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    The document provides information about various attractions in Aklan province in the Philippines, including: - Boracay island, known for its beaches and resorts along its west and east coasts. - The Ati-atihan Festival, a weeklong celebration in January honoring Santo Niño. - The Bakhawan Mangrove Forest, a successful reforestation project located along the Aklan River offering outdoor activities. - Other attractions mentioned include a local animal rescue, St. John the Baptist Cathedral, Museo it Akean, Aklan Freedom Shrine, Hinugtan Beach, Pagatpat Mangrove Park, Jawili Falls, and Ariel's Point

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    The document provides information about various attractions in Aklan province in the Philippines, including: - Boracay island, known for its beaches and resorts along its west and east coasts. - The Ati-atihan Festival, a weeklong celebration in January honoring Santo Niño. - The Bakhawan Mangrove Forest, a successful reforestation project located along the Aklan River offering outdoor activities. - Other attractions mentioned include a local animal rescue, St. John the Baptist Cathedral, Museo it Akean, Aklan Freedom Shrine, Hinugtan Beach, Pagatpat Mangrove Park, Jawili Falls, and Ariel's Point

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    The document provides information about various attractions in Aklan province in the Philippines, including: - Boracay island, known for its beaches and resorts along its west and east coasts. - The Ati-atihan Festival, a weeklong celebration in January honoring Santo Niño. - The Bakhawan Mangrove Forest, a successful reforestation project located along the Aklan River offering outdoor activities. - Other attractions mentioned include a local animal rescue, St. John the Baptist Cathedral, Museo it Akean, Aklan Freedom Shrine, Hinugtan Beach, Pagatpat Mangrove Park, Jawili Falls, and Ariel's Point

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    AKLAN

    The Beautiful
    Land of Atis
    BORACAY

    Boracay is a small island in the central


    Philippines. It's known for its resorts
    and beaches. Along the west coast,
    White Beach is backed by palm trees,
    bars and restaurants. On the east
    coast, strong winds make Bulabog
    Beach a hub for water sports.
    Experience
    the Ati-atihan
    Festival!!!!

    The Ati-atihan Festival is a feast


    honoring the Santo Niño. It is a
    weeklong celebration culminating on
    the third Sunday of January. It is one
    big mardi gras where the audience
    get to interact with the contingents
    coming not only from within Aklan
    but also from neighboring provinces.
    The Bakhawan Mangrove Forest is one of the most successful
    mangrove reforestation projects in all of Southeast Asia. Located along
    the Aklan River in Kalibo, Aklan (the gateway to Boracay Island), the
    Bakhawan Mangrove Forest offers a wide variety of outdoor, cultural,
    and culinary attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy. Tickets can
    be purchased on-site at the park's entrance. The Bakhawan Forest is
    only a 10-minute drive from Kalibo International Airport.

    Especially if like to see a


    local animal rescue in
    action, walk our dogs on
    the nearby beach, help
    clean the kennels, pet the
    cats, play with the kittens,
    see the happy faces at
    feeding time. Our staff are
    more than happy to direct
    you to splendid,
    undiscovered sites in the
    area. For a fee we can
    even take you there with
    our AARRC pickup.
    St. John the Baptist
    Cathedral
    Museo it Akean
    Aklan Freedom Shrin
    A tribute to Aklanon forebears, the first Katipunan
    movement outside Luzon who gave their lives to the altar of
    patriotism. The 19 steps adorning the monument contain
    the mortal remains of the 19 Martyrs of Aklan and atop is
    the effigy of Gen. Francisco Del Castillo, the leader of
    Katipunan revolutionaries in Aklan.

    Hinugtan Beach
    Just a short boat ride away from Boracay Island
    sits Hinugtan—an exclusive beach with powder-
    fine white sand, towering coconut trees, and a
    spectacular mountain view. There are no fancy
    hotels but there are nipa huts that you can rent
    for only PHP200.
    Pagatpat Mangrove Park
    Wrapped with a maze of
    mangroves is the Pagatpat
    Mangrove Park in Barangay
    Panilongan, Buruanga,
    Aklan. The place has
    connected bamboo bridges
    where you can stroll along,
    and admire the trees and
    fishes below.

    Jawili Falls
    Another one of Aklan’s many waterfalls is the
    Jawili Falls, found at Brgy. Jawili in Tangalan,
    Aklan, approximately 45 minutes away from
    Kalibo. This waterfall is definitely one of the
    most unique in the country because of its
    natural pools cascading to form a gigantic
    limestone staircase. Spring water pours from
    one basin to another, creating a series of seven
    mini waterfalls along its wake. And believe it or
    not, the entrance fee here is only PHP5!
    Ariel’s Point
    Batason Point, or more commonly known now as
    Ariel’s Point, was featured in 2014 as Boracay’s top
    tourist attraction. But what people don’t know is
    that it isn’t actually part of Boracay. This famous
    diving spot is one of the tourist attractions that
    belongs to the town of Buruanga, which is a
    completely different place.

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