he people of Sto. Domingo is rich in historical, cultural traditions. From marriage to death, celebrations, commemorations are made. Before marriage the groom’s family have to go to the bride’s family for “danon” (to ask for the hand of the bride) or parents consent.

In death, bereaved family have to conduct 9- day prayer before interment, forty days after death another prayer and celebration be made and after a year another commemoration for the “waksi” or end of the wearing of black dress. At work, the bayanihan spirit still exists in some barangays for the repair of houses or other structures. This is called “tagnawa”.  During the planting season “amoyo”.

CULTURAL ATTRACTION

People’s Coliseum - located in the public plaza for cultural, educational entertainment and religious activities.

RELIGIOUS ATTRACTION

Roman Catholic Church - built in 1762

NATURAL ATTRACTIONS

Puerto Beach

Lubnak Reforestation

View of Bullagaw Mountain

LANDMARKS

Benito Soliven Monument

Jose Rizal Monument

Unknown Citizen Monument – near the municipal hall

Filomeno  B. Tadena Monument – infront of the municipal hall which was constructed  during his administration.