"Pueblo de Panay Township" is a Filipino-inspired and Mixed-use Community Development which intends to showcase the best of the Visayan architecture, arts, history, and culture of people from Panay Island in the Philippines. It was named after the historic Town of Pan-ay in Capiz Province, the second oldest Spanish Settlement in the country (after Cebu). Inspired by the "pueblo" concept of development (or "small Spanish Town"), "Pueblo de Panay" is reminiscent of the Philippine era where the seat of governance, religion, trade, and education was within easy access to residents and visitors alike. "Pueblo de Panay" is envisioned to have modern, pedestrian-friendly roads, walkways, and state-of-the-art facilities and amenities that will be equipped with fiber-optic and wireless connectivity. Integrated in this development is a Commercial Business District complemented by eco-tourism areas, a Special Economic Zone, educational, institutional, and recreational facilities. "Pueblo de Panay" is the only integrated community development in Roxas City that strategically connects 2 of 3 highways (that is, Lawaan and Sibaguan Highways). Its own multi-lane road network connects the township to Downtown Roxas City and 2 Capiz Districts, as well as to neighboring World-famous Boracay Beach, and historic Provinces of Iloilo, Aklan and Antique.
