LAKE SEBU — Magical is its embrace. Even mesmerizing. The first-class municipality of Lake Sebu in South Cotabato is ensconced in tranquility, populated mostly by peace-loving T’boli people. Lake Sebu ...

Soccsksargen in south central Mindanao is a region poised to become a major tourist destination in the Philippines, if it isn’t already. It has more than its share of lakes, mountains, beaches, falls, ...

MANILA, Philippines - The great civilizations were built on the banks of bodies of water. It is easy to imagine early life emerging along the banks of the magnificent Lake Sebu in South Cotabato.

LAKE Sebu, a town in South Cotabato province named after the body of water that it encompasses, has long been celebrated as the eco-cultural capital of southern Mindanao. It is also the watershed that ...

Strange that some Filipino travelers are familiar with what’s going on in places like Inner Mongolia and yet have no clue about many Philippine must-see sights and must-go sites. Soccsksargen (South ...

KORONADAL CITY—Officials of Lake Sebu town in South Cotabato province have imposed a three-year ban on tilapia cultivation in Lake Sebu after another fish kill last week laid to waste some 7,000 ...

GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines – The local government of Lake Sebu in South Cotabato has declared a state of calamity in the town due to fish kills which have affected the local tilapia raising industry.

LAKE SEBU, SOUTH COTABATO — There is something mystical about Lake Sebu, but while I have always considered it part of my bucket list, and it was only a few hours away from my hometown, it took me ...

GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines – Lake Sebu’s fish pen operators have so far incurred losses of at least P10 million when their tilapia cages at the scenic lake in South Cotabato were hit by fish kill.

KORONADAL CITY, Philippines—Nearly 50 tons of tilapia were lost in fishkills that have struck Lake Sebu in South Cotabato since Friday, prompting fisheries officials to issue a ban on the sale and ...

"MY heart bled when I saw how the old woman held the T'nalak fabric close to her bosom. Her hands were trembling, and her eyes looked very sad. I wanted to shout 'stop,' but she had already signaled ...