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Tapaz Government Center Featured
Government Center

Tapaz Government Center

The Tapaz Government Center, often referred to as the Tapaz Municipal Hall, is a five-storey administrative building located on Roosevelt Street, Brgy. Poblacion, Tapaz, Capiz. Opened in February 2021, the edifice serves as the primary hub for local government operations and public services.

Barangay Poblacion, Tapaz, Capiz
7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Est. 2022
Heritage Site (legacy)
Marugo Lake Featured
Lake

Marugo Lake

Marugo Lake, located in Brgy. San Antonio, Tapaz, Capiz, is a 18.62-hectare scenic, man-made lake fed by mountain water. Considered the summer capital of the municipality, it offers a relaxing, pristine environment with activities like swimming, kayaking, boating, and fishing. It also features floating cottages and air-conditioned accommodation, making it a popular tourist destination, often accessible by a 2-hour drive from Roxas City.

San Antonio, Tapaz, Capiz
50.00
6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Est. 1991
Tourist Attraction (legacy)
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Church

Saint Jerome Parish

St. Jerome Parish of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Capiz was established on --. It is located in the Municipality of Tapaz, Province of Capiz.

Barangay Poblacion, Tapaz, Capiz
Heritage Site (legacy)
Tapaz Memorial Park
Memorial Park

Tapaz Memorial Park

Tapaz marked another significant milestone with the blessing of the Tapaz Memorial Park, located in Barangay Daan Banwa, Tapaz, Capiz.

Daan Banwa, Tapaz, Capiz
6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Est. 2025
Heritage Site (legacy)
Artuz Waterfalls (Brgy. Artuz)
Falls

Artuz Waterfalls (Brgy. Artuz)

A scenic 3.5 to 8 km stretch of waterfalls in the rainforest, with the main fall dropping approximately feet.

Artuz, Tapaz, Capiz
Tourist Attraction (legacy)
Historical Artesian Well
Artesian Well

Historical Artesian Well

Located at the Public Plaza, this is a pre-World War II, significant cultural landmark.

Barangay Poblacion, Tapaz, Capiz
Heritage Site (legacy)
Hanging Footbridge (Brgy. Aglinab)
Hanging Bridge

Hanging Footbridge (Brgy. Aglinab)

Offers panoramic views of the Pan-ay River, greenery, and sky, perfect for bird watching.

Barangay Aglinab, Tapaz, Capiz
Tourist Attraction (legacy)

Festivals & Events

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Tapaz Municipal Religious Town Fiesta 3 photos Featured
Fiesta

Tapaz Municipal Religious Town Fiesta

The Tapaz Municipal Religious Town Fiesta is an annual religious and cultural celebration of the Municipality of Tapaz held every September 21 to 30 in honor of Saint Jerome, the patron saint of the municipality. The fiesta is a significant occasion for spiritual reflection, thanksgiving, and community unity, bringing together residents, returning Tapazeños, and visitors from various places. The celebration features a series of religious activities, including novena masses, prayer services, and the solemn procession in honor of Saint Jerome, alongside cultural presentations, sports competitions, trade fairs, civic programs, and community festivities that showcase the rich heritage and vibrant traditions of Tapaz. More than a religious observance, the fiesta serves as a platform for promoting local tourism, strengthening social bonds, and celebrating the achievements and aspirations of the municipality. It reflects the deep faith, hospitality, and resilience of the Tapazeño people while preserving traditions passed down through generations. Patron Saint: Saint Jerome Annual Celebration: September 21–30 Location: Tapaz Theme: "Celebrating Faith, Unity, and Progress: Bakas kag Asenso Tapaz!"

Whole Municipality
Festival & Event
Sirinadya Festival Featured
Festival

Sirinadya Festival

Sirinadya Festival takes over Tapaz, Capiz from 3rd week of January to 1st Sunday of February 🎉🌟 Celebrating faith, culture, and community, this vibrant festival honors the Santo Niño (Child Jesus) with colorful street dancing, lively music, and heartfelt thanksgiving events.

Municipality of Tapaz
6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Est. 1954
Festival & Event

Travel Guide

Welcome to Tapaz, Capiz!

Tapaz is a landlocked municipality known for its mountains, rivers, indigenous culture, and warm hospitality. Use this guide to plan your visit — explore natural attractions, join local festivals, and discover where to stay and dine.

Getting Here
Tapaz is accessible by land from Roxas City and Iloilo via public vans and buses. Coordinate with the Municipal Tourism Office for updated routes and schedules.

Best Time to Visit
Dry season (November–May) is ideal for outdoor activities and festivals.

Local Tips
• Respect indigenous communities and cultural sites.
• Bring cash; ATMs may be limited in remote barangays.
• Contact the municipal office for guides and official tourism assistance.

Plan Your Visit to Tapaz

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