Name: Ken Lee Ann Tubungbanua

Section: BSBA OM – 1A

Activity 4
Module 3: Socio-Cultural Identify and Heritage Conservation

Instruction. Provide what is being asked and answer the questions substantially.

1. Identify at least ten (10) tangible and intangible cultural heritage found in your locality. Be able
to provide pictures and descriptions of these heritages. What do you think is the significance of
each of the identified heritage in the community?

Tangible (5) Pictures Description Significance

/Intangible (5)
Cultural Heritage
1. Pagdaug - Coined from the The heart of the
Saludan Hiligaynon word festival program
Festival salud or the is the Tribal
traditional way Dance -Drama
of gathering or Competition.
accumulating a The opening
thing for its scene, the
interest or Pagdaug,
value, the commemorates
different the historic
contesting liberation of
tribes will Panay from
showcase invading
through dance Japanese troops
interpretations during World
of Pagpanalud War II. Scenes
in land during show the
harvest, on the harassment of
sea at early locals by
morning or Japanese
when collecting Imperial Armies
sap from a and
coconut tree to communities
prepare sabotaged and
coconut wine. destroyed.
2. Liberation The World War The shore in
of Panay II Barangay
Monument Panay Landing Parara Sur,
Memorial is Tigbauan is
located at where the
Barangay Parara Americans
Sur. under Major
This is the mark General
of the Rapp Brush
spot where landed to
American liberate Panay
troops from the Island
40th from Japanese
Infantry Division occupation on
landed on March 18,
March 18, 1945. This is
1945. This is where the
where monument of
the liberation of General
Panay Island Mc Arthur
began. together with
Col. Macario
Peralta and
Col. J
3. Ruins of The First The sugar mill
Muscavado Muscovado farm was once
Sugar Mill Sugar Mill in one of the
(Azucarera) Southern Iloilo largest sugar
ruins can be cane exports.
found at Zayco This also
farm in signifies the
Tigbauan, Iloilo. strong
This place used connection of
to be a thriving the Zayco family
sugar - that until now is
producing area still living in
that was once Tigbauan and
amongst the their farmhouse
center of town was also a sign
life, because of Japanese
majority of the invasion and it
local people also became
were employed their
here. headquarters

4. Tigbauanon Tigbauanons This language is

Language tend to have a an essential part
different use of of being a
 language. They Tigbauanon. It’s
say exaggerated been utilized by
things by saying every adult
them twice. which is being
Like, “ka budlay- passed to the
budlay man kaja children and its
man.” It has okay to speak
been used by with this
Tigbauanons for language.
a very long time
and every
generation
absorbed this
kind of talk.

5. Home of The Ati Having an Ati

Aetas community has community in
long been the locality of
residing in Tigbauan
Tigbauan. preserves the
Different culture and
organizations heritage of the
have been in Philippines. This
their aid to give shows the
support for the significance of
betterment of who our
their ancestors are
community. and also gives
They have been importance to
supported by the heritage of
the LGU to their
provide them community.
with better
ways to access
livelihood and
have been
celebrated
every
Indigenous day
by the St. John
of Sahagun
church.
6. Kalkag and Small fish are Tigbauan ranks
Ginamos converted to as one among
fish mill and the leading
small shrimps municipality of
called ‘Hipon” Iloilo in fish
are made into production.
bagoong or Dried small
simply dried as shrimps “kalkag”
kalkag. The are exported to
commercial Japan and other
exploitation of Asian counties.
sergestid Others are sold
shrimp in the locally, in Cebu,
area started in Mindanao, and
1950s and it has in Luzon
thrived through Provinces.
the years. Tigbauan is also
known for
guinamos
(shrimp paste).
That’s why when
passing the first
three barangay
of Tigbauan
from Iloilo City,
Barroc,
Atabayan and
Baguingin, the
strong and
heavy smell of
hipon (baby
shrimps) fills the
air.
7. Kalamay sa “Kalamay sa It is a sweet local
Buri buri” is a must- delicacy in
try“panyam- is”. Southern
It is a sweet Iloilo from the
native delicacy juice or tuba of
made from the the buri tree. It
sap or juice of has been a part
the buri palm of one of the
tree. It is a type major sources of
of sugar which income of
has less Tigbaueños
chemicals before. It serves
compared to as a
household traditional
sugar. The tuba delicacy that
 is collected daily must be
and every 4-5 preserved.
hours, the
container they
use is almost
full. The tuba is
then preheated
to remove
excess water;
not being able
to pre-cook the
tuba will cause
spoilage or an
almost fluid
consistency of
the Kalamay.
8. Tuba Tigbauan is Tuba is famous
known as in Tigbauan as
makers of tuba the tuba is
or coconut famous for its
wine, sweetness. It is
bucayo,vinegar given
and different significance in
kinds of sweets, one of the
and competing tribes
confectioners “Tribu
that are Managuete”
products of where persons
coconut. are extracting
coconut to
produce coconut
wine known as
tuba.
9. Religious Tigbaueños are Despite being a
Community extremely coastal province,
religious. There being religious
are 3 known and the will of
religious school, Tigbaueños in
one of them is connection with
Queen of their faith
Heaven Mission always put them
School Inc. a in great times.
school owned This shows that
by a relative of they are
the late head significantly
priest of religious and
Tigbauan. dedicated
Tigbauan also
 has 5 masses towards helping
during others.
weekdays, 2
masses every
Saturday and 4
every Sunday.
And every May
all barangays
have their own
little chapel.
10. Tigbauan This This song is an
Hymn masterpiece important part
was composed of Tigbauan’s
by Ma. Luisa heritage. This
Torrento. It is song is known
the song that by all
represents how Tigbauanons and
amazing we love it deep
Tigbauan is. in our hearts. It
is truly an
amazing way of
telling our
municipality that
it is one of the
greatest.
2. Choose two prominent personalities in your locality. Provide a short biography and discuss
their significant contributions in the history and development of the community.

LUGEN ORTILANO A resident of Atabayan, Tigbauan, Iloilo.

Graduated from the University of San
Agustin. A former Overseas Filipino
Worker and is now the Vice Mayor of the
municipality of Tigbauan. Before joining
the Local Government Unit, Mr. Ortilano
was known for being extremely kind and
generous towards his residents in
Atabayan. He has provided numerous
amounts of assistance towards different
economic sectors and those people who
are in need of help. He is a silent nominee
for the position of Vice Mayor and
through his past actions and good heart
he had gained the trust of Tigbaueños.
Since his reign, he has been an active
government official aiming to boost the
economy of Tigbauan therefore gaining
partnership and collaboration with the
different organizations/ Last October 25,
2022 they have signed MOA of the
Overseas Workers Welfare Administration
(OWWA) to boost the employment rate
and provide service to the people of
Tigbauan. Lugen Ortilano has since been
an active public server, fulfilling his duties
with utmost sincerity in order to provide
the people of Tigbauan the best that they
can have.
ADRIAN CAMPOSAGRADO A graduate of Bachelor of Arts in
Communication and Media Studies at the
University of the Philippines Visayas,
where he was the former chairperson of
UP Visayas—University Student Council.
He studies Master of Public Governance
at West Visayas State University. He is an
elected auditor of the National Movement
of Young Legislators-Iloilo Province
Chapter and currently Tigbauan’s no. 1
and youngest sangguniang bayan
member. Also, the Vice Chairperson of
Active Citizenship and Good Governance
Committee at 12th National Youth
Parliament Philippines. Before joining
public governance, he founded a youth-
led network called “The EstrawngHeroes”
and is the sitting Chief Executive Officer of
the Organization. The organization
creates collaboration with the
government and establishments, and
cooperation among citizens towards
achieving sustainable single-use
plastic free Iloilo Province. They have
partnered with different organizations
locally and nationally and won several
awards. They continue to bring change to
the municipality of Tigbauan. Earlier, of
2021, they have collaborated with the
Office of the Vice President and even had
the chance to establish OVP’s Tigbauan
Community Learning Hub