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BORACAY
The first settlers of Boracay in Panay are called Negritos or Atis. Panay are then
called “Land of the Atis” These Negritos are the indeginuous people of the
Philippines and they farmed and fished in Boracay for centuries.
During the 1940s and 1950s, the Boracaynons or the people of oracay, depended
largely on fishing and coconut plantation. Copra, the dried meat of coconut, was
traded to businessmen from Aklan in exchange for rice and other goods and
commodities.
During the 1960s and 1970s, Boracay became popular among families from Panay.
When a German writer published a book about the Philippines in 1978,
describingboracay history and the beautiful island in details, the island was
introduced to the world. This mark the beginning of tourist “boom” with tourist.
Boracay’s contribution to the tourism industry and the economy as a whole should
not be ignored. The tourism industry in 2017 was the third-biggest contributor
to the country’s gross domestic product, with 20 percent of the total income
generated by the sector coming from Boracay.
NIAGARA FALLS
"Paz sigueme! Paz, sigueme!" Ang salitang ito ay Kastila na ang ibig sabihin ay
sagipin mo ako. Sa kasawiang palad, hindi natulungan ng dalaga ang binata. Ang
huling salitang nabanggit ng binata ay "Paz sig!" Hindi na muling lumutang ang
binata at tuluyan na itong nalunod. Dahil sa pangyayaring ito ang ilog ay tinawag
nang "Pasig" o Ilog Pasig.