Visiting Lingig - Bonbon Maribuhok and group of Islands, Surigao del Sur
Lining is a 2nd class municipality in the province of Surigao del Sur in the Philippines with a land area of 305.17 square kilometers or 117.83 square miles comprising 19 barangay. According to the census 2020, the total population recorded with 35,142 people represent a 5.47% contribution to the entire province.
This small town is located in between Bislig City, around one and a half journey by Bus, and Boston town in Davao Oriental, a border town of Surigao del Sur.
Lingig town has a tropical climate experiencing heavy rainfall year-round and is heavily affected every January. The economy is based majority on Agriculture where the mountains and plateaus are full of vegetation while the coastal community depends on fishing. A notable feature in the province of Surigao del Sur especially in the town of Lingig are the plantations of "Palkata", a type of tree as one of the main products and livelihood of the people in this town, not illegally cut down after the long wait to grow will be cut off to be sold to importers.
Bonbon, Maribuhoc
When it comes to tourist attractions, the town of Lingig is not very well known compared to the neighboring towns of Bislig and Cateel in Davao Oriental. However, this town will not shy away from the field of tourism, they have the famous local little Maldives alike – Bonbon in Maribuhoc featuring its cottages stands on the shallow water. Experience and enjoy your dining experience while your body is immersed in clear water, Enjoy diba?
The Group of Island
If the town of San Agustin has the famous Britania Group of Islands, Lingig also has something to be proud of. By renting a boat, you can tour all the islands, do diving, relaxing on the white sand beaches during sunset or have a gentle paddle on sluggish waters.
Since this town is in the Coastal Areas, Seafoods is not lost for which this area is famous for producing lobster and Lambay or blue crabs; better not to miss it if you visit this town
