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What is Sariaya all about?
We envision Sariaya to be a community of God-loving, healthy, peaceful, prosperous, self-reliant, self-directing and disaster resilient citizenry, with a diversified economy. Welcome to Your Opportunity to Reinvent the World!
What are the services of Sariaya city government?
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What is Sariaya known for?
Bounded on the North by the legendary Mt. Banahaw, on the south by Tayabas Bay, on the west by Candelaria and San Juan (Batangas) and on the east by Tayabas and Lucena City, Sariaya is known far and wide as the town of palatial houses.
What is the total area of Sariaya?
Sariaya has an area of about 23,980 hectares, the greater part of which is planted with coconuts, populated with 128,248 (2007 Census). It is said that by the middle of the 16th century, the fishermen inhabited the place now known as the barrio Timbaga near the seashore in Sariaya.