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Basilan - a home of almost 113, 000 populations located across the north side of Zamboanga City and the Malamawi Island offshore. It is a promising Island Province with two booming cities, Lamitan and Isabela City. It is also a diverse community where a sizable presence of Chavacanos, Tausug, and Yakans. The Sama tribe, Maranaos, Ilocanos, Cebuanos and Chinese are the minorities. Numerous dialects also spoken, but primarily used by most inhabitants is Chavacano, Tausug, Cebuano, and Yakan.  English is also mostly used by locals. 

From the virgin forest, white sand beaches to the world-class Island; just imagine how wonderful Mindoro Island is. Mindoro is also known as the 7th largest Island in the Philippines with respected indigenous ancestors and distinctly identified as Mangyan Tribes spoke 8 different languages and cultural identity. Mindoro Island is divided into 2 provinces, Occidental and Oriental where the Mount Halcon and mountain ranges served as the boundaries. Occidental Mindoro is divided into 11 municipalities with total inhabitants of  487,414 according to NSA 2015. 

Inasakan Beach, formerly known as "Mina De Oro Beach," boasts pristine white powdery sands and crystal-clear waters, providing a serene and uncrowded retreat. Situated on Ilin Island, the largest among the islands under San Jose in Occidental Mindoro, this beach is a haven for relaxation. The island is home to ten small communities and is also known as the habitat of an endangered species, the cloud rat or Cloud Runner "Crateromys Paulus," discovered through a specimen found in 1981.

Are you short on budget but in need of a stress-relieving getaway? Look no further than Grace Island Resort, fondly referred to as "the Maldives of the South" by locals. Nestled on Buri Island in Barangay Ambulong, San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, this exclusive resort offers a captivating experience with its floating cottages and naturally inspired architecture, providing breathtaking views from above.

Malapatan is a municipality in Sarangani located withinside the southern part of the island of Mindanao withinside the Philippines. Based on the 2020 census, the populace of Malapatan is 77,917. The majority of the populace consists of indigenous peoples consisting of the B`laan and Tagakaulo, in addition to migrants from different components of the Philippines. Malapatan is positioned on the western coast of Sarangani province, going through the Celebes Sea. It is bounded by the municipalities of Glan to the east, Alabel to the north, and Maasim to the south. The metropolis has a place of ​​341.30 rectangular kilometers and an altitude of five to twenty-five meters. Malapatan changed into previously regarded as "Sarangani" throughout the Spanish colonial era, however, the call changed into later modified to keep away from confusion with the province of the identical call. The metropolis changed into based in 1949 as a barrio of Glan, however, it have become a separate munici...

The Lumang Simbahan is located in Poblacion, Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro. This Old Church was built in its namesake Recollects Parish “Parokya ng Rekoleto” as a church and convent for Nuns made of stone finished with lime or  “apog” during the leadership of Padre Jacinto Perez de San Agustin in 1861-1866. 

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...

Banisilan is a municipality located in the province of Cotabato in the Philippines. It has a population of around 40,000 people and is home to various agricultural industries, including rice, corn, and coconut production. In terms of tourist spots, Banisilan has several natural attractions, such as the Mount Piapayungan Range Natural Park, which features lush forests, waterfalls, and caves. The Lantadilla Falls is also a popular destination for visitors, known for its clear waters and picturesque surroundings. History Banisilan was formerly a sitio of the municipality of Pikit. It became a separate municipality on September 4, 1954, by virtue of Executive Order No. 82 issued by President Ramon Magsaysay. The history of Banisilan dates back to the early 1900s when it was still a part of the municipality of Talakag. It was only in 1961 that Banisilan became an independent municipality, through Republic Act No. 3386. Prior to the arrival of the Spaniards in the Philippines, the area where...

South Cotabato is one of the provinces in Soccsksargen, Mindanao in the Philippines, well-known for various kinds of attractions such as lakes, natural parks, waterfalls, and diversified culture. It gains popularity as the summer capital of southwestern Mindanao. Alongside is the infamous town of Tupi, located between Koronadal City and Polomolok. With a total population of 73,459 people, according to the census 2020. Tupi is nestled at the foot of Mount Matutum blessed with fertile land and the coolest weather which is dominantly in the agricultural economy. This town primarily produces various kinds of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. They have the largest pineapple plantation in the province.  No wonder why they became the fruit basket capital of South Cotabato

Tagoloan is a municipality in the province of Misamis in the eastern Philippines. It is located southeast of the city of Cagayan de Oro. According to the 2020 Census, the population is  80,319 people.  On May 3, 1942,  the Kawamura detachment's Imperial Japanese Army began landing from Panay to Cagayan de Misamis and Tagoloan. After the Allies landed at Cagayan de Misamis, the city was liberated on  May 10, 1945.