Province of SOUTH COTABATO
South-Central Mindanao
Region 12, PHILIPPINES
Region 12, PHILIPPINES
South Cotabato is natural haven for both tranquil and intrepid endeavors. Discover the distinct culture renowned for its T'nalak weaving and set out on a cultural odyssey.
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The South Cotabato Provincial Capitol
SOUTH COTABATO IS THE TRAVEL DESTINATION IN THE PHILIPPINES
South Cotabato is located in the SOCCSKSARGEN (pronounced socks-sarjen) region, of the southern part of the island of Mindanao.
Its capital is Koronadal City, and it is bounded by the province of Sultan Kudarat in the north and west, in the east and south by the city of General Santos and province of Sarangani.
It lies at a latitude of about 6°15′ north and about 125° longitude.
Its main access to the sea is through the Sarangani Bay where the modern port of General Santos City is located.
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Source: https://southcotabato.gov.ph/
HOW TO GET HERE
You may also access South Cotabato via land travel from Davao City.
To get to Koronadal City from General Santos City you proceed to the Bulaong terminal.
Take a Bus ride from Gensan to Marbel/Koronadal and it will approximate a travel time of 1 hour if travel is non-stop.
FIND US
| OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
Capitol Compound, Alunan Ave., City of Koronadal Province of South Cotabato, 9506 Philippines |
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| https://southcotabato.gov.ph/ | |
| https://www.facebook.com/provlgovtsocot/ | |
| +63 ((83) 228 3754 | |
| +63 ((83) 228 2620 | |
| info@southcotabato.gov.ph |
Festival of the Province
Every July 12-18
T'nalak Festival
An annual celebration that commemorates the Foundation Anniversary of the dynamic South Cotabato province.
T’nalak, undoubtedly hailed as the province’s ultimate cultural emblem is a traditional masterpiece of geometric patterns dreamt to life by the T’boli weavers who translate their dreams into intricate patterns of intensely colored abaca fibers.
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