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October
Solili Festival
Centers around the traditional Solili wedding ritual, depicting the preservation of local marriage customs, values, and island heritage.
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Lazi is a municipality in Siquijor, Central Visayas, made up of 18 barangays with a 2020 census population of 23,092. It is registered under PSGC code 1806103000 and uses ZIP code 6228. This directory documents 0 attractions, 0 restaurants, 2 places to stay, and 3 verified businesses in Lazi.
About Lazi
Lazi is a municipality in the province of Siquijor, Central Visayas, Philippines. It is governed as a Local Government Unit (LGU) under the administrative framework of the Philippine government.
The municipality is home to 18 barangays@if($city->population) and has a recorded population of 23,092 based on the 2020 Census of Population and Housing@endif. It is registered under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) with code 1806103000, and carries the PhilPost ZIP code 6228.
Visitors and residents can explore 0 attractions, 0 restaurants, 2 accommodations, 1 festivals, 5 local dishes, and other places throughout Lazi.
azifind also lists 3 verified businesses based in Lazi, from hotels and restaurants to professional and business service providers.
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Geographic Facts
Key administrative and demographic data for Lazi.
Municipality
Classification
Siquijor
Province
Central Visayas
Region
23,092
Population
18
Barangays
6228
Postal Code
Location and Geography
Lazi is located in Siquijor within the Central Visayas of the Philippines. The municipality includes 18 barangays.
Lazi sits alongside other cities and municipalities of Siquijor, including Enrique Villanueva, Larena, Maria, San Juan.
Festivals and Events in Lazi
1 recorded festivals and events in Lazi.
Local Food in Lazi
Culinary specialties documented in Lazi and Siquijor.
Pani-Pani
A traditional, savory vegetable dish featuring local ferns and squash blossoms, saut├®ed with dried fish or shrimp paste; itÔÇÖs a staple of the islandÔÇÖs home kitchens.
Tinunuan nga Isda
Fresh fish from the surrounding Visayan Sea, slow-cooked in thick, freshly pressed coconut milk (tuno) with ginger, turmeric, and lemongrass.
Chicken Binakol
SiquijorÔÇÖs take on this classic Visayan soup; the islandÔÇÖs volcanic soil produces flavorful free-range chickens, and the dish is infused with sweet coconut water.
Pan Bisaya
A rustic, crusty local bread baked in wood-fired ovens, often served during breakfast with a side of Sikwate (pure cacao).
Sikwate
Not just a drink, but a ritual; pure local cacao tablea whisked with a batirol until frothy, reflecting the island's traditional farming roots.
Where to Stay in Lazi
2 hotels, resorts, inns, and guesthouses are documented in Lazi. Compare accommodation types and price ranges to plan an overnight stay in Siquijor.
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Siquijor Island Castle
Barangays in Lazi
Lazi is divided into 18 barangays under PSGC code 1806103000.
Campalanas
1806103001
Cangclaran
1806103002
Cangomantong
1806103003
Capalasanan
1806103004
Catamboan
1806103005
Gabayan
1806103006
Kimba
1806103007
Kinamandagan
1806103008
Lower Cabangcalan
1806103009
Nagerong
1806103010
Po-o
1806103011
Simacolong
1806103012
Tagmanocan
1806103013
Talayong
1806103014
Tigbawan
1806103015
Tignao
1806103016
Upper Cabangcalan
1806103017
Ytaya
1806103018
Travel Tips for Lazi
Best Time to Visit
The Philippine dry season, roughly November to May, is generally the most comfortable window for travel. Check local weather before planning a trip to Lazi.
Getting Around
Tricycles and local transport are common for short trips between barangays.
Where to Stay
2 accommodations are available, from hotels to guesthouses.
Lazi in the Philippine Administrative System
Lazi is classified as a municipality under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) system, assigned the identifier 1806103000. This code is used by national agencies including the Philippine Statistics Authority, the Commission on Elections, and the Department of the Interior and Local Government for census reporting, electoral mapping, and administrative tracking.
As a Local Government Unit (LGU), Lazi is governed by an elected mayor and a Sangguniang Bayan or Sangguniang Panlungsod responsible for local ordinances, the annual budget, and local services. The LGU is composed of 18 barangays, each led by an elected Punong Barangay.
Lazi is one of the cities and municipalities forming the province of Siquijor in Central Visayas.
People Also Ask About Lazi
What is Lazi known for?
Lazi is a municipality in Siquijor, Central Visayas. It is documented with 0 attractions, 1 festivals, 5 local dishes, and 3 verified businesses in this directory.
Where is Lazi located?
Lazi is located in Siquijor, Central Visayas, Philippines. Its PSGC code is 1806103000.
How many barangays does Lazi have?
Lazi has 18 barangays, each governed by an elected Punong Barangay and barangay council.
What food is Lazi known for?
Documented local dishes include Pani-Pani, Tinunuan nga Isda, Chicken Binakol.
What is the population of Lazi?
Based on the 2020 Census of Population and Housing, Lazi has a recorded population of 23,092.
What is the ZIP code of Lazi?
The PhilPost ZIP code of Lazi is 6228.
What cities or municipalities are near Lazi?
Nearby localities in Siquijor include Enrique Villanueva, Larena, Maria, San Juan.
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