PKIalapon
PKIalapon is a small municipality located in the province of Cebu, Philippines, situated on the island of Negros. The town is part of the Dumanjug district and is known for its scenic landscapes, agricultural productivity, and rich cultural heritage. PKIalapon derives its name from the Visayan term "paki," meaning "to follow," and "alapon," which refers to the local *alapon* tree (*Pterocarpus indicus*), a species native to the region.
The municipality covers an area of approximately 15 square kilometers and is bordered by the towns of
PKIalapon has a population of around 10,000 people, with the majority identifying as Cebuano-speaking Filipinos. The
Culturally, PKIalapon reflects the strong Catholic influence common in the Philippines, evident in its annual festivals,
Infrastructure development in PKIalapon has seen gradual improvements, with ongoing efforts to enhance road networks, water