Liloan

Liloan is a municipality located in the province of Cebu, Philippines. Situated in the northeastern part of Cebu Island, it is part of the Metro Cebu conurbation. The municipality is known for its coastal location and its role as a residential and commercial hub for the region. Liloan's economy is a mix of fishing, agriculture, and burgeoning service industries.

Historically, Liloan was recognized for its lighthouse, the Bagacanan Island Lighthouse, which has served as a significant landmark and navigational aid for maritime traffic in the area. The municipality also has a growing tourism sector, attracting visitors with its beaches and local delicacies. One of the most famous local products is the "otap," a flaky pastry that has gained popularity throughout the Philippines.

Liloan is strategically positioned, benefiting from its proximity to Cebu City, the provincial capital. This has facilitated its development and integration into the larger economic landscape of Central Visayas. The local government actively promotes initiatives aimed at improving infrastructure and public services to further enhance the quality of life for its residents. The community is characterized by its friendly populace and a strong sense of local identity.