Events and Culture

Magnificent viewpoint with three iconic crosses towering against a backdrop of green mountains and fields. It also has quirky trick-eye installations and viewpoint decks.The road leading to Magsangyaw Land of Praise are paved, but a short hike from the parking lot is needed to get to the peak. It also has some huts and space for overnight camping.

This eye-catching monument in the Surallah Roundball gives tribute to the intersection of the T'boli, Muslim and Christian cultures. Crafted by Mindanaoan sculptor Kublai Ponce Millan, it depicts an indigenous T'boli musical instrument called Hegalong surrounded by leaves of the Bohung plant, two giant T'nonggong drums, local produce, and statues showing T'bolis, Muslims and Christians celebrating harmoniously together.

Established by T'boli Gawad Manlilikha ng Bayan awardee Lang Dulay before she passed away in 2015, the weaving center aims to keep the sacred T'nalak weaving tradition alive by providing a hub for next-generation weavers to continue the craft.

The Cooperative Women in Health and Development (COWHED) Pasalubong Center carries a wide range of T'boli souvenirs and handicrafts such as T'nalak fabrics, beaded jewelry, bags, and ornamental souvenirs.

Centro Inn & Ultimate Water Tubing is your gateway to Lake Sebu's extreme water tubing adventure. Complete with accommodations and recreational amenities, it makes for a convenient and enjoyable stay right in the heart of Lake Sebu.

Plaza Heneral Santos (or General Santos Plaza) is a public park where visitors can stroll during day or night. Spanning 4.8 hectares, it provides ample room for heavy foot traffic. It was developed by Dellosa Design Builders, Inc, and inauguarated on September 4, 2009.

Mark your Glan adventure with a photo by the Tour Town Glan Monument. The large letter signage is located along the Sarangani-Davao del Sur Coastal Road with a sweeping vista of Sapu Beach in the background.

The first Museum built in Cotabato province, Museyo Kutawato is a fitting first that immersively showcases the province's rich, multi-cultural history. It boasts a modern, state-of-the-art design with a discerning curation of artifacts, antiques, maps, documents and other relics of the Cotabato people.

The largest mosque in the Philippines, the Grand Mosque (Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Masjid) boasts ornate stone walls that glisten gold during sunset - earning it the nickname the "Golden Mosque". It is named after Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei, with the Sultanate of Brunei partly funding the construction of the mosque together with the Philippine Government.

Also known as the Old Cotabato City Hall Museum, the Cotabato Museum's contents and structure are equally fascinating: it houses historical artefacts and articles from some of the province's pioneering families displayed in what was originally built as the Municipal Hall of the former Municipality of Cotabato in the 1940s. Today, it serves as the Visitor's Information Center/Museum located in front of the Rizal Park Plaza.