Guindulman

Guindulman is a municipality located in the province of Bohol in the Philippines. Situated in the eastern part of Bohol, it faces the Bohol Sea. The municipality is part of the second congressional district of Bohol. Guindulman is characterized by its coastal location and agricultural lands.

The economy of Guindulman is primarily based on agriculture and fishing. Rice and corn are among the main crops cultivated in the area. The fishing industry also plays a significant role, providing livelihoods for many residents. The town is also known for its natural attractions, including beaches and marine sanctuaries that draw local and sometimes international visitors.

Historically, Guindulman has a rich cultural heritage, with traditions passed down through generations. The local dialect spoken is Boholano, a Visayan language. The patron saint of Guindulman is Saint Francis Xavier, and the town celebrates its fiesta annually in his honor. The community is known for its friendly people and its vibrant local culture.

Infrastructure in Guindulman includes roads connecting it to other municipalities, schools, health centers, and a public market. The local government unit focuses on providing essential services to its constituents and promoting the development of the municipality. Guindulman continues to grow and develop, balancing its agricultural roots with emerging opportunities.