Lahug was once covered by towering trees but was developed in the 1950s into a fashionable residential district known as The Beverly Hills. It used to be home to an airport but operations were moved in 1967 to Mactan Island for a bigger airstrip and to reduce crash risks, as the Lahug airport was close to downtown Cebu. Lahug now has over 35,000 residents within its 443 hectares and has become an important economic and social area of Cebu City and home to many businesses and investments.
Lahug was once covered by towering trees but was developed in the 1950s into a fashionable residential district known as The Beverly Hills. It used to be home to an airport but operations were moved in 1967 to Mactan Island for a bigger airstrip and to reduce crash risks, as the Lahug airport was close to downtown Cebu. Lahug now has over 35,000 residents within its 443 hectares and has become an important economic and social area of Cebu City and home to many businesses and investments.
Lahug was once covered by towering trees but was developed in the 1950s into a fashionable residential district known as The Beverly Hills. It used to be home to an airport but operations were moved in 1967 to Mactan Island for a bigger airstrip and to reduce crash risks, as the Lahug airport was close to downtown Cebu. Lahug now has over 35,000 residents within its 443 hectares and has become an important economic and social area of Cebu City and home to many businesses and investments.
vast expanse of towering trees. In the 1950’s an intervening businessman built a fashionable and classy residential district which is now known as The Beverly Hills. Lahug used to be a by-word of local air travelers. Airport was once in Lahug but in 1967 airport operations were transferred to Mactan Island owing to a bigger airstrip and to lessen the danger of airplane crashes because Lahug airport was only a few kilometers from downtown Cebu.
Lahug has 443 hectares with more or less
35,275 residents. Lahug is considered as the second largest barangay within Cebu City. It also became the home of many investments and businesses. Lahug has already been part of the economic and social cycle of Cebu City. The Sketch Map By. Randy Fabiosa Jr.