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Places of the Bangsamoro

Islands and white sand, lakes in the highlands, mosques, falls and the old forts and houses of the sultanates: what is there, how to get there, and what to know before you go.

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Beaches 6

Islands 11

Mosques 10

Lakes 5

Falls 5

Mountains 7

Nature 21

Heritage 22

Museums 5

Cities 2

Markets 2

Memory 8

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Kuhan Falls pours down a forested cliff into a pool in South Upi.

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Kuhan Falls

South Upi, Maguindanao del Sur

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Overview

A cascading waterfall in the mountains of South Upi, in Teduray country.

Kuhan Falls is a series of cascades in a lush, mountainous part of South Upi.

South Upi is also where Monom, the Teduray weaving and craft tradition, is practised; visitors can watch the artisans work and buy from them directly.

Things to do

  1. 01Walk to the cascades with a local guideThe falls run down in a series of cascades through lush mountain country; arrange a guide in South Upi.
  2. 02Watch Teduray Monom weavers and buy from themIn South Upi visitors can watch the Monom weaving and craft work and buy directly from the artisans.

Food to try

  • Banana-leaf parcels of pastil, one opened to show shredded meat over steamed rice.MaguindanaonPastilRice and shredded meat in a banana leaf — the region’s breakfast, and its icon.Photo: Obsidian Soul
  • A mound of yellow turmeric rice, the kiyoning or kuning of Moro tables, topped with chicken in palapa.MaguindanaonKiyoningTurmeric rice, yellow and fragrant, cooked in coconut milk.Photo: Obsidian Soul
  • Lacy discs of tinagtag, the fried rice-flour snack sold at Ramadhan stalls in Maguindanao del Sur.MaguindanaonTinagtagA lattice of fried rice-flour batter, crisp and sweet.Photo: Bangsamoro Information Office

The food is halal. Named eateries come from dated listings, so check they are still open.

Sourcesnewswav.com