The 19 Martyrs of Aklan are remembered as heroes who bravely fought and laid down their lives for the cause of Philippine independence, and continue to haunt and commemorate their memory in Aklan and throughout the country. 

Kalibo Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, is a Roman Catholic cathedral church located in downtown Kalibo, the capital of Aklan province of the Philippines. 

Museo It Akean tells the story of the Aklan province, the oldest province in the country.the museum was intended to be a schoolhouse for the locals and nearby towns. It was formerly called "Escuelahan It Hari" (School of the King) and used various means, such as an auditorium and warehouse.  

The province of Aklan is known as the Piña Fiber Capital of the Philippines. In fact Aklan is the country's largest producer and center of the piña fiber and cloth industry. It is used in the manufacture of "National Clothes," the new and fun.

The woven rattan products are durable and sustainable crafts made from rattan fibers. They are a traditional craft in Aklan and are known for their intricate design and practical uses, such as baskets, bags, and furniture.

Aklanon cuisine is known for its simplicity, freshness, and dependence on locally available ingredients, including seafood, rice, coconut, and a variety of vegetables and fruits.