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Panganan Falls Rosario is a municipality in the province of Agusan del Sur in the Caraga Region on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines. It is a third-class municipality with a population of approximately 33,363 (as of the 2020 Census). Rosario is also known for its rich natural resources, such as vast agricultural areas and fertile soils ideal for farming with a vast agricultural economy where the main crops are rice, corn, and coconuts. 

Bega Falls Prosperidad, the capital town of Agusan del Sur, is paving the way for sustainable tourism in the Philippines. The town is known for its diverse natural attractions, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, making it an ideal destination for travelers looking for an authentic and sustainable tourism experience.  Prosperidad is home to the state's largest indigenous group, the Manobos. The city works with the Manobo community to develop and promote cultural tourism activities that showcase their unique traditions such as traditional dance and handicrafts.  Prosperidad is also committed to developing sustainable tourism infrastructure such as bike lanes, sidewalks, and eco-friendly accommodations. The city encourages the use of sustainable transportation such as bicycles and electric tricycles to reduce its carbon footprint.  The local government of Prosperidad actively works with the private sector, NGOs, and stakeholders to promote sustainable tourism in t...

Loreto, a town in the state of Agusan del Sur, offers a different kind of adventure for travelers looking for off-the-beaten-path activities. Loreto is a 5th-class municipality in  Agusan del Sur with a population is 15,507 according to the census 2020.  Loreto's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with rice, maize, and coconut being the main crops. Livestock and fishing also contribute to the local economy. Small-scale mining and forestry also provide additional sources of income for some residents.   Loreto is made up of 11 barangays: Bangayan, Bayugan 3, Cabcabon, Cambouayon, Danglounsod, Libertad, Poblacion, San Juan, Tagmamalcay, Tagpangahoe and Waroe. Each barangay has its own charm and cultural practices, making Loreto a diverse and interesting place. The city isn't as popular as other destinations in the region, but it has a lot to offer to those looking for a unique and authentic travel experience.    Here are some of the off-the-beaten...

La Paz is a small town in the province of Agusan del Sur in the Philippines. It is a town with a rich pre-colonial history and culture. The city is known for its colorful festivals, cultural practices, and historic sites that showcase the city's heritage.  One of La Paz's most famous landmarks is an ancient barangay boat, thought to have been used by the ancient Butuanongs, an indigenous group of the region. These boats were found on the nearby Masao River, and their finds have provided insight into the maritime history of the area. The barangay boat is now on display at the Barangay Shrine Museum in Butuan City, where visitors can learn more about its significance.  La Paz's culture and history are also reflected in its cuisine, which is a mix of influences, including indigenous, Spanish, and Chinese. Some of the city's most popular dishes include ginatang dabong (bamboo shoots braised in coconut milk), adobong manok sa dilaw (chicken braised in turmeric), and sinugban...

Bunawan is a small town in the southern part of Agusan del Sur province in the Philippines. Lesser known than other tourist destinations in the country, Bunawan offers a unique and pristine beauty that is sure to capture the hearts of travelers.  Population and Economy Bunawan's economy is primarily based on agriculture and its fertile land is suitable for growing crops such as rice, maize, and vegetables. The city is also known for its thriving fishing industry due to its proximity to the Agusan wetlands, which offer abundant fish and other water resources. In addition, ecotourism contributes significantly to the city's economy as tourists come to see the city's natural attractions and wildlife.   As of the 2020 census, Bunawan had a population of approximately 34,000, most of whom work in agriculture and fishing. The city's population has been growing steadily in recent years, attracting more and more people to the city's natural beauty and living opportunities. B...

San Francisco is a vibrant community with a rich history and a growing economy. The agricultural sector remains the backbone of the economy, but the city is also exploring new growth opportunities such as ecotourism. Natural beauty, friendly locals, and strategic location make San Francisco a worthwhile destination for both tourists and investors. HISTORY:  Originally part of the municipality of Prosperidad, San Francisco became a separate municipality on June 21, 1969, through the operation of Republic Act No. 5834. The parish is named after Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of the town. The first appointed mayor of San Francisco was the late  Valentin O. Labai, who served from 1969 until 1971.  ECONOMY:   San Francisco's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with rice, corn, coconuts, and bananas being the main crops grown. The community is also known for animal husbandry, especially pigs and poultry. In recent years, the city has explored the pot...

Via:  Municipality of San Luis, Agusan del Sur San Luis is located withinside the southeastern part of the Augusan province and is known for its lovely natural surroundings and various attraction. This town is wealthy in culture and tradition, courting returned to the pre-colonial technology while the region become inhabited with the aid of using indigenous tribes. 

Sta. Josefa is a municipality withinside the province of Agusan del Sur with a population of approximately 14,000 inhabitants, according to the 2020 census. It is a  4th class municipality with an average of ​​253.68 square kilometers per population density and plenty of exotic attractions, cultural festivals, and historical sites. Originally part of the city of Esperanza, Josefa was only established as an independent municipality in 1961. The city is named after the wife of the city's founder, José María Esperanza. During World War II, the city served as a refuge for people fleeing  Japanese forces.   Sta. Josefa is a small community with a rich culture and history. It was founded in 1949 and named after Saint Joseph, the patron saint of workers. The community is known for scenic spots such as waterfalls, caves, and cold springs. One of the city's main economic activities is agriculture, with rice, corn, and bananas being the main crops.  Animal husbandry, such...

Sibagat,  in the northern part of Agusan del Sur, is a nature lover's paradise. With lush forests, scenic waterfalls, and breathtaking mountain views, Sibagat is a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. 

 Talacogon is a municipality placed withinside the northeastern part of Mindanao, Philippines. Situated in the landlocked province of Agusan del Sur, Talacogon is surrounded by rolling hills and mountains. Aside from its herbal attractions, Talacogon is likewise wealthy in its way of life and heritage.  One of the maximum remarkable cultural landmarks in Talacogon is the Talacogon Heritage House. This residence is an ancestral domestic constructed in the 1900s and has been preserved to exhibit the town`s records and heritage. Visitors can tour the home and learn about the various artifacts and antiques on display, including traditional clothing, musical instruments, and household items.  Another important cultural landmark of Talacogon is the Talacogon Shrine. This shrine is a Catholic pilgrimage site and houses a statue of  Saint Anthony of Padua, the city's patron saint. Many believers come to shrines to offer prayers and attend masses and other religious events....

Trento is a stunning town in Agusan del Sur province located in the southern part of the state with a total area is 8,637 hectares. The community consists of 11 barangays with a population of over 17,000. Trento is known for its lush forests and rolling hills. It is also rich in natural resources such as wood, abaca fiber, coconut, coffee, cocoa, and other agricultural products. It also has several attractions such as the Guinanayan Waterfall and the historic ruins of San Jose de Buena Vista Church.  

Esperanza, Agusan del Sur is a municipaltiy in the heart of Mindanao island in the Philippines. It is known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. The city has a population of over 30,000 he and has a variety of tourist attractions such as Lake Mainit and Agusanmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary.  There are also several historic sites worth visiting, such as the ruins of an old Spanish fortress and an old church in Esperanza. Esperanza is also home to several educational institutions, including the University of Mindanao Esperanza Campus, which provides quality education to students from all over Mindanao. Rich in culture, stunning natural beauty, and educational opportunities, Esperanza has something for everyone. History and Culture  Esperanza was officially established by Presidential Decree No. 623 signed by Elpidio his President Quirino on September 11, 1953. Esperanza's name comes from the Spanish word for 'hope', as the city was built with the hope of improving the...

Bayugan is a vibrant town withinside the province of Agusan del Sur withinside the Caraga Region of the Philippines. It turned into based withinside the Nineteen Forties as an agreement for farmers and has in view grown right into a bustling town. Bayugan`s economic system is essentially agricultural, with the number one vegetation being rice, corn, bananas, and coconuts. The town is likewise regarded for its rooster and farm animal production. In current years, Bayugan has attracted investments from diverse industries, which include manufacturing, trading, and services. This has contributed to the town's monetary increase and supplied extra process possibilities for its residents. As of the 2020 census, Bayugan has a populace of over 120,000 people. The majority of the populace is Cebuano-speaking, with a good-sized minority of Tagalog and Manobo speakers. The town is likewise domestic to diverse ethnic groups, which includes the Higaonon, who've preserved their conventional p...

Veruela is a 4th elegance municipality withinside the province of Agusan del Sur, placed withinside the Caraga place of the Philippines. It is located on the jap a part of Agusan del Sur, approximately 36 kilometers far from the provincial capital of Prosperidad. The metropolis was given its call from a Visayan word "Veruela," which means "a small, wild rat that may be discovered in rice paddies."  Veruela has a land vicinity of 350.44 rectangular kilometers and is domestic to around 21,000 people. It is an agricultural metropolis, with rice, corn, banana, and coconut as its most important crops. Livestock and rooster elevating also are essential assets of earnings for the locals.  Despite being a small metropolis, Veruela has a few wonderful points of interest for locals and site visitors alike. Here are a number of the pinnacle traveler points of interest in Veruela.  Sea of Clouds Barangay Sampaguita is a hidden gem in Veruela that gives a completely unique and b...