The heaven Tent City of Alamada in North Cotabato

Alamada is a booming town in the fiefdom of North Cotabato that's presently attracting the attention of vacationers. Named after the original chief, Datu Alamada,  this town is considered as the summer destination in North Cotabato. It has a cold tropical climate as this city is steep and girdled by the greenery field, surrounded with mountains and the veritably of industrialism. With total population of 68,659 inhabitants (2020 statistics), this city is also known for the widest cascade in the Philippines, the Asik-Asik falls. 

Bukidnon I Kaamulan Festival 2022 schedule of activities

Kaamulan is an ethnical artistic festivity in Malaybalay City in the fiefdom of Bukidnon, Philippines. This festivity was held in commemorating the establishment of Bukidnon as a Province and a celebration of peace, culture, and tradition of the people of Bukidnon.

Photo credit: Kaamulan Festival

The iconic buildings in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat

Isulan is a developing urban municipality located in the Province of Sultan Kudarat with a population of people. It is the center of trade fiefdom piecemeal from Tacurong City and served as a parochial capital of Sultan Kudarat province and to the southern city neighbor fiefdom of South Cotabato and Maguindanao.

 

During this visit, I'll take you for a walk to some of the iconic structures in this city that are frequently visited by trippers.

 

Closest route to the hidden paradise of Mati City - Puhada Island, Puhada Bay

Mati City is known as one of the tourism capitals of the Davao Region, notorious for its sand resorts and paradise islets. Mati City has located 182 km or about a 3-hour Car ride from Davao megacity, where the nearest transnational field in Mindanao is located. Mati City is known for Dahican Beach, Davao Oriental Museum, and the Sleeping Dinosaur. 

Quick scape at Mati City - Davao Region

Mati City is located in the paradisiacal fiefdom of Davao Oriental. Time to go back to the megacity center before lunch after a community visit at Barangay Tambak. This is also the time for a short stop at the notorious mountain in the megacity called “ the Sleeping dinosaur” located along the public road in Barangay Badas.

Tandag City | The Bat Sanctuary & The Lady Lourdes Grotto - Surigao Del Sur

Tandag City is located in the Capital of Surigao Del Sur in Mindanao, a 5th class megacity with over 66 thousand population. I've visited this awful place numerous times and I witnessed huge advancements from the road to a place to eat. In moment’s visit, this is presumably the last. I'll formerly again be stranded nearly differently for a job call.

Visiting Siargao after super typhoon Odette Megahit (hurricane RAI)

Siargao Island, consists of several beautiful municipalities in Surigao del Norte fiefdom .It formerly enjoyed fashionability due to its natural beauty, beautiful people, and bank.

Siargao is one of the most notorious islets in the Philippines aligned with Boracay and Palawan and has formerly again hosted a movie starring a notorious actor, so it has gained indeed more identity. Tourism is abundant in this area

Dining experience at Kawayan Grill - Kidapawan City

If you're planning to stay in Kidawan City and look for an alternative restaurant to dine in Kawayan Barbeque Grill is a good option. It is located in Quirino drive, just a short walk from the city plaza.

Exposing the beauty of Hikong Bente Waterfall - Lake Sebu

 Hikong Bente is the 2nd majestic waterfall that can be explored in the province of South Cotabato. Located in Barangay Seloton in the small town of Lake Sebu, Hikong Bente is known to be the highest and the most beautiful among the seven magnificent waterfalls in the province with  70 feet high.  Lake Sebu is 102 kilometers or about 2 hours drive from General Santos City, the closest Airport to reach this incredible and historic place. 

The Summer Capital of South Cotabato - Lake Sebu

 Lake Sebu is a first-class Municipality and a home of more the eighty thousand people covered by the province of South Cotabato, Philippines. Nested with natural beauty, surrounded by hills, mountainous landscapes, and virgin thick forests covering 42,450 hectares of land area. It is also a home of several Indigenous tribes (T’boli, Ubo, Tiruray, and Manobos), maintain their cultural identity, and is known for their unique skills in weaving, brass casting, and fishing activities. The community living on the lakeshore engaged in aquaculture mainly produces Tilapia and other freshwater harvests while the Agriculture sector contributes the major shares to their economy.