Explore Marinduque

07/06/2025

a very good place to stay in Marinduque

21/04/2025

Creative music!

KALUTANG: The Rhythmic Heartbeat of Marinduque

Kalutang is a unique Filipino musical tradition of Gasan, Marinduque. It features a pair of wooden bars, expertly tuned and played by striking them together to produce melodic tones.

This indigenous instrument is not just a form of music—it is a cultural expression passed down through generations, celebrating the harmony of nature, creativity, and community.

Come and witness this one-of-a-kind musical heritage!
Join us in Gasan, Marinduque, and experience the vibrant sounds of Kalutang.

21/04/2025

Island hopping ba hanap mo?

Paradise awaits in Gasan, Marinduque!
Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Tres Reyes Islands, where white sandbar, hidden coves, crystal-clear waters, and warm island vibes come together for the perfect getaway. Whether you’re swimming, island hopping, or just soaking up the sun—this gem has something for everyone.

Tara na! Experience the magic of Gasan and make unforgettable memories at Tres Reyes Islands.

21/04/2025

Magkweba kana! :)

Calling All Adventurers and Nature Lovers!

Hidden in the lush landscapes of Tiguion, Gasan, Marinduque lies one of the island’s natural wonders — Talao Cave!
Venture into its chambers whether you’re a seasoned spelunker or just looking to explore off the beaten path, Talao Cave promises a journey like no other.

Gear up, go wild, and discover the untamed side of Marinduque!
Tag your adventure buddies and make Talao Cave your next weekend destination!

19/04/2025

The gateway to the heart of the Philippines

19/04/2025

Balanacan Port

19/04/2025

Moriones Festival 2025

14/04/2025

PUPUWA: A Living Tradition of Gasan, Marinduque

Pupuwa is one of the most unique and sacred intangible cultural traditions observed in Gasan, Marinduque every Good Friday. Rooted in deep faith and devotion, it features women cloaked in black lace garments, their faces completely hidden under large, dome-shaped headdresses made of fresh green leaves —known as “pupuwa.” These women walk barefoot, holding candles or rosaries, in a solemn procession that symbolizes mourning and penance.

We invite everyone to come and witness PUPUWA this Good Friday in Gasan, Marinduque.

07/09/2024

30/04/2024

My favorite resort in Gasan