Lake Sebu
Lake Sebu is a town in South Cotabato, also a name of the eponymous lake.
Understand
The area surrounding Lake Sebu are inhabited by the indigenous Lumad peoples; they remain the dominant people even after waves of migration of Visayans and Ilocanos.
The town and the lake is surrounded by Allah Valley, a pristine rainforest landscape recognized by UNESCO as a an important cultural region. Tilapia fishing and tourism serve as important sources of local income; the surrounding forest is declared a protected landscape.
Lake Sebu lies about 6 degrees north of the equator, so it can be hot and humid. The town and surrounding area has a rainforest climate, so it can rainy at any time of the day.
Get in
Get around
See
- 🌍 T'boli Museum. Displays arts and cultural artifacts of the T'boli people. Entrance fee of ₱10.
Do
Buy
Eat
Drink
Sleep
- 🌍 Sunrise Garden Resort, ☎ +63 936 416-9344. Lakeside resort and hotel surrounded by a quiet forest landscape. Rooms have A/C, satellite TV, WiFi and hot water shower. The resort is quite secluded, and public transport is less available. From ₱1,045.
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