Tuy

Tuy, Batangas, is a charming municipality known for its rich history, agricultural roots, and vibrant festivals, particularly the Kambingan Festival, which celebrates the town's heritage in goat farming. Tuy was once part of Balayan and gained independence as a town in 1866. Agriculture, especially sugarcane and rice, played a key role in its development. Travelers to Tuy can enjoy the town's natural beauty, laid-back atmosphere, and warm hospitality. It is a perfect destination for those looking to experience authentic rural life in Batangas. Nearby, you'll find attractions such as beaches, churches, and cultural sites that showcase the town’s history and Filipino traditions.