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TOURISM
PROMOTIONS
 WHAT ABOUT THE PROVINCE OF CAVITE

LOGO
• FARMER
• SUN
• FISHERMAN
• PHILIPPINE FLAG
• THREE STARS

OFFICIAL SEAL
BRIEF PROFILE TYPE: PROVINCE

MAP OF CAVITE CAPITAL: Imus (de jure) Trece Martires (de facto)
LAND AREA: 1,426.06 km2 (550.60 sq mi)
POPULATION: 4,344,829
BACOOR, CAVITE CITY, DASMARIÑAS,
CITIES: GENERAL TRIAS, IMUS, TAGAYTAY, TRECE
MARTIRES

MUNICIPALITIES: 16
BARANGAYS: 829
DISTRICTS: LEGASLATIVE DISTRICTS OF CAVITE
MAJOR LANGUAGE – Filipino, English,
Chavacano.
LANGUAGES:
MINOR LANGUAGE- Bicolano, Cebuano,
Ilocano, Hiligaynon, Waray
 CAVITE-BRIEF DESCRIPTION

• Cavite got its name from the Filipino word ”

Kawit,” which means hook, owing to the
hook-shaped land on the old Spanish map.
The land formerly known as “Tang way”
was where the Spanish authorities
constructed a fort on which the city of
Cavite rose. Archeological evidence in
coastal areas shows prehistoric
settlements.

• The province of Cavite abounds with great

objects, and subjects, of culture and history.
It is the birthplace of a good number of
Filipino heroes and it has an interesting
range of sites associated with the
Philippine Revolution of 1896..
 CAVITE-BRIEF HISTORY

• According to local folklore, the earliest settlers of

Cavite came from Borneo. In the1600s,
“encomienda's” or Spanish royal land grants were
given in Cavite and Maragondon. Jesuit priests
brought in settlers from Moluccas. These people,
known as Mardicas, settled in Ternate and
Maragondon.

• On August 25, 1896, when the revolution against

Spain broke out, Cavite became a bloody theater
of war. Led by Emilio Aguinaldo, Caviteños made
lightning raids on Spanish headquarters, and
soon liberated the entire province. Aguinaldo
commanded the Revolution to its successful end:
the proclamation of the first Republic in Asia, the
Republic of the Philippines, on June 12, 1898, in
Kawit.
 PEOPLE OF CAVITE

• Those who live in Cavite are called Caviteños.

• It’s warm and friendly people, whose ancestors fought for a noble cause, manifest industry
and patience in various skills and .
• One of the attitude of a Caviteño is being brave. They fight for their right and maybe they can
apply it when buying.
• They demand a product that suites what they really like.
 LANGUAGE/DIALECTS OF CAVITE

BASIC GREETINGS
• The main languages spoken are Tagalog,Chabacano
and English. FILIPINO ENGLISH CHABACANO
DE CAVITE
• Chabacano, sometimes spelled as Chavacano, is the
Magandang Good morning! Buenas dias
dialect mostly spoken by majority of the Cavitenos
that lived in Cavite City and Ternate, whose origin umaga
has begun during the arrival of the first Spaniards Kamusta ka? How are you? Que tal tu?
three centuries ago.
Maligayang Welcome Bienvenida
• English is considered as the second language and is Pagdating
widely used as medium of communication in
business and higher education. ENGLISH It brings to mind other dishes
• Indigenous languages are Waray, Bicolano, Cebuano,
Cavitenos eat such as Bacalao,
Ilokano, Pangasinense, and Hiligaynon. Chinese and Croquetas, Almondigas, etc.
Spanish are also spoken by some local residents. CHABACANO Ya culda yo di na ve otro mga vianda ta
DE CAVITE comi mga Caviteno como bacalao,
croquetas, almondigas etc.
CLIMATE AND TIME TO VISIT

KALAYAAN REGADA
FESTIVAL WATER
(JUNE 12) FESTIVAL
(JUNE 22-24)

SORTEO SUMILANG
FESTIVAL FESTIVAL
(FEBRUARY (FEBRUARY
CARMONA) 1-3
 COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

Cavite’s 805,800-strong labor force comprises 54.12% of the provincial

household population, 15 years old and above, and most of them are in
agriculture, forestry, fishing, tourism, trade, and industry.
Underemployment rate is 9.66% while literacy rate stands at high 98%,
making the province a reliable source of proficient, skilled, and semi-
skilled labor force.
 TOURISM PROMOTION OFFICE

Head of Provincial Tourism

 GOVERNOR : Office: Ms. Liberty Herrera
Juanito Victor C. Location: Provincial Capitol
Remulla Building at Trece Martires
City, Cavite
 LOCATION : Tel Nos. (046) 419-1919 loc.
Trece Martires 103 & 142
City Fax No. (046) 419-2311

Email: tourism@cavite.gov.
 Tel. No. : (046) ph
419-2311
Website: www.cavite.gov.
ph
 HOW TO GET THERE ?

 When you want to get from Manila to Cavite, you have a few options to consider.
Traveling between these destinations is possible by different means of transport such as
Flight, Bus and Taxi

 If you are looking for a quick trip, it is recommended that you use Bus. However, if you
would rather take your time with a slower, more affordable travel option, you can book a
Flight ticket. The cost of travel will depend on the means of transport you choose for your
trip. A flight ticket is the most expensive option - it will cost you about ₱ 108,821. If you
want to save on transportation, it is better to take a bus as a bus ticket costs as low as ₱
103.
 ACCOMODATIONS

VIEW PARK HOTEL

View Park Hotel is one of the most affordable yet
elegant hotels in the heart of Tagaytay City and
accessible to the city’s famous tourist spots such
as Picnic Grove, Tagaytay Highlands and the peak
of the city, the People’s Park or the so called Palace
in the Sky. A two-hour drive from the metropolis,
View Park Hotel Tagaytay allows you to feast your
sights and senses on the beautiful fusion of Asian
and Neo-Italian architecture, interiors tastefully
crafted by the best designers of Modern Manila and
luxuriate in the charm and hospitality of our staff.
Wake up to the sound of chirping birds and discover
a place you can truly call your “HOME AWAY FROM
HOME”.
 ACCOMODATIONS

BAYLEAF CAVITE
The Bayleaf Cavite is the only 4-Star hotel
accredited by the Department of Tourism
within the city of Gen. Trias and the second
hotel property of The Bayleaf brand, the first
one being in Intramuros, Manila. Our hotel
offers 148 spacious rooms fitted with
contemporary furnishings. Amenities include
a private bath, cable TV, and free Wi-Fi.
Designed for both business and leisure, our
property boasts of an all-day café,
entertainment center, a grand ballroom that
can accommodate up to 350 guests, 4
meeting rooms, an exclusive lounge, and a
boardroom.
 ACCOMODATIONS

TAAL VISTA HOTEL

Taal Vista Hotel is a place that will leave you
nostalgic for a treasured past and decades of
colorful memories. Away from the busy but
ordinary city life, you will enjoy our cozy rooms
and excellent service with family and friends
amidst the beauty of the majestic
surroundings that only Tagaytay can offer.
During your stay, allow us to pamper you with
the safety and comfort of a home away from
home, as well as stories from our proud
heritage as an icon in the Philippine tourism
industry.
 ACCOMODATIONS

AQUAMIRA RESORT
Tucked within the 600-hectare Saddle & Clubs
Leisure Park, Aquamira Resort features
luxurious accommodation surrounded by
huge swimming pools in Tanza Cavite. From
Deluxe Rooms to Premier Rooms, Aquamira
Resort offers modern and cozy
accommodation options. Each room comes
with direct access to the swimming pool. The
resort has a total of 5 pools, namely the main
pool, lazy river, pool wave, and ball pool. For
those who are planning to celebrate their
special occasions, the resort offers
conference facilities with chairs and tables
for rent.
 Heritage Cuisines in Cavite: What to Eat in Cavite

TAMALES- QUESILLO- BIBINGKOY –

is made from is a well-known rice
Caviteño noche
Carabao’s milk and cake for it is a
buena staple wrapped in fresh delicacy from a
delicacy banana leaves. plethora cakes

BACALAO-
PANSIT PUSIT/ is a popular salted cod fish ENSAIMADA-
PANSIT CHOCO- dish present in every Pinoy Panaderia
is a noodle dish of the Caviteñean house every (Bakery Staple). A
Lenten season most
Cavite province. especially on Good Friday Filipino Sweet Pastry.
 Where to eat in Cavite: In Historical Restaurants and Pasalubong Center

New Chefoo Restaurant

Chefoo serves a combination of Chinese, American and Filipino dishes with some in Type:
Spanish names. Although the food dwindled in quality over the years but still it is one Chinese
of the most well known city restaurant. I really miss the old taste of authentic American
chinese dishes I always savor when I was a little girl when my family always frequent
this restaurant to celebrate birthdays. fried chicken, pancit, agri dulce, camaron
Filipino
rebusado and iced tea are top favorites. Average Price Per
Dish:
P100-P400

Pansate - P150 Rellenong Pusit - P 200 Sweet and Sour Lapu-lapu - P430

Fried Chicken - P240 Hototay - P 150

 Where to eat in Cavite: In Historical Restaurants and Pasalubong Center

Antonio’s Tagaytay Restaurant

Suggestions:
A special day with your
Taking pride in providing good service and good food, Breakfast at family or friends
Antonio’s is not just a restaurant; it has become one of the most Atmosphere:
recognizable culinary institutions in Tagaytay City. No wonder its entrance Peaceful ambiance,
surrounded by greeneries
is lined with cars and its parking lot full. It offers a menu that features
local and international bistro grubs, sweets, and its signature all-day Budget:
P1,800
breakfast selections
Course Menu:
P1, 200- P1, 800

Cuisines:
American
Filipino
Chinese
APPETIZER SALAD BURNT AUBERGINE Italian
 Where to eat in Cavite: In Historical Restaurants and Pasalubong Center

BALINSASAYAW RESTAURANT
Details

CUISINES:
Wanna feel the countryside ambiance as you delve your way into your what Filipino, Asian
and where to eat in Cavite checklist? This restaurant is perfect for you.
Nestled in Silang, the Balinsasayaw Restaurant the primarily serve nest SPECIAL DIETS
Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan
soup from the saliva of a swiftlet. In addition, they are serving the bulalo Options
broth that will perfectly warm your soul. Your hearty food adventure is
splendid as you eat their best-selling dishes in their cozy nipa huts. MEALS
Lunch, Dinner, Brunch,
Breakfast

Average Cost
PHP800 for two people
(approx.) Without alcohol

PHP55 for a pint of beer

(approx.)
 ATTRACTION AND ACTIVITIES

IMUS CATHEDRAL

Imus Cathedral is one of the historical

churches in the Philippines. The ceiling,
structure and precious relics are proof
of its historic significance. Cathedral of
Our Lady of Pillar popularly called, as
Imus Cathedral is a perfect spot in
Cavite especially when it is October 12.
The reason is that Our Lady of the Pillar
and Saint John the Baptist are the
patron saints in Imus City which they
celebrate their fiesta every October

Location/Jump-off: Imus
 ATTRACTION AND ACTIVITIES
Tour Around the World at Torres
Farm and Resort

Torres Farm and Resort, located in Brgy.

Sabang in Naic, Cavite, is one-hour drive
away from Metro Manila. It is a private
resort perfect for relaxation, family
bonding, get together with friends and
team building. You can tour around the
world as the resort features mini-replica
of the world’s famous landmarks such
as Eiffel Tower of Paris, Pyramid of
Egypt, Statue of Liberty in New York,
The Merlion of Singapore, Leaning
Tower of Pisa and many more.
 ATTRACTION AND ACTIVITIES

Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine

The shrine is the home of the

country’s first president, Gen. Emilio
Aguinaldo. It is also here where he
waved the first Filipino flag, putting an
end to the 300-years of Spanish rule.
For a historical junkie, the shrine is a
must-see indeed even if you’re not a
fan of Gen. Aguinaldo.

Location/Jump-off: Kawit
Operating Time: 8 AM to 4 PM
(Tuesday to Sunday)
 ATTRACTION AND ACTIVITIES
BALITE FALLS

Balite Falls is one of the newly

discovered hidden tourist spots in
Cavite. It’s a small waterfall, roughly
10 feet high. But it has an entrancing
pool with crystal-clear waters. If
you’re up for a thrill, try jumping from
the top of the falls to the pool. Just
make sure you’re an expert swimmer.

Location/Jump-off: Amadeo
Entrance Fee: Php 100 per person
Cottage Rental: Php 300
 ATTRACTION AND ACTIVITIES
TAGAYTAY PICNIC GROVE

This is one of the best places to go to if you

want a nice view of Taal Volcano and lake.
Entrance fee is Php 35 for parking, plus Php
50 per head. There are lots of shops where
you can buy souvenirs, and cottages for
rent if you're on a picnic. Otherwise you can
simply dine at some of the eateries in the
area. There's also a Ferris wheel and zipline.
The viewing deck gives you a great view of
Taal Volcano and lake. There's also an area
for horseback riding. All in all, Picnic Grove
is a nice place to visit. However, their toilets
and payment area need a lot of upkeeping.
 COME AND VISIT

“A PLACE WITH A GLORIOUS PAST”