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Description
Sarangani is a province located in the southern part of the Philippines, specifically in the socioeconomic region of Soccsksargen. It was officially created as a province in 1992, after being separated from South Cotabato. The province is known for its beautiful landscapes, including mountains, rivers, and beaches that attract both local and international tourists.
The province is home to various indigenous peoples and offers diverse cultural experiences. This rich cultural heritage is celebrated through local festivals and traditions that reflect the lifestyle and beliefs of its inhabitants. Sarangani is also an agricultural hub, with rice, corn, and coconut being some of the key products cultivated in the area.
Sarangani's natural attractions include the white sand beaches of Gumasa, the scenic vistas of Mt. Melibingoy, and the numerous dive spots along its coast. Additionally, the province is committed to promoting sustainable tourism, ensuring that both the environment and the local community benefit from the growth in tourist activity.
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