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Panay

Capiz

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Panay is a deeply historic town famous for housing the Santa Monica Parish Church, which holds the largest church bell in Asia. Its flat lowland terrain sits along rich agricultural and fishing plains.

Type
Municipality
Province
Capiz
Region
Western Visayas Region
Island
Visayas
Area Size
116.37
Latitude
11.55
Longitude
122.8

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