Hindang

It was told that the tree was "enchanted" because there were stones of fairies or beautiful damsels with long flowing hair basking under it on moonlit nights.

When his body was discovered, the place became haunted by a voice in agony, a long silence then mournful weeping followed by a remorseful sigh.

Bales, the parish priest at that time, Mission Alejandro, a prominent citizen, and the capitanes Damos Bañez, Irong Ballener, and Beo Abddies.

The townsfolk of Hindang are essentially musical-minded and even during the Spanish times, they used to hold frequent band concerts.

Horse races were held during Sundays and these were sources of entertainment for the Spanish residents who were not averse to making bets on their favorites.

The long sufferings from the Japanese occupation finally came to an end when the Americans came to liberate the country in October 1944.

On July 4, 1946, the granting of independence to the Philippines led to the initiation of government projects like irrigation systems, schoolhouses, and a public market.