But if you are in Romblon to look for marble, the shopping plaza is a delight for souvenir shoppers, offering intricately designed marble items at very low prices. For instance, a medium-sized mortar ...

Since then, Romblon marble products have made their way into ... At the back of this place is the business center, actually a ...

Artisans work along the road in Barangay Kilometro Dos in the capital Romblon, sculpting figures out of marble slabs. Some of the finished products, such as souvenir items, are sold at the ...

is finalizing the Romblon Marble Industry Roadmap—a 10-year strategic plan aimed to strengthen and expand the province’s marble industry. DOST Secretary Renato Solidum Jr., a native of Romblon, led ...

High School textbooks brand Romblon as the “Marble Capital of the Philippines.” Backpackers would make a stopover in Romblon before proceeding to Boracay. More than just marble and a stopover ...

Biking is also fun to do in Romblon as you can pedal your way to the marble souvenir shops, as well as the Cajidiocan Pier to catch a view of the sea. Hiking enthusiasts, meanwhile, will love the trek ...

A tourist who tried to take an Italian marble artefact from a Roman column on the back of his electric scooter has told police he was just looking for a souvenir from his holiday. When the suspect ...

Of course, the province at the heart of the Philippines is attached to its main industry – marble, mostly found in the capital – Romblon, Romblon. While local officials say that the ...

WE often associate Romblon with marbles: marble mortar and pestle, marble nameplates, and even marble tombstones. Romblon became famous as the best source of marbles in the country ever since the ...