Iloilo Zip Code and Area Code

Location	Zip Code	Area Code
Ajuy	5012	33
Alimodian	5028	33
Anilao	5009	33
Badiangan	5033	33
Balasan	5018	33
Banate	5010	33
Barotac Nuevo	5007	33
Barotac Viejo	5011	33
Batad	5016	33
Bingawan	5041	33
Cabatuan	5031	33
Calinog	5040	33
Carles	5019	33
Concepcion	5013	33
Dingle	5035	33
Dueñas	5038	33
Dumangas	5006	33
Estancia	5017	33
Guimbal	5022	33
Igbaras	5029	33
Iloilo City	5000	33
Janiuay	5034	33
Lambunao	5042	33
Leganes	5003	33
Lemery	5043	33
Leon	5026	33
Maasin	5030	33
Miagao	5023	33
Mina	5032	33
New Lucena	5005	33
Oton	5020	33
Passi	5037	33
Pavia	5001	33
Pototan	5008	33
San Dionisio	5015	33
San Enrique	5036	33
San Joaquin	5024	33
San Miguel	5025	33
San Rafael	5039	33
Santa Barbara	5002	33
Sara	5014	33
Tigbauan	5021	33
Tubungan	5027	33
Zarraga	5004	33

About Iloilo

Known as one of the most progressive and developing provinces, Iloilo is the Heart of the Philippines. Tourists often visit the province for the upbeat celebration of the Dinagyang Festival, the shopping districts, historical sites, and delicious food. Iloilo offers hungry travelers their local dishes such as the flavorful Batchoy, roasted Lechon Manok from Tatoy’s, warm Pancit Molo, and KBL, a favorite local dish with tender pork, jackfruit, and pigeon peas.

Iloilo was the abode of film director Peter Solis Nery, a former judge of the International Criminal Court and sole woman recipient of the country’s highest national recognition, the Quezon Service Cross, Miriam Santiago, Miss Earth 2015 Angelia Ong, and Rolex Award for Enterprise Awardee for his invention of the low-cost rice husk stove, Alexis Belonio.

During the Philippine Revolution, the Panay Uprising was led by Gen. Delgado of Sta. Barbara and they were successful in liberating a majority of towns. When the Japanese had invaded, the first resistance group in the country, the Panay Guerilla Movement, fought the Japanese before the American Liberation of Panay in 1946.

Official website: iloilo.gov.ph