The Province of Cavite is home to several historically and culturally significant sites, including the oldest existing stone church from 1639, festivals celebrating harvests, and former coffee plantations. It was also the site of Emilio Aguinaldo's house in Kawit, where the Philippine Declaration of Independence was proclaimed and the national anthem first played in 1898, marking the country's independence from Spanish colonial rule. The house, now a national shrine, was donated by Aguinaldo to the Philippine government in 1963 to honor the spirit of the 1896 Philippine Revolution.
The Province of Cavite is home to several historically and culturally significant sites, including the oldest existing stone church from 1639, festivals celebrating harvests, and former coffee plantations. It was also the site of Emilio Aguinaldo's house in Kawit, where the Philippine Declaration of Independence was proclaimed and the national anthem first played in 1898, marking the country's independence from Spanish colonial rule. The house, now a national shrine, was donated by Aguinaldo to the Philippine government in 1963 to honor the spirit of the 1896 Philippine Revolution.
The Province of Cavite is home to several historically and culturally significant sites, including the oldest existing stone church from 1639, festivals celebrating harvests, and former coffee plantations. It was also the site of Emilio Aguinaldo's house in Kawit, where the Philippine Declaration of Independence was proclaimed and the national anthem first played in 1898, marking the country's independence from Spanish colonial rule. The house, now a national shrine, was donated by Aguinaldo to the Philippine government in 1963 to honor the spirit of the 1896 Philippine Revolution.
Kath Matulac G-7 Humility The Our Lady of Candelaria Parish Church, commonly known as the Silang Church, is a Roman Catholic parish church in the municipality of Silang, in the province of Cavite, Philippines under the Roman Catholic Diocese of Imus. ... It is the oldest existing stone church in the province of Cavite having completed in 1639. It's called Sumilang Festival. Sumilang Festival has a meaning itself, a thankful to the god and celebrating the beutiful harvest. On this festival people are dancing, singing, and selling something with a cheap prices. The event started at 6 am until 12 pm . In the morning they have a dancing parade along the road. Cavite was known as the coffee capital of the Philippines, producing the coffee needs of Manila as well as other parts of the country. It may have experienced difficult times over the past decades but it doesn’t mean it cannot regain its glorious past.There are a lot of coffee plantation in different places in Cavite. Cavite had been sharing the Luzon coffee glory with Batangas until the Cavite AA variety made it to export and became a world-class “in demand” origin for Robusta and of late, for specialty Kalaboso Barako or Liberica.But the Philippine Coffee Board Inc (PCBI) knows that Cavite coffee can join the ranks of world class specialty Robustas, just like how Sulu and Negros are doing it lately. Sulu has become the named origin for Specialty coffee. This National Shrine is situated in Kawit, Cavite. It is the ancestral home of the first Philippine President Emilio Aguinaldo. In this place was where the Philippine Independence Day, also known as “Araw ng Kalayaan,” was declared on June 12, 1898. To this day, all Filipinos annually commemorate the Independence Day. Every year, the Philippine flag is raised here by the top government officer as a sign of recognizing and celebrating our country's first taste of freedom. During the proclamation of the Independence, the Philippine flag, which is personally designed by Aguinaldo, was formally presented to the people and it was also the day that the Philippine National Anthem was first played with marching band.
Emilio Agunaldo's House is really a mansion. It has a floor area
over 14,000 square feet. The building is divided into three areas – the main house on the west side of the building, the tower located in the center and the family building on the east. This house was originally designed by Aguinaldo. It is made up of wood and thatch. He had put secret ways and hiding areas for documents and weapons. Since the house of Aguinaldo holds an important place to the Filipinos' hearts, he decided to donate his home to the Philippine government on June 12, 1963. He wanted the people to continue the spirit of the Philippine Revolution of 1896 that ended to the Spanish colonization of this country.