Talibon Bohol Travel Guide

The Municipality of Talibon is a progressive town on the northern coast of the island of Bohol in the Philippines, 114.8 kilometers via Tagbilaran North Road, 149.55 kilometers via Tagbilaran East Road, 108.83 kilometers via Loay Interior Road. Before it was established into an independent municipality in 1830, the town was part of Inabanga.

The Municipality of Talibon in Bohol Philippines is composed of 25 barangays; 17 located on the mainland while 8 are island barangays having a total population of 61,690 per 2005 survey and covering an area of 22,400 hectares.

The mainland barangays are: Bagacay, Balintawak, Burgos, Magsaysay, Poblacion, Rizal, San Agustin, San Carlos, San Francisco, San Isidro, San Jose, San Pedro, San Roque, Santo Niño, Sikatuna, Tanghaligue and Zamora. The island barangays are Busalian, Calituban, Cataban, Guindacpan, Mahanay, Nocnocan, Sag and Suba. At its helm is Mayor Restituto B. Auxtero, a Certified Public Accountant. Read more....

Talibon Foundation Day 2012

After 14 long years of research and diligent efforts to establish the Foundation Day of the Municipality of Talibon…..finally, the town celebrated its First Ever Foundation Day on April 22, 2012. The countdown and excitement started when the Sangguniang Bayan of Talibon approved in Resolution No. 2012-04 and declared every April 22 of the year as Talibon Foundation Day. Their decision was based from the historical book “Bohol Without Tears” written by Boholano Historian and former Municipal and RTC Executive Judge Simplicio M. Apalisok who specifically stated that Talibon was created on April 22, 1854.

Talibon’s Barangay Officials’ Congress 2012

Early morning of April 24, 2012, the activities for Talibon’s Barangay Official’s Congress 2012 started rolling with a Eucharistic Mass at 6:30 a.m. at the Blessed Trinity Cathedral with Rev. Fr. Jonas Achacoso officiating. It was an apt and fitting gesture of thanksgiving for a beautiful day wherein all barangay officials convened and received due recognition for the implementation of laudable developmental projects in their respective barangays.

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Top of Talibon Bohol Travel Guide

The Municipality of Talibon

Talibon Foundation Day 2012

The Talibon Foundation Day – Why April 22?

Talibon’s Barangay Officials’ Congress 2012

Coastal Law Enforcement Council II

Legislative Report

Talibon Cathedral

The Making of a Parish in Talibon

Talibon Seaport

Talibon Bancas