Carigara, Leyte

Carigara is a Philippine municipality in the province of Leyte. It has 47 444 inhabitants ( census May 1, 2010 ).

The name Carigara means as much as risen from the ashes.

Barangays

Carigara is politically subdivided into 49 barangays.

  • Balilit
  • Barayong
  • Barugohay Central
  • Barugohay Norte
  • Barugohay Sur
  • Baybay ( Pob. )
  • Binibihan
  • Bislig
  • Caghalo
  • Camansi
  • Canal
  • Candigahub
  • Canlampay
  • Cogon
  • Cutay
  • East Visoria
  • Guindapunan East
  • Guindapunan West
  • Hiluctogan
  • Jugaban ( Pob. )
  • Libo
  • Lower Hiraan
  • Lower Sogod
  • Macalpi
  • Manloy
  • Nauguisan
  • Pangna
  • Parag -um
  • Parina
  • Piloro
  • Ponong ( Pob. )
  • Sagkahan
  • San Mateo ( Pob. )
  • Santa Fe
  • Sawang ( Pob. )
  • Tagak
  • Tangnan
  • Tigbao
  • Tinaguban
  • Upper Hiraan
  • Upper Sogod
  • Uyawan
  • West Visoria
  • Paglaum
  • San Juan
  • Bagong Lipunan
  • Canfabi
  • Rizal ( Tagak East)
  • San Isidro

Regular events

Every year in July there is a community festival in memory instead of to the first arrival of the Spaniards on July 16, 1569.

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