By Halimawsabanga Alabel, Sarangani: A Peaceful Gateway to Southern Mindanao Alabel, the provincial capital town of Sarangani Province, is a charming blend of rural tranquility, coastal beauty, and growing progress in Southern Mindanao. This coastal municipality has 14 barangays a 2020 population of 88,294 residents, and a land area of 510.98 sq. kilometers (197.29 sq. […]
Ipil Población overlooking, Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay by Patrickroque01 Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay: A Quiet Gem in the Zamboanga Peninsula Nestled at the heart of the Zamboanga Peninsula, Ipil, the provincial capital of Zamboanga Sibugay, is a charming and fast-developing municipality that often flies under the radar—but shouldn’t. Speaking of flying under the radar Ipil has the
Kalibo Pastrana Park top view, GM Reyes, Kalibo, Aklan by Patrickroque01 Kalibo, Aklan: Gateway to Boracay and Home of the Ati-Atihan Festival On the northwestern coast of Panay Island in the Philippines, Kalibo, Aklan is more than just the gateway to the world-famous Boracay Island—it’s a vibrant town rich in culture, tradition, and natural beauty.
Welcome arch to Catarman by Jojit Ballesteros Catarman, Northern Samar: The Heart of Samar’s Northern Charm Nestled along the northern coast of Samar Island, Catarman, the provincial capital town of Northern Samar, is a quiet yet vibrant town that beautifully blends natural beauty, cultural heritage, and warm provincial life. This coastal municipality has 55 barangays,
Daet’s Welcome Arch by Mundzkie Discover Daet, Camarines Norte: Gateway to Bicol’s Coastal Charm Nestled along the northern coast of the Bicol Peninsula, the town of Daet serves as the vibrant provincial capital of Camarines Norte, a province known for its golden beaches, historic landmarks, and warm Bicolano hospitality. This coastal municipality has 25 barangays,
Lingayen Beach by Ramon FVelasquez Lingayen, Pangasinan: The Heart of the Province Lingayen, the provincial capital town of Pangasinan, is a place where history, culture, and coastal beauty come together in harmony. This municipality has 32 barangays, a 2020 population of 107,728 residents, and a land area of 62.76 sq. kilometers (38.53 sq. miles). Known
Datu Odin Sinsuat Town Hall by MarkoDalisay Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao del Norte: A Gateway to Maguindanao’s Natural and Cultural Beauty Nestled in the heart of Maguindanao del Norte, the municipality and provincial capital of Datu Odin Sinsuat (DOS) (formerly known as Dinaig) is a thriving destination that beautifully blends nature, culture, and progress. This
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Malita, Davao Occidental: The Coastal Capital with Deep Roots Nestled on the southwestern side of Mindanao, Malita stands as the provincial capital and the most populous municipality of Davao Occidental, the Philippines’ youngest province. With its charm, culture, and natural beauty, it’s a place that seems to weave together the past and future, the rural
Skyline with the Tulay Central Mosque in the background by Patrickroque01 Jolo, Sulu: The Heart of the Sulu Archipelago Along the turquoise waters of the Sulu Sea, Jolo, the provincial capital town of Sulu Province, stands as a vibrant and culturally rich destination in the southern Philippines. This coast municipality has just 8 barangays, a
Municipal Hall by Raliff Nestor nacor Santa Cruz, Laguna: The Vibrant Heart of Laguna Province Nestled along the shores of the scenic Laguna de Bay lies Santa Cruz, the bustling provincial capital town of Laguna Province. This municipality has 26 barangays, a 2020 population of 123,574 residents, and a land area of 38.60 sq. kilometers