Mulanay is a coastal municipality of Quezon province, Philippines. It is the historical center of the Bondoc Peninsula region.
Understand
[edit | edit source]Mulanay is known to have existed in the precolonial era, as seen by archaeological evidence from graves excavated at Mount Kamhantik, in the town's hinterlands. Situated along the Sibuyan Sea, near the southernmost edge of the Bondoc Peninsula, it was the region's main town, but gradually lost much of its land area and population after parts of it were separated to form its neighboring towns.
Get in
[edit | edit source]Mulanay is along the Bondoc Peninsula Road (numbered Route 610), the main thoroughfare in the Bondoc Peninsula. It is served by buses from Metro Manila and the provincial capital Lucena. A junction at the town center leads to the mountainous interior and the town of San Narciso, on the other side of the peninsula along Ragay Gulf.
Get around
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Tricycles are the main form of public transportation around town.
See
[edit | edit source]- 1 Mount Kamhantik, Sitio Kamhantik, Buenavista. A forested mountain from were precolonial limestone tombs were discovered. The site, named after the big, red ants that inhabit its vicinity and delivery a painful sting, is a part of the Buenavista Protected Landscape, a natural area spanning 5,753 hectares (14,220 acres) of the town's interior.
- 2 Saint Peter the Apostle Parish Church (Mulanay Church), JP Rizal Street, Barangay 4. Mulanay's main Roman Catholic church, built with its distinctive triangular façade during the Spanish era in 1861 using adobe bricks.
- 3 Long Beach, Ibabang Yuni. A 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) stretch of sand along Tayabas Bay.
Do
[edit | edit source]Buy
[edit | edit source]- 1 Mulanay Public Market, P. Burgos Street, Barangay 1.
- 2 7-11, Bondoc Peninsula Road corner San Carlos Street.
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[edit | edit source]The town's postal code is 4312.
Go next
[edit | edit source]| Routes through Mulanay |
| Lucena ← Catanauan ← | W | → San Francisco |

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