Pulupandan
Pulupandan derived its name from the vernacular phrase “pulo sang pandan”, meaning “isle of pandan”, due to the wild forest of palms in the town during the early days before it became a bustling seaport.
Government Center
Municipal Hall of Pulupandan
- Pulupandan Tourism Office (034) 454 0087
- year
1930s
- appearance
Tangible Immovable
- Condition
Well-preserved
- ownership
Public
- declaration
None
Built in the 1930’s under the American government, the structure has a resemblance of the Capitol Building.It has a statue of Carmen Alcantara Imutan, grandmother of Lea Salonga, sculpture done by Felix Garzon of Murcia. It also has a main wooden staircase inside Pulupandan Municipal Hall. It has its own woooden structure in the compound that serves as women and children desk complaints.
Historical Site
World War II Landing Site Marker
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- year
Not Applicable
- appearance
Tangible Immovable
- Condition
Well-preserved
- ownership
Public
Located at the shoreline of Pulupandan facing Guimaras. American souldiers who liberated Negros specially the capital City Bacolod from the Japanese Army on March 29, 1945