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Kalibo is the bustling capital town globally famous for hosting the grand Ati-Atihan Festival, known as the Mother of All Philippine Festivals. It is a vibrant cultural and commercial center famous for local delicacies like binakol and fresh seafood.

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Municipality
Province
Aklan
Region
Western Visayas Region
Island
Visayas
Area Size
50.75
Latitude
11.7
Longitude
122.3667

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