San Miguel

San Miguel is a municipality in Bulacan comprising 49 barangays spread across a wide area with predominantly flat terrain. The town sits in an agricultural zone near the Sierra Madre mountain range.

The area was founded in the late 1700s when an early settler established a community and gave the place its name. Later it became significant during a major uprising against colonial rule.

The community honors its patron saints through two major celebrations each year that shape the religious calendar and draw people together. These festivals reveal how faith remains woven into everyday life and local identity.

The area is best explored by walking or using local transportation since many parts of the town are spread out. It helps to ask locals for directions and information, especially when visiting historical sites or natural landmarks.

A cave complex on the town's territory served as a refuge during a fight for independence and remains a significant historical site today. Visitors can still access and explore these caves to understand this important chapter in local history.

Location: Bulacan

Inception: September 29, 1725

Elevation above the sea: 20 m

Reference: 0301421000

Shares border with: San Isidro, San Ildefonso

Address: 5292+GV, San Miguel, Bulacan, Philippines

GPS coordinates: 15.14583,120.97833

Latest update: December 19, 2025 22:38