Dumanjug is located in the southern part of Cebu. It is about 3 hours ride from the Cebu City. The name Dumanjug came from word "Duman" which is native person's name and "JUG" a last syllable of the word "Nahug" which means "to fall down". The name came from a historic event in this place. Duman was a local folk. He is a coconut juicer or "manananggot" in local term. One time during the spanish colonization in the Philippines, a spanish army inquired about the name of the place. On the other hand people rushed and says "Si Duman nahug", Duman fall from the coconut tree. Upon hearing it, the spanish army thought that the name of the place is "DUMANJUG".Dumanjug is rich in agricultural products such as corn and vegetables,
livestocks and poultries. Part of the Dumanjug is near the coastal area that is why people near the sea have the opportunity to catch fish for food and for commercial. The Tapon area has a wide area of mangrove trees. We already know that it is an excellent breeding ground for fish. They are continually planting mangrove. Tangil Dumanjug, also has smaller ships that transport passengers from Negros to Cebu.
Dumanjug is also proud of its handicrafted wall decor, basket and other native products. Most of the native products made in Dumanjug are for export. This kind of native products bring opportunities for many dumanjuganons for additional income. The raw materials used are abundant in the place. A sample for this product can be found in this link www.rentale.blogspot.com. These native products are very useful and can be customized into your own basket, mats, placemats, wall decors among others. It doesn't become the signature products of Dumanjug but it is also a unique features that Dumanjug has to offer. 
Dumanjug is composed of 37 Barangays namely:
* Balaygtiki
* Bitoon
* Bulak
* Bullogan
* Doldol
* Kabalaasnan
* Kabatbatan
* Calaboon
* Kambanog
* Camboang
* Candabong
* Kang-actol
* Kanghalo
* Kanghumaod
* Kanguha
* Kantangkas
* Kanyuko
* Cogon
* Kolabtingon
* Cotcoton
* Lamak
* Lawaan
* Liong
* Manlapay
* Masa
* Matalao
* Paculob
* Panlaan
* Pawa
* Poblacion Central
* Poblacion Ilaya
* Poblacion Looc
* Poblacion Sima
* Tangil
* Tapon
* Tubod-Bitoon
* Tubod-Dugoan
Dumanjug town fiesta falls every 4th of October in honor of Saint Francis of Asisi. During the celebration, school students will present their Sinangiaw. It is a colorful dancing festival in honor of the patron saint for their good harvest of fruits, corn and vegetables. It is participated by schools in different barangays of the Dumanjug.
Dumanjug is also a developed town. It's town plaza has evolved and developed to be more alive. The town plaza of Dumanjug is one of the most visited place. It has a lot of sits in it, swing and seesaw for the kids, etc.
Pictures of Dumanjug, Cebu:
Dumanjug Church Bell Tower
Dumanjug Plaza
Dumanjug Public Market
Plaza
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Lot for sale in Dumajug
my friend read Dumanjug as Do-man-jag.. lol
hello reynold. thanks for dropping by..
hahah... is he from dumanjug?
how many people living in the land of dumanjug?
Are they educated as well ?
Is it really true that many PBA players in the present is coming from Dumanjug?
Are they a good basketball players?
hi anonymous..
well, I do not know about the PBA players if they are coming from dumanjug.
With regards to the people living in there. Yes, The dumanjug population is increasing but not all are well educated. Those are people who can afford to go to school and pursue their desired course in college.
i love dumanjug
I am a proud dumanjuganon... I love tthe place and i just wish the newly elected mayor and councilors will bridge the gap of the fractions that emerged during and after election... I heard they will prosecute the other party's supporter... that's not a good sign ha! Well its only a hearsay, as a good leader and if you hope to continue a next term please be a good leader for everybody and not for your supporters alone.... I hope God will guide you...
i have a 17 hectares property in Paculob, dumanjug.. It's up for sale @ only 50/m2 negotaible. all in, meaning the buyer will be the one to pay all the taxes, transfers, etc..
I will be selling the 12has. Flat land with 400 fruit bearing mango trees.
Let me know if u or if u know of somebody that is interested. give me a call at 09209474460
i want view of tubod bitoon
The family of my father have a 2.5 has, we don't know the market value. How much d market value @ Tubod bitoon
@anynymous: I don't know exactly the exact value of it but mostly it will be like 100 pesos per square meter. asa dapit sa tubod bitoon ang 2 has? is it for sale?
i lve this website
thx ;-)
i love my hometown Dumanjug. my father was a former police in this bit sleepy hometown. i know a lot of human resource practitioners in Canada are from this town including me of course. got huge relatives in this beautiful hometown. the Quirante and the Alpuerto are my relatives. finished by high school in little flower school under OND sisters. hope the OND sisters still running my school. will visit my hometown next year. i love Dumanjug, this is the only place i called home!- love you Dumanjug!
@anonymous: yes really. I came from dumanjug too particularly in tubod-bitoon. I know some quirante and alpuertos....
my mom is from dumanjug. and im planning to go there this weekend for my nephew's wedding. its been a while since i went home to dumanjug.
Hello,im proud of my hometown.My barangay is Paculob,I miss that
place,specially during my school days,full of challenge,memories
and everything,..............regards to Roel Tines,Simplicio Aninon,Benedicto Aleo,Edgar Tablezo,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Hello boys nagbag-o namo.................