Last July 7 and 8, 2012, I had an enriching weekend trip in Cotabato City and Maguindanao, the 68th province on my list. I am glad to travel with my fellow travel bloggers Eric of Byahilo: Ito ang Trip ko! and Bernie of HabagatCentral.com. It was a weekend of learning new things, experiencing a different culture, appreciating great architectures, and trying out new food.
Here's a summary of the places we visited and the things we did:
Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao
- Tamontaka Bridge
- Al Jamelah Weaving Center
- Lourdes Grotto
- The old and new City Hall
- Sultan Hadji Hassanal Bolkiah Masjid, largest mosque in the Philippines
- Ate Pastil, a popular Maguindanaon delicacy
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mukang mganda dyan kaso aun nabahiran ng karahasan kaya katakot pumunta hahaa
ReplyDeletegood for you! visited Shariff Kabunsuan a few years back and there was a magnificent falls turned into a resort. it was awesome! wish it was safer there.
ReplyDeletego go go for Southeast Asia!
ReplyDeleteDo you think Cotabato is a safe place to explore alone?
ReplyDeleteI would like to go there to see that mosque!
safe naman... the military are all over nman... but it's better pa rin kung may kasama ka... :)
Deletepara sakin safe. lived there for 2 years, no issues at all.
DeletePost it na!!!! :D
ReplyDeleteEagerly anticipating Maguindanao tips :)
Ang ganda ganda ng mosque!
ReplyDeleteits ok to go there...pero dpat may guide ka.. :D
ReplyDeletesaan pwede makakuha guide
ReplyDeleteHi pinoyadventurista, would it be safe to travel via land from gensan to maguindanao, alone and without companion? Thank you. -your local friend
ReplyDeleteHi, san pwede makakuha ng guide? meron ka bang marerefer na guide?
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