Journey to Alangalang, Leyte: Where Heritage Rings Through the Fields

Tucked in the vibrant heartland of Leyte, Alangalang may appear quiet at first glance, but behind its gentle rivers, resilient rice fields, and church bells lies a story that pulses with courage, culture, and community. Whether you're a backpacker looking for lesser-known routes or a local traveler eager to reconnect with Waray-Waray roots, Alangalang is a soul-refreshing escape.

Discovering Abuyog, Leyte: Beyond the Surface

 Tucked along the shores of Leyte Gulf, Abuyog stands as the largest municipality in land area on Leyte Island, home to about 61,216 residents ([en.wikipedia.org][1]). Its name’s origin is said to come from early encounters with swarms of bees—“buyog” in Waray—an echo of its rich biodiversity and enduring heritage.