“Historical Background”
Every place has its own story. A
story of its own existence where culture, costumes and traditions were being
developed and that is what we call…History.
One of these places is Barangay
Calaya at Nueva Valencia, Guimaras. Calaya was formerly named Baladiao due to
so many Baladiao birds flying in the area and later it was changed. Calaya was
adopted due to conditions of a pale. At that time the area was full of cogon
grasses wherein, at early part of a dry season, the grasses turned to brown and
had an appearance of dried grasses or “laya” in local dialect. The name Calaya
was adopted as dried or laya.
Each place has its own landmark
where the tourists could visit. Barangay Calaya has two tourist spots; two big rocks
in sitio Poblacion II where when you climb up to that rock you can see the
beautiful views in that place. Some ancestors said, the two big rocks grow
bigger and bigger as time passes by. For some residents of that Barangay, the
two big rocks is the best place where the lovers can spend time with each
other. Next is the Taras hill at sitio Taras where you can find it relaxing.
The hill is the place where you could see the beautiful sun rise.
“My Reflection About
My Community Immersion
Experience”



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