Tuklas Cavite! - Arts and Culture

  Indang City History               Indang is one of the towns of the province Cavite that is now known as the Philippine's coffee capital together with other eight coffee-producing towns. In order to boost up Cavite's industry, Don Robertos Winery came up with another first-of its kind, The first brewed Coffee Wine in the World.     With the combined agricultural wealth and historical tradition of wine making, the possibilities are endless for the Philippines to become a true competitor in the global wine making industry. Food Kalamay Indang          Kalamay Indang is also known as Kalamay Buna, which has been designated as the one-town-one-product by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) office in Cavite has a history of more than one century.     Kalamay Indang is a traditional kakanin is described as sweet and chewy that is made of glutinous rice, coconut milk and brown sugar, and sprinkled with young coconut meat or ripe jackfruit strips. Culture Irok Festival     Iro

  Silang City History     It is believed that Silang is one of the oldest towns in Cavite. There are archeological evidences that shows that human settlement was already established as early as 14th century in what was once part of Silang.        A legend explains that it was named Silang because the town is located in the eastern portion " Silangan" of the province. Another legend tells that the Roman Catholic Church was born  " isinilang"  from the ground. Food                               B alinsasayaw Restaurant     Silang is known for its farm and garden restaurants at the forefront, a laid-back and countryside vibe. Balinsasayaw boasts cozy kubo o nipa huts and of course, Filipino favorites. Their best sellers are Bulalo, Crispy Kare Kare, Grilled Squid and the Balinsasayaw Chicken Mango Salad. It is located in Brgy. Luksuhin, Aguinaldo Highway, Silang, Cavite. Concha's Garden Cafe     Concha's is a little garden paradise in the South offering homema

  Trece Martires City History      Trece Martires which used to be Quintana was named after the Thirteen Martyrs of Cavite, who were judged of rebellion and were executed by the Spaniards on September 12, 1896 during the Philippine Revolution. Trece Martires was one of the largest and remotest barrios in Cavite.      From 1900-1930, the place was subdivided into cattle ranches and sugar farms which is owned by the Valencia and Soriano Families of Tanza. Just before the outbreak of  World War II, the government awarded these lands to be the tenant occupants on an installment basis. Food Bibingkinitan     Bibingka is the  best enjoyed food of the people after Simbang Gabi during Christmas Season. A baked rice caked that is traditionally cooked in clay pots lined with leaves.      Aling Kika's Food Products      A store the had a humble beginning in the 70's that offers different filipino desserts that is called  kakanin,  that comes with different variety and styles.  Culture   

   Tagaytay City History      During the Philippine revolution in 1896, the revolutionaries found refuge on these ridges and forests; those in Cavite, particularly in Masilao which is now called Amadeo, Malabon Grande which is now called General Trias, Mendez, Silang, Indang, and Dasmari ñas as well as in Laguna and Batangas. Going to and from their destinations, they termed the process managaytay , which meant they would traverse th ridges.      Tagaytay City was once a cogon land before it was discovered after the Taal Volcano eruption. The cogon's vast stretches gave the Katipuneros a ready sanctuary when they needed to.     On January 21, 1938, Tagaytay City became a chartered city upon the enactment of the Commonwealth Act No. 338. Which was authored by Representative Justiniano Montano and was signed by the former President Manuel L. Quezon. Tagaytay is a planned city that covers areas of Mendez, Amadeo, and Silang. Food   Bulalo           Bulalo is a Filipino beef dish that

  MUNICIPALITY OF TERNATE History The municipality of Ternate was founded in 1663 when  the Spanish Garrison of Ternate were forced to defend the the City of Manila from an incoming Chinese invasion to the city. A number of Merdicas volunteered to help and all throughout they resettled near the mouth of the Bahra de Maragondon also known as Maragondon River.  Eventually the name of the Municipality of Ternate is after the name of an island found in Indonesia where the descendants of the Merdicas originates and integrated with the locals during the Spanish colonial period.  Language  When the Merdicas community settled in Ternate, they also brought their language along them. The Merdicas Community spoke a Spanish Creole with Portuguese and Papuan language community in their language which is a dialect of the Chavacano language in our country. The language is called Ternateño Chabacano or locally known as "Bahra" which literaly means river.  Cavite, which is a province that is

  Municipality of Alfonso   History    In the 17th century Alfonso was a vast land area covered with thick forest. Alfonso formerly part of barrio of lumampong in Indang. It consist four sitios including Matayawanak, Pajo, Pangasab, and Alas-as.  The name Alas-as refers to the name of a tree that used for the construction of houses and bear sweet fruit.  Through the petition of community leaders (Bonifacio Aveo and Felix del Mundo) the town became a separate district municipality from Indang on March 16, 1859.  The name Alas-as was only long lasted in 17 years because the Spaniards officially named the town after The King Alfonso XII of Spain. Food Tablea Alfonso is the place where you can find tablea, it is made from cacao fruits. It is used in making chocolate or tsokolateng tablea aside from that tablea also used for Filipino dishes including champorado and in other chocolate base dessert. Culture Sanghiyang Festival Alfonso is celebrating Sanghiyang Festival every third Sunday of J