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The Obu Manuvu tribe are the caretakers of natural tourism in Mindanao. In order to protect their natural landscapes while also promoting it for tourism, they use education to preserve it. Through Pusaka cosmology, they educate tourists that it is a traditional biodiversity conservation practice where they consecrate and declare entities, alive or non-living as sacred or inviolable because of their emotional attachment. Through this, tourists not just immerse themselves to the cultural beliefs but also respect the nature as a whole.
Embracing the spirit of Sto. Nino, swept away by the rhythmic beats pounding from hand to heart, resonates with the pure devotion, unwavering admiration, and camaraderie of the Lagunense community.
The image depicts the fundamental relationship of life and light. It shows the essence the resiliency of life and growth, no matter how dark it is, no matter how hard it is, there is always a brighter side to look into to embrace the positivity. On how the leaves dance in harmony with the ever-changing light, seizing the flow of rhythms of nature. — It is a harmonius dance that permeates every aspect of the existence, gentle glow of sunrise, to the light that imbues the world with meaning and purpose.
After the drastic effects of pandemic to Iligan's tourism, the local government initiated why not add a twist to the rich-in-heritage city by hiring tartanillas. The clatter of horse hooves on pavement, a refreshing sea breeze, and gorgeous architecture from the past - this combination would surely make any tourist's heart. It would not only strengthen tourism in the community, but also help in the livelihood of displaced paradistas or kutseros (carriage drivers) from Iligan City.