Historical Landmarks

 Church-one of the oldest and loudest bell in Capiz
Veterans Park

              - where the famous globe with the statue of Gen. Contreras in a horse Mayor Manuel Funa Monument-the first mayor of Cuartero

Gov. Antonio Havana Monument

               -a Cuarteronhon who  became the 3rd Governor of Capiz

Angub Elementary School

          - site of the Japanese Garrison during the World War II

Nagba, Cuartero

         -where the Municipal Government was temporarily evacuated when the Japanese Imperial Army invaded the town

 Folk Literature

  

               Folk epics,legends and supernatural stories were told by the elders. Poems were chanted and usually combined with songsand drama. Moro-Moro and Zarzuela were popular among the settlers. Stories like the legend of the Lake Inapasan in Bitoon and the Legend of Kinan-at Ulo Mountain in Carataya were also told by the old folks.

    The local counterpart of the Balagtasan is the witty Balitaw and the Dagi-Dagi,which were chanted. The Sayao is a folk composition of verses and is chanted and danced by the young girls during the town fiesta.  It comprises the intricacies of weaving by the dancersof the colorful ribbonettes tied in a pole at the center of the plaza. The grand finale is the fast movements while weaving the ribbonettes into a colorful and beautiful finish. There are also folk dance which requires special skills & abilities like the local Pandanggo. The Argonisa, Lulay, Curacha and Bulakena are traditionally popural among the old people.