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Nature & Parks in Sultan Kudarat Province

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  • auckhs
    2 contributions
    Must-see
    A kind of place that stands out from the rest in Tacurong, Baras bird sanctuary extends kindness to the least and neglected of creation - birds! Here they find a home, paradise where they are cared and appreciated, admired and protected. Thanks to the kind owner, Rey Malana!
    Review of: Baras Bird Sanctuary
    Written July 26, 2019
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  • ukimehime
    General Santos, Philippines29 contributions
    Zoo-rific !!!
    Very nice place to bring children. The animals are also very interactive and friendly. Plus the zoo keepers are accommodating.

    During our visit, we witnessed a trainer training an Australian Eagle & it was very entertaining to watched.

    Friendly tip though, go there during weekends since they have animal shows and the tigers and lions are "set free", you can get an up close and personal experience with them.

    No worries about food and drinks since they have a canteen that offers affordable choices.
    Review of: Genalin Park & Zoo Rescue center
    Written September 8, 2019
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  • Jomar Rhandy V
    Cagayan de Oro, Philippines20 contributions
    A Mangrove Forest, Beach Boating and a fresh edible shelfish.
    Located in the coastal Barangay Taguisa, municipality of Lebak, Sultan Kudarat, this mangroves forests provides a safe haven and a nursery for a variety of fish, birds, and shellfish. Barangay Taguisa in cooperation with DENR has adopted mangrove restoration and conservation programs to protect the area. Mangrove forests play a vital role in trapping sediments, thereby stabilizing coastlines and protecting coral reefs. With their roots in the water and leaves in the air, mangrove ecosystem supports a diversity of life.
    Review of: Katunggan Coastal Eco Park
    Written August 26, 2017
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  • rr e
    8 contributions
    Affordable Pool Bonanza
    Accessible for those who live in tacurong, isulan and marbel. Affordable. The road to ge there is very rough. You may need 4wD.
    Review of: Marguez Hot and Cold Spring
    Written July 1, 2016
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  • Kizomama
    Cotabato City, Philippines5,185 contributions
    Sightseeing of the beautiful Lake
    One best way to reach the lake is through Koronadal City, then to Lutayan.
    The Lake is amazing and beautiful.
    Good tilapia and carps are being fished from the fresh water lake in commercial quantity without feeds.
    Review of: Lake Buluan
    Written December 10, 2018
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  • 061271Anthony
    General Santos, Philippines5 contributions
    Columbio
    Simply, beyond my expectations.

    Superb!

    After a nice stay in MD SQUARE PENSION HOUSE IN koronadal City, South cotabato, it took us 90min to get to this place...
    Review of: Columbio Falls
    Written August 4, 2019
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  • Jomar Rhandy V
    Cagayan de Oro, Philippines20 contributions
    Expedition! its more than a 3 in 1 coffer drink.
    Tinubak Falls consist of the following. A falls, a cave, and an underground river.
    The cave itself is very wide inside. Most of the section was never explored yet. Expect to get wet since it has a river. If you explore deep. You have to cross the river multiple times. An enormous stalactite and stalagmite can be found anywhere. Lots of nature amazing features await. The best thing is since it is newly discovered, so signs of vandals and destruction were found. Natural features of a river cave can be greatly appreciated.

    The cave entrance is small especially when the water level is high. I do suggest to visit the place during summer season.

    The water jump out the falls joining another river about 20 meters in height.

    How to get there: From Lebak proper you need to take a ride either by rent a 4x4 truck (offroad) or single motorcycle (locally known as habal-habal or skylab). Negotiate the price! Remember you are hiring them for the whole day so they will have to wait for you at the drop-off point. Depending on the season the travel time ranges from 1:30-3 hours. In a junction road from the provincial road to Sitio Tibong-tibong can be as long as another 1 hour. Once you see the Tibong-tibong Primary School, you know you are on the right track. Then another uphill and downhill walk about 2 hours to the site.

    TIP: Contact the barangay officials prior to your visit ask for a guide that means a Tanod that is a translator a guide and a security personnel. Don't overreact. It's a safe place. 1 tanod is good enough. Don't forget the service fee. Includes hiking along horse trail. Bring potable water. If you like to have more time, I suggest sleeping at Keytodac Barangay Hall then go to the cave morning after. Charge all your device since it's the only place that has electricity.

    At the start of the hiking trail. there is a local with a small store. You can request to buy a chicken and rice. Humbly request them to cook a Native Chicken Arrozcaldo, perfect for your tummy when you return from the cave before the ride of the motorcycle. Cost can low as 300 and as high as 500 all in Ph Peso.

    No Cellphone Signal. No Electricity.
    Locals belong to Manobo Tribe. Non-violent and can be trusted. Dialect can be a mixture of Cebuano, Ilonggo and a little of Tagalog. You can ask the locals to be a sherpa.

    To set proper expectations. This is a nature park. No facilities and no management are in place as of this writing.
    Review of: Tenubak Falls
    Written August 22, 2017
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