#sultan kudarat

[msmarveles]

[sultankudaratofficial]

Hagdanan Ridge: A Tent City Escape Above The Clouds

High atop the elevated lands of Masiag, Bagumbayan in Sultan Kudarat, Hagdanan Ridge emerges as a stunning testament to nature’s grandeur and human ingenuity. Branded as “The Tent City of SK,” this unique settlement offers not just a place to stay but an experience to cherish, with lush greenery, breathtaking views, and a range of accommodation options that cater to everyone from camping enthusiasts to those seeking a serene retreat.

Hagdanan Ridge, “The Tent City of SK,” stands not just as a camping destination but as a haven where nature’s beauty and human creativity converge. Whether you seek raw camping adventures, a peaceful retreat, or a venue for special occasions, this elevated sanctuary in Masiag, Sultan Kudarat, promises an unforgettable experience that transcends ordinary getaways.

With its breathtaking scenery, unique glamping experience, and warm community, it’s a destination that will stay with you long after you’ve left.

“The Tent City of SK,” stands not just as a camping destination but as a haven where nature’s beauty and human creativity converge. Whether you seek raw camping adventures, a peaceful retreat, or a venue for special occasions, this elevated sanctuary in Masiag, Sultan Kudarat, promises an unforgettable experience that transcends ordinary getaways.

With its breathtaking scenery, unique glamping experience, and warm community, it’s a destination that will stay with you long after you’ve left.

https://sultankudarat.com/

[arkipelagic]

Hi! Do you know any books by Indigenous authors from the archipelago rather than Filipino ppl researching or writing about them (acknowledging all these terms are fraught)

Chiva: A Reader on Ibaloy History and Culture is written by “a combination of professional researchers and non-academics” which includes native perspectives so you might wanna check that out.

anything by june chayapan prill-brett; she is half igorot and has been studying bontok societies for a long time. she was featured in the documentary walang rape sa bontoc.

if you want to include bangsamoro authors, who are indigenous to their lands but are not categorized as Indigenous Peoples per se, then you can go for The Rulers of Magindanao in Modern History, 1515–1903: Continuity and Change in a Traditional Realm in the Southern Philippines by datu atty. michael ong mastura. he is chinese-maguindanaoan and one of the (many, many) descendants of sultan kudarat.

this one i haven’t read but i’d also keep an eye out for Transfiguring Mindanao: A Mindanao Reader, which may include lumad or moro authors.

[thebestofoneshots]

Hi, it’s the Filipino anon again. I just wanted to say that GC is such an amazing story and I always look forward to your updatesss. It’s such a huge dopamine boost that it helps pick up my mood everytime I see a notification from you!

PS.

Congratulations on reaching the island of Mindanao/the third island of the Philippines.

PPS.

I live in Sultan Kudarat, one of our country's furthest provinces.

Aaaaah darling! You're so sweet! I love that GC is as important to you guys as it is to me, I always look forward to seeing your opinions and comments because they make my days brighter, and I'm happy I can help you be in a better mood!

I had to google your island because I'm way too curious and my god it's breathtaking!

Hope you get to enjoy the beautiful things your home has to offer! I live in a tourist area as well, and I know it can be tricky, sometimes tourists get to see the pretty things while we are left with the repercussions of their visit (contamination and so on), but I truly hope you get to see all those secret places that only locals know about and that you enjoy being able to bask in such wonderful areas.

Read Gilded Constellations

[iampatrick87]

It’s like a year without rain. 🤭 (at Pangadilan Falls Brgy. Lumayon Columbio, Sultan Kudarat) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqM6KX_PHQu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[zyrahrific]

My friend from Sultan Kudarat and my bf's colleague

I don't want to conclude my opinion, but there's something odd with him after he got his first job. I hope he doesn't hurt my friend's feelings. She's pure and kind please don't break her heart.

— This was just a random thought and rant. Hopefully things will go well.

[justeemaries]

Ang Aking Talambuhay

Taong dalawang libo at lima ng ika-labing apat ng Marso noong ako ay ipinanganak sa lungsod ng Isulan, Sultan Kudarat. Nag-iisang anak nina Maricel B. Valenzuela at Joseph B. Dacillo. Ako si Justee Marie V. Dacillo, labing pitong taong gulang. Nakatira sa Tacurong City Sultan Kudarat at nag-aaral sa General Santos Doctors' Medical School Foundation Inc., at kasalukuyang nasa ika-labindalawang baitang. Sa ngayon, ako ay naninirahan sa General Santos City dahil dito ako nag-aaral.

Isa lamang ang kinahihiligan kong gawin sa ngayon at yun ay ang pagkumpuni ng iba't-ibang bagay sa yarn o mas kilala bilang crochet. Noong ako ay labing limang taong gulang pa lamang, naisipan kong pag-aralan ang bagay na ito ngunit bigla ko na lang pinagsawaan, pero sa ngayon ay nae-enjoy ko nang gumawa nito. Nakakatuwang isipin dahil kababalik ko lamang sa paggawa ng crocheted na mga bagay, at may iilan nang gustong bumili kaya naisipan kong gawin nalang itong business.

Ang aking paboritong tao ay ang aking lolo, isa siya sa mga nagpalaki nang maayos sa akin noong wala si mama sa tabi ko. Marami akong natutunan sa kanya at isa na doon ay ang pahalagahan ang bawat oras na kasama mo ang mga taong mahal mo. Palagi niya akong sinasabihan na ako ang kanyang paborito dahil ako ang panganay na apo at pareho kami ng araw ng kapanganakan. Siya rin ang nagbigay ng pangalan sa akin na nakuha niyasa kanyang paboritong kanta na "C/Sheryl Moana Marie" ngunit pinapalitan ito ng aking tiyahin upang maging "Justee". Noong bata pa ako, palagi akong iniispoil ng lolo ko sa mga bagay at pagkain na gusto ko. Hinahatid at sinusundo niya ako sa paaralan noong elementary pa lamang ako. At ngayon na teenager na ako, ang tanging hiling ko lang ay sana sa susunod na mga panahon, kapag umayon na sa akin ang panahon ay sana ako naman ang makapagspoil sa kanya ng mga bagay na gusto niya. Minsan ay natatakot akong isipin na habang unti-unti ko nang natutuklasan ang tunay na buhay, ay unti-unti na ring tumatanda ang aking lolo. "If growing up means I'm slowly losing him, then I don't wanna grow up anymore."

Life traumatized me so much when I was 9yo. Lahat tayo may kanya-kanyang pagsubok sa buhay at kung meron man akong nag-iisang bagay na pwedeng hilingin, yun ay ang sana maheal ko na ang inner child ko.

:D

[onetechavenue]

Jeanius Hub Celebrates 3rd Year of Gift Giving Tradition in Sultan Kudarat

Jeanius Hub, a leading SEO and Digital Marketing company based in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, is celebrating the third year of its annual gift-giving tradition. This year, the event will take place on December 17, 2024, at Maremco Elementary School, benefitting over 250 pupils. The tradition started in 2022 when CEO Jin Grey used her 13th month’s pay to give gifts to 20 students at her alma mater.…

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Jeanius Hub Celebrates 3rd Year of Gift Giving Tradition in Sultan Kudarat

Jeanius Hub, a leading SEO and Digital Marketing company based in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, is celebrating the third year of its annual gift-giving tradition. This year, the event will take place on December 17, 2024, at Maremco Elementary School, benefitting over 250 pupils. The tradition started in 2022 when CEO Jin Grey used her 13th month’s pay to give gifts to 20 students at her alma mater.…

[akocvonskie]

Here is the list of DeMolay Alumni Chapter as of Nov 2024.

Feliciano Iñigo DAC No. 1

Agusan Valley DAC No. 2

Zamboanga DAC No. 3

Escudo DAC No. 4

Gen. Douglas MacArthur DAC No. 5

Mt. Matutum DAC No. 6

Diego Silang DAC No. 7

Dr. Roman L. Kamatoy DAC No. 8

Fidelity DAC No. 9

Dagupan DAC No. 10

Garde Du Corps DAC No. 11

Jose Abad Santos DAC No. 12

Loyalty DAC No. 13

Dad Macario R. Ramos, Sr. DAC No. 14

Espada DAC No. 15

East Visayas DAC No. 16

Baja Knights DAC No. 17

Cebu DAC No. 18

Bulawan DAC No. 19

Baguio Centennial DAC No. 20

Rio Grande DAC No. 21

Cotabato DAC No. 22

Makiling DAC No. 23

Teodoro R. Yangco DAC No. 24

Cagayan Valley DAC No. 25

Iligan DAC No. 26

Mt. Apo DAC No. 27

Maayad Ha Sulod DAC No. 28

Katabay DAC No. 29

Werner P. Schetelig DAC No. 30

Far East DAC No. 31

San Pedro DAC No. 32

Dalisay DAC No. 33

Honorable Sire Guild DAC No. 34

Acacia DAC No. 35

Bicol DAC No. 36

Kalilayan DAC No. 37

Panggilak Sagdagan DAC No. 38

Novo Ecijano DAC No. 39

Desert Knights DAC No. 40

Dad Felimon S. Pajares DAC No. 41

Tatlong Krus DAC No. 42

Desert Chevaliers DAC No. 43

Leon Kilat DAC No. 44

Jolo DAC No. 45

Filipino Demolay Singapore DAC No. 46

Sultan Kudarat DAC No. 47

Sesinando Bugarin DAC No. 48

Royal Guardsmen DAC No. 49

Kalikasan DAC No. 50

Kingdom Knights DAC No. 51

Dad Kosain Maranda, Sr. DAC No. 52

Rinconada Oragon DAC No. 53

Datu Sikatuna DAC No. 54

Mt. Musuan DAC No. 55

Bataan DAC No. 56

Riyadh DAC No. 57

C.M. Sabulao DAC No. 58

Chevalier Rene I. Culasino DAC No. 59

Zanorte DAC No. 60

Nabingkalan DAC No. 61

Polaris DAC No. 62

Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo DAC No. 63

Maharlika DAC No. 64

Quirino DAC No. 66

Villaverde DAC No. 67

Sayap DAC No. 68

Desert Shield DAC No. 69

Mayon DAC No. 70

Kundangan DAC No. 71

T. De Leon DAC No. 72

Maktan Sugbu DAC No. 73

Bahrain UD

Bontoc Ato UD

Urdaneta UD

Bulacan UD

Tirad Pass UD

[campersart]

Inktober Day 19: Ridge

This is more of a landscape drawing and I like itm Something easy but beautiful. I tried drawing the La Palmera Mountain Ridge from Sultan Kudarat. I hope I did it justice.

[sultankudaratofficial]

Stallion Farm, A Place And Story Of Change

On the other side of this majestic place, a hidden paradise awaits. Venture into the forest, trekking beneath the tree canopy as the noise of visitors fades away. Soon, only the sound of your breath and the rhythmic beat of your heart envelop you. Immerse yourself in the symphony of nature’s joy and excitement, revitalized by the cold water, your heart filled with serenity and gratitude. This is the unseen world of the site, a testament to the wonders that surround us. Let us all marvel at its beauty and remember: “Atong kinaiyahan atong protektahan.”

Stallion Farm is a powerful reminder that life is full of unexpected twists and turns. It shows us that even when faced with challenges, there is always hope for a better tomorrow. It captures the idea that, just as this place emerged from a difficult past and found peace and success, we too can discover unexpected beauty and fulfillment in our own life journeys.

[rechelledogoldogol]

Hello! I’m Rechelle Dador, 19 years old, a 1st year student taking BS Information System currently studying at Gensantos Foundation College, Inc. I live in Kanipaan, Palimbang Sultan Kudarat but I’m currently boarding at Loconsolation 2, Apopong, General Santos City. I’m new here of this medium app, starting to write and to learn how to create and write like this.

[thephenominchief]

From battlefield to field of success: A former Moro combatant’s peace journey

CAMP DARAPANAN, SULTAN KUDARAT, MAGUINDANAO — In the rugged terrain of this town once marred by conflict and strife, a remarkable success story has emerged — one that highlights resilience, reconciliation, and the transformative power of peace. This is the story of Aladin, 56, a former Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) combatant who, against all odds, transitioned from a life of armed…

[luckii-bloodii]

HAPPY INDEPENDECE DAY PHILIPPINES!

keep reading if intrested of the Philippines

Reposts are also appreciated

Philippines is an archipelago country consisting of 7,641 islands. On June 12, Emilio Aguinaldo, Also known as the first president of the Philippines, proclaimed independence.

Phillipines is know for their large forests, beautiful beaches, delicious cuisines and its volcanoes

Fun fact: Did you know? Filipinos sends over 400 million texts per day!

The Philippines has many tourist spots such as the following:

Rizal park, Fort Santiago, Banaue Rice Terraces, Puerto Princesa Underground River, Rizal Park, Calle Crisologo, Magellan's cross, San Augustin church etc.

Fun fact: Did you know? Roberto Del Rosario, a Filipino, invented the karaoke

Like other countries, we also have many bayani (heroes in english) that we shall appreciate for their hard work to get us here today:

Jose Rizal, Emilio Aguinaldo, Juan Luna, Andres Bonifacio, Apolinario Mabini, Marcello del Pillar, Sultan Dipatuan Kudarat, Gabriela Silang and Melchora Aquino

These 9 are now recognized as national heroes on Nov 15 1995

The Philippines' culture is a mix of tradition Filipino and Spanish Catholic tradition

Fun fact: The Philippines was actually a Spanish colony for over 300 years, America ruled over the Philippines for 44 years

[hannah-montana-itl]

Imprints of my Hometown: Directing My Path in PolSci, Peace Studies, and IHL Exploration

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In a world frequently defined by conflict and disagreement, studying Political Science (PolSci) has become a vital academic pursuit for those who wish to comprehend the complexities of power, governance, and the art of resolving conflicts. For individuals like myself, who have witnessed the grim realities of armed conflicts and terrorism, the importance of delving into subjects like International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and peace studies becomes not just a choice but a moral imperative.

Growing up in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, I found myself embedded in a place where local armed conflicts and terrorist attacks were, unfortunately, not unfamiliar occurrences. The echoes of bomb blasts and the somber tales of relatives who had faced armed conflicts became a part of the backdrop of my life. These experiences served as an unwavering reminder of the impact political instability and violence can have on communities. The desire to comprehend the intricacies of these conflicts and actively contribute to peace-building efforts led me to pursue a degree in Political Science.

Basically, political science provides an angle through which we can analyze the structure of society as a whole. It offers the means to understand the mechanics that govern international relations and the political motivations behind decisions. The intersection of politics, peace studies, and international humanitarian law can be found within this broad field. An interdisciplinary topic called peace studies investigates the reasons behind war and potential solutions, primarily depending on Political Science. International humanitarian law comes into effect in this situation.

IHL, also known as the law of war or the law of armed conflict, governs the conduct of armed conflicts with the primary goal of minimizing human suffering. It outlines rules for protecting non-combatants, prisoners of war, and other individuals affected by armed conflict. The connection between PolSci, peace studies, and IHL is evident: IHL offers the legal framework to protect individuals caught in the crossfire while understanding the political causes of conflicts is essential for developing successful peace strategies.

Nevertheless, studying IHL and peace has major challenges. Applying these concepts is challenging due to wars' unpredictable nature, the complex interactions between many parties, and the blurry distinctions between combatants and civilians. The frequent conflict between political interests and humanitarian considerations further complicates the search for enduring peace. Navigating these challenges requires a multidisciplinary approach, where understanding political science gives the contextual understanding necessary to execute IHL principles and peace-building strategies properly.

The experiences that compelled me to pursue Political Science have only solidified my belief in the importance of studying IHL and peace studies. My hometown, Sultan Kudarat, serves as a microcosm of the global and national conflicts that continue to ravage societies. It is a reminder that political decisions have far-reaching consequences, and understanding these decisions is crucial for preventing future conflicts. In conclusion, the journey of a PolSci major is not merely an academic pursuit; it is a commitment to unraveling the complexities of human behavior, governance, and conflict resolution, for individuals who have witnessed the horrors of armed conflicts, like myself, studying International Humanitarian Law and peace studies offers a glimmer of hope in a world often overshadowed by strife. By comprehending the intricate connections between politics, peace, and IHL, we pave the way for a more just and harmonious world—one that our experiences and countless others remind us is desperately needed.