“Pag-aeaw-aeaw” is an Aklanon term which means to welcome. This term was used by some 300 Banganhon men who gathered at crossing Banga to welcome the Japanese soldiers on October 21, 1943 but instead, they were machine gunned and massacred. The Japanese soldiers declared “Juez de Kutsilyo” in Banga as shown in picture at left. Picture at right shows the “Saguibin Festival” which means mutual cooperation to complete a project of neighbors.
Pictures above (left) shows “Parada it Litson”, a very important and gainful industry in Numancia, while the picture at right portrays the century old trees growing in Brgy. Albasan, Numancia.
Upper photo shows “Nasuraan Falls” while upper right is a wild river fit for kayaking. Lower photo is Madalag showing its good potential source of electricity as shown in this picture where water is ever flowing to the sea unutilized. Mountains with ever green trees serve as depository of unlimited water.
“Pag-aeaw-aeaw” is an Aklanon term which means to welcome. This term was used by some 300 Banganhon men who gathered at crossing Banga to welcome the Japanese soldiers on October 21, 1943 but instead, they were machine gunned and massacred. The Japanese soldiers declared “Juez de Kutsilyo” in Banga as shown in picture at left. Picture at right shows the “Saguibin Festival” which means mutual cooperation to complete a project of neighbors.
Pictures above (left) shows “Parada it Litson”, a very important and gainful industry in Numancia, while the picture at right portrays the century old trees growing in Brgy. Albasan, Numancia.
Upper left photo shows “Nasuraan Falls” while upper right is a wild river fit for kayaking. The lower photos portray the remains of the 15th century wine distillery (Lambique) in Batan.
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