Capitol Employees Free Check-Up
In celebration of the Women's Month, the Siquijor Provincial Hospital headed by Dr. Redempta Cortes- Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Josephine S. Bucol- Provincial Medical Specialist and the Provincial Staff Nurse conducted a free check up for blood pressure, a random blood sugar testing, and self-breast examination to all Provincial Capitol Employees last March 22, 2013 ...Read more
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- PAMAG Medical Mission in Siquijor| by: P. Calunod | March 01, 2013
- Mercury Drug Foundation offers help to Siquijor for Typhoon Pablo hit families| by: P. Calunod | February 18, 2013
- Siquijor Healing Festival attract more than 13,000 tourists| written by: Rizalie Anding Calibo | April 14, 2012
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2013 Calendar of Activities |
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MAR 27-30 |
Healing Festival - Annual Activity held @ Bandilaan Mountain View Park during Holy Week Schedule of Activities |
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MAY 13 |
Saging Festival - one of the highlights of Lazi Town Fiesta |
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MAY 21 |
Lubi Festival - one of the highlights of Maria Town Fiesta |
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JUL 14 |
Pamukad Festival - One of the highlights of Enrique Villanueva Town Feista |
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AUG |
Bugwas Festival - One of the highlights of San Juan Town Feista |
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SEP 17 |
Araw ng Siquior - Province Charter Day Celebration, Annual celebration with Solili Festival |
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OCT |
Dilaab Festival - held every year before Siquijor Town Fiesta |
Welcome to the Island of Healing!
Siquijor is the smallest island province in the Central Visayas Region. It's geographically located midway between the Visayas and Mindanao Islands. It is bounded on the Northwest by the islands of Cebu, on the Northeast by Bohol, on the East by Camiguin Island, on the South by mainland Mindanao and on the West by Negros Island. On its northern shore lays the Bohol strait, on its southeast shore, the Mindanao Sea.
Siquijor is the third smallest province in the country both in terms of population and land area, after Camiguin and Batanes. For a time it was sub-province of Negros Oriental. Called Isla del Fuego or the "Island of Fire" by the Spanish before, Siquijor is considered by many Filipinos to be a mystical island, full of mysterious and other supernatural phenomena.
Candaping B Underwater Resources
Kagusuan Beachone of the most magnificent white sand in Maria-Siquijor
Atypical Napayong Rock Formation 
One of Siquijor's endemic marine resources
Lazi Conventone of the largest and oldest convent in the Philippines
Sunset Scenery @ San Juan
