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Agusan del Sur is one of Mindanao’s most diverse and adventure-rich provinces—home to vast wetlands, mystical rivers, ancient forests, and a vibrant mix of indigenous cultures. Whether you're exploring the iconic Agusan Marsh, chasing waterfalls, or trekking into wildlife-rich forests, this province offers raw and authentic natural beauty seldom seen in mainstream travel.
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Sarangani is a province in Region XII (SOCCSKSARGEN), located at the southern tip of Mindanao. It is composed of the municipalities of Maitum, Kiamba, Maasim, Alabel, Malungon, Glan, and Malapatan. Known for marine sanctuaries, cultural heritage, and mountain landscapes, Sarangani is a top destination for divers, adventure seekers, and culture lovers.
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Davao Occidental is located in the Davao Region and is composed of the municipalities of Malita, Sta. Maria, Don Marcelino, Jose Abad Santos, and Sarangani (not to be confused with Sarangani Province). It is known for its diverse landscapes—from coastlines and coral-rich waters to forest-covered mountains and cultural communities.
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Davao del Sur is located in the southeastern part of Mindanao and is part of the Davao Region. It is home to Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines, lush farms, scenic coastal areas, and warm, friendly communities. Its capital is the City of Digos, known for its beaches, springs, and agricultural products such as pomelo and mangosteen.
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Davao Oriental is part of the Davao Region, known for its rich culture, diverse ecosystems, and scenic coastal roads. It is home to UNESCO-recognized natural wonders, the iconic Sleeping Dinosaur Island, and some of the Philippines’ most beautiful shores. Its capital is Mati City, a popular surfing destination.
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Zamboanga del Sur is bordered by Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga Sibugay, and Misamis Occidental. Its capital is Pagadian City, known for its scenic bay and rolling hills. The province boasts a variety of natural attractions including mountains, rivers, waterfalls, and pristine coastal areas. Its rich history and vibrant cultural festivals add a unique touch to any travel experience.
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Southern Leyte is bordered by Leyte to the north and Surigao del Norte across the Surigao Strait. It is a province of mountains, rivers, and coastal plains, making it ideal for adventure travelers, divers, and nature lovers. The province is also home to historical churches, heritage sites, and local festivals that reflect the vibrant culture of the Leyteños.
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Eastern Samar is a province in Eastern Visayas facing the Pacific Ocean, known for its scenic coastlines, historical sites, and laid-back atmosphere. It offers untouched white sand beaches, historic ruins from World War II, surf spots, and warm local hospitality.
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Aklan is a coastal province in Panay Island, bordered by Antique, Capiz, and the Sibuyan Sea. It is the gateway to Boracay, the Philippines’ top beach destination, but the province itself is full of attractions, including rivers, eco-parks, waterfalls, and cultural landmarks. Aklan is also famous for the Ati-Atihan Festival, which celebrates the local Ati tribe every January in Kalibo.
