To Do

Protected bird and wildlife sanctuary which is home to over 20,000 species of birds. It hosts the annual Tacurong Bird Festival which gathers birders, wildlife photographers, and nature enthusiasts from all over. Bird species sighted include the Rufuous Night Heron, Black-crowned Night Heron, Great Egret, Little Egret, Glossy Ibis, and more.

Strawberry Guyabano (SG) Farm is a leisure farm resort popular as an events space with Mount Matutum as its backdrop. It offers different unique farm experience packages such as strawberry picking, glamping, camping, lettuce harvesting, cultural dancing, and trekking. It was one of the most popular tourist attractions in Tupi during the first quarter of 2021.

Rustic and charming cafe with a blooming flower farm. During the day, it offers green views of the surrounding scenery including Mount Matutum in the distance. At night, warm lights provide a relaxing outdoor ambiance. The cafe serves hot drinks, meals, and native delicacies.

Visiting the Lake Sebu School of Living Traditions (LST) is a must when in Lake Sebu. Founded and managed by Oyog "Maria" Todi, the school also serves as a traditional homestay for those who want to fully immerse themselves in T'boli culture. Each stay and purchase of handicraft helps fund the school's causes.

Magnificent viewpoint with three iconic crosses towering against a backdrop of green mountains and fields. It also has quirky trick-eye installations and viewpoint decks.The road leading to Magsangyaw Land of Praise are paved, but a short hike from the parking lot is needed to get to the peak. It also has some huts and space for overnight camping.

The Lake Sebu Indigenous Women Weavers Association, Inc. (LASIWWAI) lets tourists participate in sustainable tourism that helps uplift and empower  T'boli women and children.  When in LASIWWAI, purchase a T'nalak cloth to help put a T'boli child to school while bringing home a sacred, intricate piece of T'boli heritage.

Damweng Dmatal provides a Bali-inspired mountain camping experience. It has an overlooking campsite and several view decks. Damweng Dmatal means “overlooking the city plains” in Blaan.

Bong Gumne De Muhon is a peaceful nature park for camping enthusiasts or anyone who wishes to get verdant views of Koronadal. It showcases a Salal Kafi or Bird’s Nest where tourists can see the overlooking view in style. “Bong Gumne” means ‘a big house at the boundary’ in Blaan. It has a campsite and Balinese-inspired view decks perched atop a mountain.

This 11-hectare complex along Sarangi Bay is best known for its dizzying selection of the freshest seafood - especially tuna. It is the Philippines' second largest fish port in the next to Navotas Fish Port Complex in Metro Manila. Visitors can see the entire process, with the day's catch coming fresh off the boats to be graded and weighed on the port.

Tiongson Arcade is a culinary landmark that boasts of GenSan's abundance of fresh seafood. This casual, roadside food strip has rows and rows of fresh seafood on display for guests to choose from and have it cooked right then and there.