Matatag na kabuhayan at pagkakaisa tungo sa matatag na bayan. Lupao is derived from the Ilocano word 'lupa', the name of an itchy plant found in great abundance within the town and its outskirts at the time of the town's foundation in 1913 - Lupao, Nueva Ecija.

Official website of Mabini, Pangasinan.

In the beginning of its recorded history, the place was sparsely populated and unknown and under the territorial jurisdiction of the present neighboring town of Boljoon. Upon the encouragement of the early Spanish Priest of Boljoon, people migrated to the place and built a settlement on the site. This settlement soon prospered and was called ǃ?Mambajeǃ?. This name was derived from the word. Bahi; slatted lumber out of the trunks of palm trees, locally called sagisi, bunga, patikan and other similar species which were abundant in the area. Many years later, the place was known as ǃ?Mambajeǃ?.

Official website of the municipality of Bani, the westernmost town of Pangasinan - the "Golden West." This official website is a project of the Municipal Planning and Development Office of the Municipal Government.

We especially want to reach out to our “Kabubungto”, who miss this hometown so much, their hearts yearning for its warmth hospitality, friendliness, love and faithfulness, were it not for the distance and the inevitable things to do. May you find a balm for your longings for home. And then, we extend our invitation to many of you who wish to come visit a place-friendly, warm, hospitable. Dagos tabi kamo sa Bulan and Dios Mabalos!

Cordovais a fifth class island municipality located near the center of the east coast of the province of Cebu. Cordova was once a part of Opon, now called Lapu-lapu City and it was called Day-as. Its first attempt to secede from Mother town Opon was in 1863. The inhabitants found it difficult to discharge their duties and obligations to the church and municipality because of the distance, coupled with lack roads.

Dalaguete - a peaceful, progressive, environment-friendly and God-loving society - Dalaguete, Cebu.

The Municipality of Gloria is located 76kms from the capital city of Calapan. It has a total land area of 28,029 hectares and is composed of 27 barangays. It is bounded on the north by Pinamalayan, on the south by Bansud, on the west by Occidental Mindoro, and on the east by Tablas Strait.

Layag, bayang Hagonoy, sa bagong milenyo.

Finally our beautiful municipality of JAGNA has gained another opportunity of opening its doors wide to the world. It is therefore our pleasure to welcome everyone interested to acquaint themselves a little more intimately with our municipality to visit the Municipality of Jagna Web site. It is more than our pleasure to indulge your curiosity on the special little aspects of Jagna that truly makes it one of the most progressive municipalities of Bohol.

Explore Kapalong, the eco-tourism capital of Davao del Norte, the caving capital of Mindanao!!!

The municipality of Luna was part of the defunct town, Mountain Province. The town was formerly called Macatel, meaning √·∆Ì¿ÙItchy Water√·∆Ì¿Ú in the Ibanag language. This name was given by the Ibanag fisherman from Abulog, Cagayan. The municipality is characterized by mixed topography of level area, valleys, scattered low hills and mountainous area, gently sloping and rolling to strongly sloping levels - Luna, Apayao.

The Municipal Government of M’lang is composed of 37 barangays, 8 of which remained in the municipality from out of 18 barangays associated in its creation in August 3, 1951 by virtue of Executive Order No. 462 of the then President of the Philippine Elpidio Quirino, with territories taken from the adjacent towns of Kidapawan (its mother municipality) and Buluan of the now Maguindanao Province. Its classification as of the present is that of a first class municipality per Department Order No. 24-97 of the Department of Finance.

Naawan is envisioned to become a haven for environmentally friendly agro-based light industries, a leading producer of agricultural products, a manpower development center in the CIC area based on sustainable utilization of resources and attainment of peaceful residential refuge, just and harmonious community. Home of Glow Goat's Milk Soap.

The cattle trading capital of the Philippines.

By 2010, Pinamalayan shall emerge as a major food basket and a progressive trading hub of MIMAROPA and the rest of Region IV, with sustainable agriculture, diversified trading activities, enhanced tourism, conserved and protected environment, inhabited by God-centered, empowered and nature- and peace-loving citizenry.

The official website of the Local Government Unit of Sto. Domingo, Albay. The Cleanest and Greenest Municipality throughout Bicol Region and the Birthplace of Sarung Banggui (National anthem of Bicol Region).

Welcome to the Living Museum of Ilocos Sur, the Municipality of Tagudin.

The Municipality of Trinidad is Located in the northeastern part of Bohol Province, Trinidad has a land area of 15,263.0344 hectares that comprises twenty (20) barangays. The topography is characterized by level plains on the eastern part, which gently undulates to hills and mountains toward the western part.

For residents, for visitors, for businesses ... this is for you!

Dayon kamo! Vision of Ginatilan: "To make Ginatilan a town that we Ginatilanons can be very proud of."

The capital of Benguet ... strawberry fields forever.

Welcome to the diving paradise of Cebu. Legend states that a Spaniard was walking around the place and met a townfolk near a bubbling underground spring situated along the coast of the town. The Spaniard asked the folk in Spanish as to the name of the place. The folk unable to perceive the Spanish language answered ǃ?bocal bocalǃ? for he discerned that the Spaniard was asking about the bubbling spring. Bocal-bocal was a tongue twister to the Spaniard hence Moalboal.

The Municipality of San Jacinto, per Censal Year 2007 figures, has a total municipal population of 26,508 persons and accounts for 3.45% of the total Provincial Population of Masbate Province. The Municipality’s 4 Urban Barangays has a total urban population of 7,802 persons or 29.43% of the total municipal population while the 17 Rural Barangays have a combined rural population of 18,706 persons or 70.57%.

San Remigio, home of Cebu's longest shoreline.