THE VERDANT NATURE PARADISE A fresh verdant nature paradise perspective of health and happiness, every breath of life counts at Pineils Farm. A typical inspired agroforest farm that comes complete with gardens, scenery, wild and domesticated animals, picnic area and fresh spring swimming pool. Pineils Farm is 90 percent man-made. It is a model of how man can recreate nature and rebuild a lose environment to further enhance the bio-diversity of this emerging forest. Established temporarily to shelter a number of animals like peacocks, deer, horn bills and other birds. Indeed, a place of tranquility, serenity and above all a healing haven for mind, body and soul with a relaxing ambiance. Experience the long walks in the acres of bush land and enjoy the tamed animals in the wilderness, drink the fresh juice from picked coconut...Yes, only in Washington, Catarman, Northern Samar.

THE VERDANT NATURE PARADISE A fresh verdant nature paradise perspective of health and happiness, every breath of life counts at Pineils Farm. A typical inspired agroforest farm that comes complete with gardens, scenery, wild and domesticated animals, picnic area and fresh spring swimming pool. Pineils Farm is 90 percent man-made. It is a model of how's man can recreate nature and rebuild a lose environment to further enhance the bio-diversity of this emerging forest. Established temporarily to shelter a number of animals like peacocks, deer, hornbills and other birds. Indeed, a place of tranquility, serenity and above all a healing haven for mind, body and soul with a relaxing ambiance. Experience the long walks in the acres of bush land and enjoy the tamed animals in the wilderness, drink the fresh juice from picked coconut...Yes, only in Washington, Catarman, Northern Samar.

Brief History Northern Samar is one of the three Samar provinces created on June 19, 1965 by Republic Act No. 4221. The province is relatively young but has vital economic, social, religious and historical significance. The town of Catubig was the first Spanish pueblo and cabezeria to evangelize the northeastern region of Samar Island. The cabezeria was later transferred to Palapag in 1605 when the residence of the Cabo de Spiritu Santo was relocated there. The region was then called IBABAO, (roughly the Northern Samar of today). The Sumoroy Rebellion (1605-1650) made Palapag a famous byword in the Philippine history. During the 18th century, Ibabao became the stopover of the Acapulco galleon trade when its abaca, bees was and other agricultural produce were in the demand by Spanish, Mexican and Peruvian households. Palapag was the Pacific port of call. Capul, by the San Bernardino Strait, was the provisioning call of the galleons which plied between Manila and Mexico once a year. Formerly known as Abak (after the ancient ruler of Java who brought the first settlers to IBABAO), Capul got its name from the word Acapulco. The Ibabao residents also figured prominently during the Spanish and American occupation in the Philippines. The Pulahanes continued to fight a guerilla war even after the capture of General Lucban by the American forces in Catubig in 1902.