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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Libertad, Antique

Holidays to Libertad, Antique have been most indulged with the aid of rolling hills that become emerald in spring and gold in late summer, allowing an opportunity to the traveller to think and reflect in peace.
The town is very snugly located on the northern end of Antique, where the sea breezes intermingle with the whispers of the forest, forming a climate of temper and of refreshing.
In a small community of about 17,000 residents, Libertad is like living in a postcard, as people are soon friends through local markets and communal dining.
Founded in the year 1949, the town has managed to maintain its original design, including its undulating streets that lead to old fashioned plazas and stone topped churches.
Tourists will discover that every day life of the town will be controlled with agrarian time schedules- farmers are working at rice paddies and fishermen are setting up nets to catch at dawn.
Due to its relative isolation, visitors tend to find some secret trails that wind through thru forests, waterfalls, and into pre-historic caves that have not been disturbed in centuries.
Capital (of the province): San Jose de Buenavista
International airport: No international airport in Libertad
Nearest commonly used: Evelio B. Javier Airport (San Jose, Antique)
Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP)
Time zone: UTC+8 (Philippine Standard Time)
Driving side: Right-hand side
Main electricity: 220 volts, 60 Hz
Official / local languages: Kinaray-a, Hiligaynon, Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

Holidays to Libertad, Antique feature the Maanghit Cave with its stalactites and stalagmites that create a cathedral-like ceiling and astonishes even the old hands of spelunkers.
The Bungan-Bungan Spring presents clear and cool water which is similar to liquid crystal and this encourages the visitors to splash or even sit on the flowing water.
The local banig weaving villages demonstrate the presence of artisans that work with the local fibres turning them into useful and artistic mats.
There are quiet beach resorts along the western coast which offer peaceful locations where people can relax on soft sand listening to the gulls and the waves.
The Northwest Panay Peninsula Natural Park is a place where hikers can walk through the thick rainforest and the only thing heard are the birds chirping and the falling water far in the distance.
The geological marvels of marble and limestone sites smooth slabs and massive columns tell of an ancient sea that used to cover the land.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

December to May are the dry seasons and the weather is sunny with low humidity and this is the best time to enjoy outdoor activities like caving, swimming and hiking.
The wet rainy season is between June and September and in these months, the low-lying trails tend to be flooded but the rivers are also replenished making the landscape so green and beautiful.
Moderate temperatures and less people can be experienced in a pleasant shoulder season in March or November giving you an opportunity to get more personal with the town.
The weather is not sweltering with temperatures hardly reaching 30 0 C even in summer so that most visitors will not feel oppressed by the tropical heat.
Misty mornings are also caused by monsoon season which envelops the hills in a loose veil, and gives the early morning photographers a dreamy feeling.
In the case of festival lovers, it is also possible to plan a visit in accordance with local festivals to add an additional cultural flavour to the holiday.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Maanghit Cave

The entrance of the cave leads to a big hall that is a sort of underground cathedral with natural columns that form columns.
Underground rivers trickle through the rock, to provide a cool reprieve against the tropical sun, and provide an opportunity to see rare cave fish.
The archaeological evidence on the floor of the cave gives clues about ancient rituals giving a physical linkage to the far past of the region.
There are geological formations that are explained by guided tours that enable the visitor to know how the centuries of depositing minerals formed the labyrinth passages.
The dampness of the cave makes the air fresh and it proves to be an easy place to have a quick rest before the adventure begins.
The lights inside the cave turn on at dusk giving the cave a mystic feeling, an almost other worldly one.

Bungan Bungan Spring

The crystal-clean water of the spring is supplied by the underlying aquifers ensuring a clean taste that is definitely refreshing during a hot day.
Around the spring, there are natural stone pools, which provide an ideal location to have a good swim or to collect shell as a souvenir.
The forest around it gives some shade making it a cool hideout especially on hot afternoons that are humid.
Local guides would have the ability to show ways of gathering water traditionally, which would provide a glimpse into how the local people used to tap fresh water sources in the past.
The site of the spring on a small rise gives the visitors the chance to seat on the path and see the native birds and butterflies.
When it gets late, lanterns are lit around the pool to light up the pool creating a beautiful night swim.

Banig Weaving Villages

The process of weaving banig mats by artisans seems to be a true demonstration of a living art, and patience and skill can make simple fibres be turned into complex patterns.
This starts by harvesting the native plants, which demonstrate the respect given to the environment and ensure that the local flora remains healthy.
The designs of each mat recount the life of the weaver or local traditions and folklore surrounding the area, transforming ordinary items into storeys about the culture.
Tourists have the option of shopping directly with the craftsmen handmade mats, which benefits the local economy as well as the sightseeers take a historical memory.
Live shows allow tourists to do the weaving, and it provides experience in the complexity of the craft.
Evening protests are characterised by dances and music, which make the demonstrations festive and reflect the general creativity of the community.

Beach Resorts

The beach on this side is not highly developed and this is why the natural beauty is maintained and the resorts are secluded enclaves of heaven.
White sand is soft and good to sunbathe on and the waters are clear and good to snorkel through the colourful reefs.
Most resorts have their own line of simple and locally made dishes that enable them to experience fresh catch of the day and local traditions.
The beach has amazing views of the sunset that change into colours of orange and pink and reflect on the still waters.
The fact that it does not attract a lot of people also means that the guests would have the opportunity to have their own moments of tranquilly without any disruptions.
Local musicians accompanied by evening events on the beach can include storytelling or lullabies, which is a cultural touch to the beach vacation.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Northwest Panay Peninsula Natural Park

The thick tropical hardwood trees create a canopy that philtres sunlight and results in dappled light spots where one can enjoy a relaxing walk.
The streams in the park flow in between moss-laid rocks where hikers are usually tempted to stop and hear the symphony of nature.
Wild animals that would have otherwise been hard to view, like the elusive Philippine deer can be viewed at safe observation spots, and this provides an element of wildlife adventure.
The park is a costly habitat that maintains old-growth forests which serve as a living laboratory to study the environment and protect them.
Trekking activities with the focus on endemic fauna and flora are guided walks that enlighten the tourists on the importance of biodiversity and ecological equilibrium.
The grading of the trails in the park is done according to various fitness levels hence making the park usable by the family and the experienced trekkers.

Marble and Limestone Sites

Polished marble tiles and rocky limestone walls show the geological storey of the island, the account of the old oceans and tectonic movements.
The tourists are allowed to walk through the exposed strata with the trace of the layers that make up the bedrock of the area.
Quarries are still being used and it provides insight to the traditional stone-cutting methods that have been in use since time immemorial.
The vegetation formations also form distinct microenvironments to the small reptiles and amphibians to enhance the local fauna.
The polished marble surfaces are also mesmerising and photogenic due to the light reflections that make them seem shimmering.
An evening visit will also give one a chance to contemplate the stones quietly, as the colours of the sky are reflected on the smoothed surfaces.

Freshwater Lakes and Rivers

The hills are sprinkled with small lakes, which are cool and clear water with which one can take a quick dip following a climb.
Small rivers run in between villages where people can take a stroll or a boat ride to have a scenic view.
The waters support local fish and a visitor can fish in these waters to have a taste of freshwater snapper.
Reeds and shrubs have been planted along the banks of the banks to form natural benches where people can relax and view the banks.
Rivers can become playgrounds where children and adults will engage in their fun every season during floods.
At night with the stars, the reflection of the water is of the moonlight and makes the picture look like a serene dream.

Waterfalls and Hilltop Viewpoints

And there are waterfalls, which go down moss-smothered precipices, and this spray acts as a natural humidifier to the adjacent flora.
The hill top views are panoramic views of the western coast and the neighbouring islands and therefore, a hike during sun rise or sun set is very rewarding.
The paths that take one to these destinations are usually lined with wild flowers which bring colourful bursts in the road.
Smaller plunge pools at the bases of waterfalls are refreshing points to make quick swims or just have a cooling point.
There are local legends of every waterfall that give it an extra touch of mystery further enriching the experience of the visitor.
These places are good storytelling spots with the community because of the fusion of beauty and cultural folklore.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

Holidays to Libertad, Antique are deep in the banig weaving tradition, in which weavers make use of the fibre of native plants, such as bariw.
This heritage is marked in March by the Banigan Festival which marks the event through lively dances in the streets, and spirited fairs attracting all the people in the province.
The major languages spoken are kinaray-a, Hiligaynon and Aklanon with their own individual idioms and expressions.
Some of the notable historical sites like the Union Rotonda display architectural designs that incorporate both the Spanish colonials as well as local design features.
Oral storytelling is common during community gatherings where elders narrate myths to explain natural phenomena that are present in the area.
National music such as the use of traditional instruments such as the kulintang is an oft-performed part of local music during festivities to provide music to communal events.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

Holidays to Libertad, Antique invites the travellers to novel sea foods that are caught daily, including, mackerel, sardines and shrimp and served with conservative, but tasty, dishes.
Locally grown vegetables are commonly used with rice as a home-cooked meal, and this dependence on farm-to-table is in use.
Foods such as sinadahan (sauted fish cooked in coconut milk) are examples of how well the region integrates spices and tropical flavours.
Cakes with coconut flakes, which are made out of cassava, are also considered to be sweet treats and the sweetness is natural, so one does not have to keep consuming a lot of sugar.
Coffee crops that are cultivated on surrounding hills offer a strong cup which can be enjoyed during evening walks through the beach.
Food markets are sensory, and the odour of frying fish as well as the local banter is welcoming.

Fun

The tourists may venture into the subterranean rooms of Maanghit Cave or dive into the crystal waters of Bungan-Bungan spring.
The quiet beach resorts present unlimited possibilities of sunbathing, reading and viewing of marine life to people who like things at a slower speed.
This is because cultural immersion can be easy to experience through attending the Banigan Festival where they are able to dance, or even just watch traditional rituals.
The local craftsmen invite the visitors to the workshops where they have the opportunity to become acquainted with weaving banigs or working with marble.
Libertad has a small but beautiful night life, serving fresh brew coffee in local cafes and open-air shows.
Activities that are friendly to families would involve guided walks, bird watching and storey telling evenings conducted by the older men of the village.

Fashion

The traditional woven mats, bags, and hats produced of local fibres are practical but stylish accessories that have regional appearance.
In the tropical climate, lightweight clothing is important, and it is believed to keep people comfortable throughout the time of hiking or spending time at the beach.
The bright patterns, which present nature or family symbols, in local textiles are usually ideal in form of conversation beginners.
Tourists will be advised to buy homemade clothes, which will help the local community and take a special gift back home.
When there is a festival, the locals put on their elaborate costumes with elaborate embroidery and beadwork to add zest to a general festivity.
Pure things like woven bracelets or headbands are also a simple way to adopt the local style and be comfortable.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

The Northwest Panay Peninsula Natural Park contains dense forests in which trekkers are able to find endemic wildlife including the Philippine eagles and other reptiles.
The region has rivers and springs with clear waters that are of fresh water and this has been a source of attraction to the local angling people as well as the visiting tourists.
The limestone cliffs provide natural caves and rock-climbing activities to more adventurous tourists.
Even the birds of paradise are found in the waterfall regions though they are not so many and they leave both the birdwatchers and photographers thrilled.
The plant life in the area is very diverse with a high concentration of medicinal plants some of which find application in the traditional systems of healing.
Guided tours inform tourists about conservation and inform them how the community can maintain a balance between environmental conservation and daily living.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

Holidays to Libertad Banigan Festival is an observance of mat-weaving tradition along with street dances, cultural exhibition, and a market where latter-crafted goods are sold.
The founding anniversary of the town is celebrated every March with a feast, traditional games, and a community dance, which all the ages can attend.
Small groups of people celebrate the harvest during the dry season, music and dancing and sharing of freshly cooked rice dishes.
The night markets that come up in July attract people with stalls of local delicacies and crafts made by hand with string lights.
There is an annual fishing competition in August which stimulates a friendly competition between the locals with prizes being given to the biggest catch.
Religious holidays are also celebrated in the community, which also involves processions, which gives an insight of the spiritual life in Libertad.

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