto Galera | Oriental Mindoro | The World's Most Beautiful Bay Poor Man's Boracay |
[17][18] |
| Puerto Princesa | Palawan | The Eco-Tourism Capital of the Philippines The City in the Forest |
[19][20] |
| Torrijos | Marinduque | Home of the Famous Poctoy White Beach Little Baguio / Summer Capital of Marinduque |
|
| Victoria | Oriental Mindoro | Fruit Basket of Oriental Mindoro |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | Sorsogon | Little Switzerland of Asia | |
| Buhi | Camarines Sur | Home of Lake Buhi and the World's Smallest Commercial Fish locally known as the Sinarapan (Mystychtis Luzonensis) | |
| Canaman | Camarines Sur | Citadel of Bicol Culture Birthplace of Tancong Vaca Guerilla Unit |
|
| Daet | Camarines Norte | Gateway to Bicolandia | |
| Daraga | Albay | Home of the (Cagsawa) Ruins | |
| Donsol | Sorsogon | Whale Shark Capital of the World | |
| Legazpi | Albay | The City of Fun and Adventure ATV Capital of the Philippines Queen City of Southern Luzon Gateway of Southern Luzon Gateway City of Bicol |
[2] |
| Libmanan | Camarines Sur | Rice Granary of Camarines Sur | |
| Lungsod ng Masbate | Masbate | City of Hearts Rodeo Capital of the Philippines Melting Pot of Diverse Cultures and Traditions in Central Philippines |
|
| Naga | Camarines Sur | The Queen City of Bicol The Heart of Bicol The Pilgrim City An Maogmang Lugar (The Happy Place) Titan City Spanish Royal City One of the Seven Golden Cities of the Sun |
[2][21][22][23][24][25] |
| Pandan | Catanduanes | The Fishing Capital of Catanduanes | |
| Paracale | Camarines Norte | Gold Town | |
| Pasacao | Camarines Sur | Summer Capital of Camarines Sur | |
| Pili | Camarines Sur | Pili Nut Capital of the Philippines | |
| Sipocot | Camarines Sur | Egg Basket of Camarines Sur Native Chicken Capital of Camarines Sur Where Andaya Highway Ends |
|
| Lungsod ng Sorsogon | Sorsogon | Gateway to Southern Philippines | |
| Tabaco | Albay | Padyak Capital of the Philippines |
Bisayas
baguhin| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alimodian | Iloilo | Banana Capital of Western Visayas Strawberry Capital of Iloilo |
|
| Bacolod | Negros Occidental | The City of Smiles | [2][2][26] |
| Bago | Negros Occidental | Home of Historical and Natural Treasures | |
| Banga | Aklan | Banga the Beautiful | |
| Barotac Nuevo | Iloilo | The Football Capital of the Philippines | |
| Binalbagan | Negros Occidental | "Banwang Panganay" (Oldest Town) of Negros Island The True Heart of Negros |
|
| Bugasong | Antique | Bugas Sa Lusong The First Capital of Antique |
|
| Cadiz | Negros Occidental | City of Whales Dinagsa Country of the North |
|
| Carles | Iloilo | True Alaska of the Philippines | |
| Dingle | Iloilo | Spelunker's Paradise | |
| Estancia | Iloilo | Alaska of Panay | |
| Himamaylan | Negros Occidental | Home of Himaya-an Festival and Patik Kawayan | |
| Hinigaran | Negros Occidental | The Gateway to Southern Negros Firecrackers Capital of Negros Occidental |
|
| Ilog | Negros Occidental | The First Capital of the Historical Province of Negros Home of the Kisi-Kisi Festival |
|
| Lungsod ng Iloilo | Iloilo | The Queen's City of the South (de jure) The Most Loyal and Noble City The City of Love Textile Capital of the Philippines Contemporary City of the Philippines The City of Firsts The Pioneer City of the Philippines Heritage City Emerging Museum City Athens of the Philippines Fireworks Capital of Western Visayas Rising Giant Of The South Festival Capital of the Philippines |
[26][27] |
| Isabela | Negros Occidental | The Sweet Heart of Negros | |
| Jordan | Guimaras | Home Of The Sweetest Mangoes In The World | |
| Kabankalan | Negros Occidental | The Rising City of the South | |
| Kalibo | Aklan | Ati-Atihan Town | |
| La Carlota | Negros Occidental | Home of (Negros Island's) Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage | |
| Leon | Iloilo | Vegetable Basket of Iloilo Province Food Basket of Iloilo Province Summer Capital of Iloilo |
|
| Madalag | Aklan | Land of the Sweetest Lanzones | |
| Malay | Aklan | Home of the Boracay resort island | |
| Manapla | Negros Occidental | The Negrosanon Top End | |
| Miagao | Iloilo | Onion Capital of the Visayas | |
| Nabas | Aklan | Nature Lovers' Haven | |
| New Washington | Aklan | The Bountiful Town | |
| Panay | Capiz | Heritage Capital of Capiz | |
| Pandan | Antique | Jewel of Antique | |
| Passi | Iloilo | The Sweet City at the Heart of Panay | |
| Pavia | Iloilo | Regional Agro-Industrial Center for Western Visayas | |
| Pototan | Iloilo | Christmas Capital of Western Visayas Rice Granary of Iloilo |
|
| Roxas | Capiz | Seafood Capital of the Philippines | [26] |
| Sagay | Negros Occidental | The Garden City of the North | |
| Salvador Benedicto | Negros Occidental | Summer Capital of Negros Occidental | |
| Sibalom | Antique | Rice Bowl of Antique | |
| Silay | Negros Occidental | The Paris of Negros | |
| Sipalay | Negros Occidental | The Jewel of The Sugar Island The "Little Boracay" |
|
| Talisay | Negros Occidental | The Home to The Ruins (dubbed as "The Taj Mahal of Negros") | |
| Valladolid | Negros Occidental | Rice Granary of Negros Occidental Fruit Basket of Negros Occidental |
|
| Victorias | Negros Occidental | The Sugarlandia of Negros The Sweet and Green City of Negros |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bais | Negros Oriental | City of Whales and Dolphins Sugar Estate of the South |
|
| Balamban | Cebu | The Ship Building Capital of the Philippines | |
| Balilihan | Bohol | Vegetable Capital of Bohol | |
| Bantayan | Cebu | Holy Week Celebration Capital of the World | |
| Bayawan | Negros Oriental | Character City (as per International Association of Character Cities) A Pioneer "Healthy City" (DOH certified) |
|
| Bien Unido | Bohol | The Seaweed Capital of the Visayas | |
| Canlaon | Negros Oriental | The Home to Mount Kanlaon Vegetable Capital of Negros Island |
|
| Carcar | Cebu | Heritage City of Cebu Little Marikina of Cebu |
[28] |
| Carmen | Bohol | Home to the Chocolate Hills | |
| Lungsod ng Cebu | Cebu | The Queen City of the South (de facto) Oldest City in the Philippines First Capital of the Philippines Cradle of Christianity in Asia |
[2][5][27] |
| Compostela | Cebu | Land of the Free | |
| Corella | Bohol | Home of the Endemic Philippine Tarsier | |
| Danao | Cebu | The Gunsmith Capital of the Philippines | [26] |
| Dumaguete | Negros Oriental | The City of Gentle People The University Town of the Visayas The Motorcycle Capital of the Philippines |
[26] |
| Jimalalud | Negros Oriental | Little Big Town | |
| Lapu-Lapu | Cebu | Historic Resort City | |
| Liloan | Cebu | The Light of the North | |
| Loboc | Bohol | Music Capital of Bohol | |
| Mabinay | Negros Oriental | The Caves Capital of the Philippines | |
| Mandaue | Cebu | Furniture Capital of the Philippines Industrial City of Southern Philippines |
|
| Manjuyod | Negros Oriental | Maldives of the Philippines | |
| Minglanilla | Cebu | Sugat Capital of the South | |
| Naga | Cebu | The Industrial Hub of Southern Cebu | |
| Oslob | Cebu | Whaleshark Capital of the Visayas | |
| San Jose | Negros Oriental | The Regional Pineapple Capital | |
| Siaton | Negros Oriental | Southland by the Sea | |
| Sibonga | Cebu | Home to the Simala-Lindogon Church | |
| Sierra Bullones | Bohol | Golden Town of Bohol Home of the Tallest Santa Clause in the Philippines |
|
| Siquijor | Siquijor | The Mystical Town | |
| Tagbilaran | Bohol | City of Peace and Friendship | |
| Talisay | Cebu | The Aqua City | |
| Tanjay | Negros Oriental | City of Professionals City of Music and Fun City of Lights |
|
| Toledo | Cebu | The Copper City with a Heart of Gold | |
| Ubay | Bohol | Town of Warmest Friendship | |
| Vallehermoso | Negros Oriental | All-Around Suburb |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abuyog | Leyte | Home of the Buyogan Festival | |
| Basey | Samar | Banig Capital of Region 8 Home of the Famous Sohoton Caves and Natural Bridge National Park |
|
| Baybay | Leyte | A Place of Discovery, Beauty and Serenity | |
| Biliran | Biliran | Biliran's Oldest Town | |
| Borongan | Eastern Samar | The City of the Golden Sunrise The Sunshine Capital King City of the East |
|
| Calbayog | Samar | City of Waterfalls The City of Pilgrimage The City of Heritage |
|
| Catarman | Northern Samar | The Commercial, Financial, Educational and Government Center of the Province of Northern Samar | |
| Catbalogan | Samar | The Gateway to Samar Island The Quadricentennial City of Samar The City of Manaragat The City of Captivating Contrasts |
|
| Dolores | Eastern Samar | Rice Granary of Eastern Samar | |
| Guiuan | Eastern Samar | Magellan's First Landing Site (Homonhon) Surfing Capital of the Visayas Fish and Aquaculture Town of Eastern Visayas |
|
| Hinunangan | Southern Leyte | Rice Granary of Southern Leyte | |
| Laoang | Northern Samar | The Economic, Educational, Socio-Cultural and Political Center of Northern Samar's 2nd Congressional District | |
| Leyte | Leyte | The Mother Municipality of Leyte province | |
| Limasawa | Southern Leyte | The First Mass Site in the Philippines | |
| Maasin | Southern Leyte | Religious and Miraculous City in the Philippines | |
| Naval | Biliran | The Undiscovered Paradise | |
| Ormoc | Leyte | The economic, cultural, commercial and transportation hub of western Leyte | |
| San Antonio | Hilagang Samar | Undisturbed Paradise and Future Premier Tourist Destination in Eastern Visayas | |
| Tacloban | Leyte | Queen City of the Orient Seas Regional Center of Eastern Visayas The Gateway to Eastern Visayas City of Hope |
|
| Tanauan | Leyte | Cradle of the Intellectuals Skimboarding Capital of the Philippines |
| City/Municipality | Province | Nicknames | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baliguian | Zamboanga del Norte | Philippine Eagle Capital of Zanorte | |
| Dapitan | Zamboanga del Norte | The Shrine City of the Philippines Historic City of the South Amusement Capital of the South Rizal City of the South |
[29] |
| Dipolog | Zamboanga del Norte | The Locust City The Orchid City of the Philippines Bottled Sardines Capital of the Philippines |
[2][29] |
| Gutalac | Zamboanga del Norte | Pebbles Capital of the Philippines | |
| Ipil | Zamboanga Sibugay | Heart of Zamboanga Peninsula | |
| Isabela | Basilan | The Economic Center of Basilan | |
| Kalawit | Zamboanga del Norte | Carabao Capital of Mindanao | |
| Katipunan | Zamboanga del Norte | Adventure Capital of Zanorte The Highest Mountain of Zanorte |
|
| Labason | Zamboanga del Norte | Fresh Fish Capital of Zanorte Danggit Capital of the South |
|
| Lapuyan | Zamboanga del Sur | Little America Subanen Land Culture-Friendly Municipality |
|
| Liloy | Zamboanga del Norte | Peanut Capital of Zanorte | |
| Manukan | Zamboanga del Norte | Chicken Capital of the South | |
| Mutia | Zamboanga del Norte | Mountain Resort of Zanorte | |
| Pagadian | Zamboanga del Sur | The Little Hong Kong of the South | [29] |
| Piñan | Zamboanga del Norte | Inland Resort Capital of Zanorte | |
| Polanco | Zamboanga del Norte | Marang Capital of the Philippines | |
| President Manuel A. Roxas | Zamboanga del Norte | Industrial Capital of Zanorte | |
| Salug | Zamboanga del Norte | Magnificent View Capital of Zanorte | |
| Sergio Osmeña Sr. | Zamboanga del Norte | Vegetable Bowl of Zanorte | |
| Sibuco | Zamboanga del Norte | Last Frontier of Zanorte in the South | |
| Sibutad | Zamboanga del Norte | Mineral Premier Capital of the South | |
| Sindangan | Zamboanga del Norte | Fishing Capital of Zanorte | |
| Siocon | Zamboanga del Norte | Kalaw (hornbill) Capital of Zanorte | |
| Titay | Zamboanga Sibugay | The Central Axis of Zampen | |
| Tukuran | Zamboanga del Sur | Swimming Capital of Zamboanga del Sur The Isthmus of Zamboanga Peninsula |
|
| Dumingag | Zamboanga del Sur | Gold Town Child Friendly Municipality Organic Capital Zamboanga Peninsula |
|
| Lungsod ng Zamboanga | The City of Flowers Asia's Latin City The Sardines Capital of the Philippines |
[2][5][29] |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cagayan de Oro | Misamis Oriental | The City of Golden Friendship The Heart of Northern Mindanao The Gateway to the Land of Promise The City of Gold The River Rafting Capital of the Philippines |
[29] |
| Clarin | Misamis Occidental | Suman Town | |
| Damulog | Bukidnon | Passway to Northern Mindanao Land of the Virgin Nature |
|
| Don Carlos | Bukidnon | Little Vigan of Bukidnon | |
| El Salvador | Misamis Oriental | The City of Mercy or "City of The Saviour" Christ City of the Philippines |
|
| Gingoog | Misamis Oriental | The City of Good Luck | [29] |
| Iligan | Lanao del Norte | The Industrial Center of the South The City of Majestic Waterfalls |
[29] |
| Impasugong | Bukidnon | Home of the Finest Cowboys | |
| Jimenez | Misamis Occidental | Heritage Town | |
| Kadingilan | Bukidnon | Green Haven of the South | |
| Kalilangan | Bukidnon | Gateway to Bangsamoro | |
| Kitaotao | Bukidnon | Mango Capital of Bukidnon | |
| Lantapan | Bukidnon | Vegetable Basket of Mindanao Heart of Bukidnon |
|
| Linamon | Lanao del Norte | Beach Capital of Lanao del Norte | |
| Malaybalay | Bukidnon | South Summer Capital of the Philippines The City in the Forest of the South |
[29] |
| Malitbog | Bukidnon | Bukidnon's Great North | [29] |
| Mambajao | Camiguin | Lanzones Capital of the Philippines | [29] |
| Manolo Fortich | Bukidnon | Adventure Capital of Bukidnon | |
| Maramag | Bukidnon | The Place for Secured Investment | |
| Tangub | Misamis Occidental | The Christmas Symbols City of the Philippines | [29] |
| Tubod | Lanao del Norte | Motocross Capital of the Philippines | |
| Oroquieta | Misamis Occidental | The City of Good Life | [29] |
| Ozamiz | Misamis Occidental | The Historical, Cultural, and Pilgrimage Destination Gem of Panguil Bay Gateway to Northwestern Mindanao |
|
| Quezon | Bukidnon | Sugar Capital of Bukidnon | |
| San Fernando | Bukidnon | Bukidnon's Gateway to Davao | |
| Sugbongcogon | Misamis Oriental | Greenest Municipality of Misamis Oriental | |
| Talakag | Bukidnon | The Highlander's Golden Paradise of Bukidnon | |
| Valencia | Bukidnon | The City of Golden Harvest |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lungsod ng Dabaw | Davao del Sur | King City of the South Crown Jewel of Mindanao Fruit Basket of the Philippines Philippines' Little Japan Eco-Adventure Capital of the Philippines Durian Capital of the Philippines City of Royalties |
[29][30] |
| Digos | Davao del Sur | City of Sweet Mangoes Clay Capital of Mindanao Gate City of the South Champion City of Good Governance |
|
| Mati | Davao Oriental | Coconut Capital of the Philippines | |
| Malita | Davao Occidental | Banana Capital of Davao Occidental Whaleshark Capital of Mindanao |
|
| Mawab | Davao de Oro | Bibingka Capital of Davao Region | |
| Monkayo | Davao de Oro | Gold Ore Capital of Davao de Oro | |
| Nabunturan | Davao de Oro | Home of the Biggest Gold Ring in the Philippines | |
| Panabo | Davao del Norte | Banana Capital of the Philippines | |
| Samal | Davao del Norte | Island Garden City Philippines' Largest Resort City IGaCoS |
[31] |
| Tagum | Davao del Norte | Music Capital of the South Palm City of the Philippines City of Golden Opportunities The Little Green Singapore of the South Tourist Capital of the South City of Perfect Harmony City of Parks City of Festivals |
[32] |
| Lunsod/Munisipalidad | Probisya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alamada | Cotabato | Home to the Asik-Asik Falls | |
| Antipas | Cotabato | The Economic Center of Arakan Valley Complex | |
| Bagumbayan | Sultan Kudarat | Central Mindanao's new source for export-quality Banana and Pineapple | |
| Heneral Santos | The Tuna Capital of the Philippines | [29] | |
| Kidapawan | Cotabato | Spring in the Highlands City of Fruits Second Fruit Basket of the Philippines City at the Foot of Mt. Apo |
[33] |
| Koronadal | South Cotabato | The Ilonggo City of Mindanao The Crown City of the South The Sports Mecca of the South |
|
| Maitum | Sarangani | Sarangani's Cradle of Civilization | |
| Norala | South Cotabato | Land of the Dreamweavers Rice Bowl of South Cotabato |
|
| President Quirino | Sultan Kudarat | Banana Capital of Sultan Kudarat | |
| Surallah | South Cotabato | Alternate Provincial Agro-Industrial Center | |
| Tacurong | Sultan Kudarat | The City of Goodwill Commercial Center of Sultan Kudarat |
|
| Tupi | South Cotabato | Fruit, Vegetable and Flower Basket of South Cotabato |
| City/Municipality | Province | Nicknames | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bayugan | Agusan del Sur | City of Rice, Corn and Flowers Cut Flower Capital of Agusan del Sur Agusan del Sur Growth Center Timberland City Rice Capital of Agusan del Sur |
|
| Bislig | Surigao del Sur | The Booming City by the Bay The City of Wonders The Organic City of the Philippines |
|
| Butuan | Agusan del Norte | Home of the Balangays Caraga's Economic Hub Timber City of the South Premier Forest City |
[34] |
| Cantilan | Surigao del Sur | The Cradle Town | |
| Dapa | Surigao del Norte | Growth Center of the Beautiful Islands of Siargao | |
| Dinagat | Dinagat Islands | The Mother Municipality of Dinagat Islands | |
| Esperanza | Agusan del Sur | Tilapia Capital of Agusan del Sur The Home of Cultural Diversity |
|
| General Luna | Surigao del Norte | Surfing Capital of the Philippines | |
| Hinatuan | Surigao del Sur | The Home to the Enchanted River | |
| Lanuza | Surigao del Sur | Surfing Gateway of the Philippines | |
| Magallanes | Agusan del Norte | Safety Matches Capital of the Philippines | |
| Nasipit | Agusan del Norte | Gateway to Agusan del Norte | |
| Placer | Surigao del Norte | The Golden Town | |
| San Francisco | Agusan del Sur | The Commercial Capital of Agusan del Sur | |
| San Jose | Dinagat Islands | The Place of Mystical Adventure | |
| Lungsod ng Surigao | Surigao del Norte | City of Island Adventures Gateway to Mindanao |
| Lungsod/Munisipalidad | Probinsya | Palayaw | Sangunian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lungsod ng Cotabato | City of Cultural Charms City of Rivers and Creeks Tagalog City of Mindanao Stone Fortress of Mindanao Halal Capital of the Philippines |
||
| Jolo | Sulu | Home to Mindanao's Original Royalties | [29] |
| Lamitan | Basilan | Lami-Lamihan City | |
| Marawi | Lanao del Sur | The Only Islamic City in the Philippines | [29] |
| Shariff Aguak | Maguindanao | Maguindanao's Political Dynasty Town | |
| Sibutu | Tawi-Tawi | Home to the descendants of Malay Royalty in Borneo | |
| Simunul | Tawi-Tawi | The site of Oldest Mosque in the Philippines and Home of Sheikh Makdum | |
| Sitangkai | Tawi-Tawi | Southernmost Municipality in the Philippines; known as "Venice of the South" |
Mga sanggunian
baguhin- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 1.29 1.30 1.31 1.32 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 1.38 1.39 1.40 1.41 1.42 1.43 Cities in Luzon and their Nicknames Naka-arkibo 2013-10-09 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed May 6, 2013
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 List of City Nicknames in the Philippines Accessed May 6, 2013
- ↑ Sunshine City celebrates 48th Charter Day Accessed August 23, 2013
- ↑ The Sparkling Gem of Ilocandia Accessed August 23, 2013
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Nicknames of Filipino Cities Accessed May 7, 2013
- ↑ Strawberry capital marks strawberry fest Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ City of Angels Naka-arkibo 2012-05-01 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 24, 2013
- ↑ In the City of Angels, they use condoms Naka-arkibo 2013-05-28 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 24, 2013
- ↑ Onion Capital ng RP[patay na link] Accessed August 24, 2013
- ↑ Coffin Capital happy on Undas Accessed August 24, 2013
- ↑ "coffee-capital-of-the-philippines"/ Amadeo: Coffee Capital of the Philippines Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ Jago-on, Karen; Siringan, Fernando; Balangue-Tarriela, Rosana; Taniguchi, Makoto; Reyes, Yvette Kirsten; Lloren, Ronald; Peña, Maria Angelica; Bagalihog, Elenito (21 Disyembre 2015). "Hot spring resort development in Laguna Province, Philippines: Challenges in water use regulation". Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies. 11: 96–106. doi:10.1016/j.ejrh.2015.11.020.
{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link) - ↑ Science More Fun in Los Baños Naka-arkibo 2016-03-04 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ San Pedro, Laguna
- ↑ Municipality of Taal – The Heritage Town Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ CNNGo: The Philippines' best beaches and islands Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ Puerto Galera is 2005's world's most beautiful bay Naka-arkibo 2020-07-27 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ Broke in Puerto Galera: it isn't called the poor man's Boracay for nothing! Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ Puerto Princesa: The Country's Ecotourism Capital Naka-arkibo 2008-09-29 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ The City in the Forest Naka-arkibo 2020-07-27 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ Naga, the Queen City of Bicol Accessed May 6, 2013
- ↑ The Queen City of Bicol Accessed May 7, 2013
- ↑ The Queen of Bicol Naka-arkibo 2013-07-03 at Archive.is The Philippines Canadian Inquirer website Accessed May 6, 2013
- ↑ The Naga We Know will be launched on Aug. 31 Naka-arkibo 2014-04-13 sa Wayback Machine.
- ↑ The Naga We Know Naka-arkibo 2014-04-13 sa Wayback Machine.
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 26.4 Cities in Visayas and their Nicknames[patay na link] Accessed May 7, 2013
- ↑ 27.0 27.1 Mabilog to regain "Queen City of the South" title for Iloilo Accessed May 6, 2013
- ↑ Carcar, Heritage City of Cebu Naka-arkibo 2013-08-21 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 22, 2013
- ↑ 29.00 29.01 29.02 29.03 29.04 29.05 29.06 29.07 29.08 29.09 29.10 29.11 29.12 29.13 29.14 29.15 Cities in Mindanao and their Nicknames Naka-arkibo 2012-10-17 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed May 6, 2012
- ↑ Travel Notes: Davao City Travel Guide
- ↑ Island Garden City of Samal Naka-arkibo 2013-07-15 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 24, 2013
- ↑ Tagum City's Musikahan Festival fills troubled Mindanao with the sounds of music
- ↑ "Kidapawan". Inarkibo mula sa orihinal noong 2013-10-16. Nakuha noong 2013-10-16.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link) - ↑ About Butuan Naka-arkibo 2014-07-14 sa Wayback Machine. Accessed August 22, 2013
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