Lang Dulay, a Filipino weaver from Lake Sebu

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A special visit to the house of Lang Dulay in Lake Sebu was epic. She's a former National Living Treasure Awardee for the T'nalak Weaving which whose designs were based on her dream, so she was called the "Dreamweaver." By the way, T'nalak is a traditional hand-woven fabric made from refined abaca fiber. This type of fabric got attention worldwide because it is done through a manual process, but the finished product has amazing and unique patterns. The picture above is Sebulan Dulay, the successor, with portraits of Lang Dulay.

T'boli Museum, Lake Sebu

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• About the T'boli Museum
• How to Get There
• What to See Inside
• Cultural Significance
• Nearby Attractions
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About the T'boli Museum

The T'boli Museum is a traditional house-turned-museum in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato that showcases the history, culture, and traditions of the T'boli people — one of Mindanao's most vibrant indigenous groups. The structure itself is an authentic Gono Bong (traditional T'boli house) made of bamboo and cogon, preserving centuries-old architecture and identity.

Lotus Farm, Lake Sebu

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• About Lotus Farm
• How to Get There
• What to Expect
• Itinerary
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• Where to Stay
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About Lotus Farm

The Lotus Farm (aka Lotus Garden) in Lake Sebu is a breathtaking spot where thousands of pink lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) bloom on the lake’s calm waters at dawn. Paddling a traditional T’boli **owong** canoe while wearing authentic T’boli attire connects you to both nature and Indigenous culture.