Sto. Niño Church
A baroque church built in 1857 on the line that once divided two rival barangays, Abgao and Caaga.
A heritage town on Sogod Bay with history on every corner.
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Get to know Malitbog through its heritage church and watchtower, its dive sites and the festivals that fill its streets.
Get to know MalitbogMalitbog's old church and watchtower tell the story of two rival barangays, while the waters offshore draw divers looking for tiny marine life.
A baroque church built in 1857 on the line that once divided two rival barangays, Abgao and Caaga.
A watchtower of coral rock and sandstone from 1862, on the shoreline at the end of the old dividing line from the church.
A macro dive site that foreign divers named after Indonesia's Lembeh Strait for its many small underwater creatures.
The town celebrates its patron, the Señor Santo Niño, with ritual dancing and a street parade.
Source: Malitbog tourism sites
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