Tiaong

Tiaong is a municipality in the province of Quezon, Philippines. It is located in the southwestern part of Quezon, facing the Tayabas Bay. The municipality is known for its agricultural productivity, particularly in coconut farming. It is also recognized for its vibrant festivals and cultural heritage.

The origin of the name Tiaong is believed to come from a local word for a type of vine. The area was once part of the larger Tagalog region and has a rich history influenced by various periods of Philippine history. The local economy is primarily driven by agriculture, with coconut products being a major export. Other crops include rice, bananas, and various fruits. Fishing is also a significant source of livelihood for coastal communities.

Tiaong is accessible via national highways, connecting it to neighboring towns and cities. The terrain varies from coastal plains to rolling hills. The climate is tropical, characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons. The local dialect is primarily Tagalog. Tourism in Tiaong often focuses on its natural landscapes, including beaches and rivers, as well as its traditional crafts and local cuisine. The municipality is a center for community life and local governance within Quezon province.