The Capiz Provincial Capitol enjoyed a face lift with its transformation into an enticing outdoor attraction. It features lush flora and the man-made pond and waterfalls that provide the locals with an open-air respite to commune with nature, unwind, and temporarily set their worries aside. This Christmas season gives the Capiznons another reason to visit this destination. The park has gone merrier and brighter now that the lights are on and twinkling with the festive tune that enlivens everyone’s spirit.
A statement from the Capiz Provincial Tourism and Cultural Affairs says: "The lighting up of the festive lights at the Provincial Park is Capiz’ way of celebrating with the rest of the world the birth of Jesus Christ, the savior. And with this, we continue to live a Christ-led life and remain humbled by the sacrifices He made for us."
All is merry and bright at the Capiz Provincial Park! The holidays lights in blue, white and red usher in the spirit this season. Larger-than-life Christmas balls and gifts and
towering Christmas trees are scattered around the park, making it a perfect
background for selfie and groufie shots. Take a while every now and then to pose and capture a snapshot. Your friends and followers would surely like and share 'em!
Take the illuminated lighted tunnel that follows the course of the concrete walk encircling the man-made pond offers a pleasurable walk for everyone. And if you're tired of strolling around, don't you just want to simply admire the crisp, cool air and appreciate the surrounding? So bring a mat and spread it on the grass as you enjoy the sight of arboretum. The native trees in the arboretum weren’t spared from the Christmas gaiety. Their encasements make the arboretum a Christmas tree farm at night!
Just outside the park, the Roxas Food Bazaar offers a rich choice of affordable and scrumptious food to delight the palate after exploring the Christmas destination. Fill up your tummy and don’t forget to bring your loved ones to spread that cheerful feel!
Where is the Capiz Provincial Park?
The Capiz Provincial Park is conveniently located at the intersection of Fuentes Drive and San Roque Extension. It stands right outside the Capiz Government and Business Center and Capiz National High School and beside Capiz State University. It is accessible through public transport. From Roxas City Integrated Transport Terminal, take the city-bound jeepneys, which usually pass by the area.
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