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    Cotabato City is located in Mindanao and is known as the fruit basket of the region. Its history dates back to the 15th century when an Arab missionary introduced Islam. Major tourist spots include the Rio Grande de Mindanao river, Kutang Bato caves located in the city center, and the Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque. Festivals celebrated are the Shariff Kabunsuan Festival in December and Araw ng Kutabato from June 12-25. Traditional foods include Tinagtag, Kumukunsi, Bulwa, and Dudol.

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    Cotabato City is located in Mindanao and is known as the fruit basket of the region. Its history dates back to the 15th century when an Arab missionary introduced Islam. Major tourist spots include the Rio Grande de Mindanao river, Kutang Bato caves located in the city center, and the Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque. Festivals celebrated are the Shariff Kabunsuan Festival in December and Araw ng Kutabato from June 12-25. Traditional foods include Tinagtag, Kumukunsi, Bulwa, and Dudol.

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    Cotabato City is located in Mindanao and is known as the fruit basket of the region. Its history dates back to the 15th century when an Arab missionary introduced Islam. Major tourist spots include the Rio Grande de Mindanao river, Kutang Bato caves located in the city center, and the Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque. Festivals celebrated are the Shariff Kabunsuan Festival in December and Araw ng Kutabato from June 12-25. Traditional foods include Tinagtag, Kumukunsi, Bulwa, and Dudol.

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    COTABATO

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    Cotabato City is located in Mindanao and is known as the fruit basket of the region. Its history dates back to the 15th century when an Arab missionary introduced Islam. Major tourist spots include the Rio Grande de Mindanao river, Kutang Bato caves located in the city center, and the Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque. Festivals celebrated are the Shariff Kabunsuan Festival in December and Araw ng Kutabato from June 12-25. Traditional foods include Tinagtag, Kumukunsi, Bulwa, and Dudol.

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    WELCOME TO

    COTABATO CITY
    SOCCKSARGEN
    CONTENTS
    HISTORY
    DISCRIPTION

    TOURIST
    SPOTS
    FESTIVALS
    AND DELICACIES
    CELEBRATION
    DISCRIPTION

    • Regarded
    as the fruit
    basket of
    Mindanao
    • Stone
    Fortress of
    Its capital is the city of 
    Mindanao
    Kidapawan
    known as North Cotabato
    HISTORY

    • Its history dates back to the 15th


    century when Shariff
    Kabunsuan, an Arab missionary,
    landed along the banks of the
    Rio Grande de Mindanao and
    introduced Islam to the natives.
    • Sultan Makakua gave rise to the
    birth of modern day Cotabato
    TOURIST SPOTS IN COTABATO

    Rio Kutang Sultan


    grande bato haji
    de caves hassana
    mindan l
    ao Bolkiah
    masjid
    Rio grande de
    mindanao
    This is the largest river in the Philippines
    and the longest in the whole Mindanao
    region. With the estimated long of 182
    kilometers and 96 meters wide, this river
    is crisscrossing the whole area of the city.
    This river is good for water sports and
    boat racing.
    https://philippinescities.com ›
    Kutang bato
    caves
    This is the only cave
    in the country that is
    right in the heart of
    the city. It has various
    entrances are all
    within the roads.
    https://philippinesciti
    es.com ›
    Sultan haji hassanal Bolkiah masjid

    Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah


    Mosque comes alive with festivities
    during Eid al-Fitr, the holy feast
    marking the end of Ramadan. The
    typically quiet place of worship teems
    with people of the Islamic faith and
    curious tourists who want to catch a
    glimpse of the celebrations. Also
    known as the Grand Mosque of
    Cotabato, and the country’s largest, it
    has become a top tourist destination in
    FESTIVALS Shariff kabunsuan
    AND
    Festival
    CELEBRATION

    Araw ng
    kutabato
    Shariff kabunsuan Festival

    This festival is celebrated every


    December 15-19, which is
    celebrated in honor of Shariff
    Mohammad Kabunsuan, an Arab
    missionary from Johore who
    planted the seed of Islam in Central
    Mindanao. On this event, certain
    presentations are performed such as
    dances. There are also many
    recreational activities and sports.
    Highlights in this festival are Dance
    Parade, Banca Race and the re-
    Araw ng
    kutabato
    Araw ng
    Kutabato
    (Cotabato Day)
    – celebrated
    every June 12-
    25, this is the
    biggest
    celebration in all
    of the city’s
    festivals. This
    festival is held to
    Maguindanao delicacies in Cotabato city

    Tinagta Bulwa
    g
    Kumukunsi Dud
    ol
    Tinagtag
    Tinagtag is a
    Maguindanaon delicacy
    made of ground rice and
    sugar, which is popular in
    the entire stretch of what
    was once known as the
    Cotabato Empire, including
    the towns of Pikit and
    Kabacan. Its name is derived
    from the word “tagtag,”
    which means to tap
    Kumukunsi
    Kumukunsi is a
    Maguindanaoan delicacy
    made with rice flour,
    sugar and duck eggs,
    which are then deep fried
    in spiral shapes until
    golden brown. They taste
    like pancakes but much
    creamier and more
    flavorful.
    Bulwa
    “Bulwa”, the local
    version for muffins.
    Made from rice
    flour, eggs and
    sugar, a little sweet
    and nutty when
    slightly toasted
    Dudol
    Dudol is part of the
    Maguindanaon culture. It
    is served during special
    occasions such as
    weddings and festivities in
    the community. It is made
    of glutinous rice and
    fresh coconut milk added
    with sugar. Some do add
    grated young coconut.
    T H E P R E S E N TAT I O N O F G R O U P
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