Taytay

Taytay, officially known as Taytay, Rizal, is a municipality in the province of Rizal, Philippines. It is located in the Calabarzon region, just southeast of Metro Manila. Taytay is recognized as the "Garment Capital of the Philippines" due to its significant contributions to the country's textile and fashion industry.

The municipality boasts a vibrant economy driven by small and medium-sized enterprises, particularly those involved in garment manufacturing, sewing, and the production of bags. Many residents are employed in these industries, making it a hub for skilled tailors and seamstresses. Beyond its industrial significance, Taytay also offers historical and natural attractions. The Immaculate Conception Parish Church is a prominent landmark, serving as a spiritual center for the community. Nearby, the San Juan Dam provides a recreational area and a source of water for the region.

Historically, Taytay has been an important settlement in Rizal. Its strategic location has contributed to its development as a commercial and industrial center. The municipality's local government actively promotes its products and aims to further enhance its reputation as a leader in the garment industry. Taytay is also known for its lively festivals and community events that celebrate its culture and heritage. The municipality is accessible via major road networks connecting it to Metro Manila and other surrounding areas.