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Bamboo, that large woody plant often used to characterize the Filipino’s resiliency in difficult times, abounds in this municipality 39 kilometers from Iloilo City. No wonder, a bamboo industry thrives in this town, with local folk crafting the best sawali mats, furniture and other home decor and handicrafts this side of the archipelago.


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MAYOR MARIANO MALONES SR.

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Maasin comes alive with ‘Tultugan’

By Leo Solinap | January 12, 2003 - 12:00am

MAASIN, Iloilo – For Tagalogs, tultugan sounds like tugtugan or music-playing. But for Ilonggos, it refers to a bamboo instrument which natives long ago used for communications and well, for music too. Bamboo,...

Travel and Tourism