Museo It Akean — Attraction in Kalibo

Museo it Akean is showcasing the Aklanon heritage. This museum displays the artifacts found in the province of Aklan. Among these are porcelain, jars/pottery, stones, pina clothing, ancient farming tools, household utensils, religious images, etc. There are also some clippings on the separation of Aklan from Capiz and memorable items from the father of Aklan, Godofredo P. Ramos. The building also where this museum is dwelling is one of the remaining old buildings here in Kalibo. Though it had been renovated caused by the test of time yet its foundation is still original and its facade remains as it was in the past. Inside the Museo it Akean has a store selling Aklan made products like pina cloth, Ati-atihan souvenir items, Sto. Nino de Kalibo images, etc. The price...

Its quite small, but the artifacts insiden treasures the traditional life on Aklanon. It features the history of Aklan and its seperation from the province of Capiz on April 25, 1956. Though it was just inaugurated that year, Aklan is known to be the oldest province in the Philippines going back to the historical records. I did not give it 5 stars since there is a lack of important parts of history features specially how Aklan was established by the Datus and how the Atiatihan started out as a non religuous festival rather the celebration of the malay and ati people. 😘😘 Feel Alive,...

Visiting the Kalibo Ati-Atihan Museum was a wonderful experience. The staff were warm, welcoming, and incredibly knowledgeable, making the visit even more enjoyable. A local guide passionately explained the art and history behind the exhibits, bringing the Ati-Atihan Festival's rich culture to life.

Though the museum is small, it is bursting with vibrant displays that capture the festival's energy and heritage. Every piece tells a story, and the pride of the locals in sharing their traditions is truly inspiring. Definitely worth a visit for anyone interested in history, art,...