" KEEP CALM AND RELAX at South Cotabato and General Santos City"

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Come and Experience the exciting adventures and enjoy the beautiful spots and places here At SOUTH COTABATO and General Santos City

"The Land of the Dream Weavers" And "Tuna Capital Of the PHILIPPINES"

South Cotabato and General Santos City is a province of the Philippines located in the SOCCSARGEN region in Mindanao

Tarsiers in South Cotabatothe establishment of a Tarsier Sanctuary, a closer look at the world’s smallest primate known locally as Tukal mal awaits you in Brgy. Linan, Tupi.

Dole Plantations and Mt. Matutum the majestic Mt. Matutum, the pineapple plantations of multinational company spans around 12,000 hectares, the largest pineapple plantation in the country.

Beat the heat at the world-class Paraiso Verde Resort and Water Park right in the heart of Koronadal City. Paraiso Verde Resort and Water Park opened its doors to the public last July 2011 and boasts of its Mobi Wave Pool, the first of its kind in Southern Philippines and 3 other types of pool

"Proud Tuna Of the PHILIPPINES,

MAGANDANG GENSAN"

If I were to name the top three Mindanao cities I love to visit every now and then, General Santos City would be one of them. Hailed as one of the country’s fastest growing cities and one of the island’s most progressive regional capitals, GenSan, as it is popularly called, never fails to amaze me.

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Regarded as one of Mindanao’s highly urbanized cities, GenSan serves as the regional center for trade and industry of SOCCSKSARGEN. Known as the new Region XII, SOCCSKSARGEN is a conglomeration of South Cotabato, Cotabato City, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani and, of course, General Santos City.
SOCCSKSARGEN came into being after the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) was established, which led to the reconstitution of what used to be the old Region XII or Central Mindanao. Consequently, the region’s political hub was moved from Cotabato City to Koronadal City.

many trees and greenery, a great place to jog or just people watch while sitting on the bench. Best top visit on the weekends, as this is also a fave place of the students of nearby schools to hang out. On schooldays, students would be practicing steps to a dance number or chat in groups. Near the parking space would be a great place to watch youngsters do flips with their rad skateboards. ATMs, restaurants, bakeshops also abound nearby.

The park is my type of place during my heyday high school days. At night, there are many people mostly students seating by all over. Chain of restaurants is just around the corner, or there are lots of street foods stall if you are on the budget. The music is like chants of religious songs and I would have imagined what a beautiful place this would be in Yuletide season. If you were native in GenSan, definitely this is the place of your teenager memories.

GenSan was originally inhabited by B’laans, one of Mindanao’s indigenous communities. In thelate 1930s, a small group of Christian settlers from Luzon led by General Paulino Santos, former commanding general of the Philippine Army, arrived at the shores of Sarangani Bay.