Malaybalay Weaves IP Heritage, Soil Art into City Tourism Week
Malaybalay City launched its City Tourism Week 2026, showcasing a unique blend of Indigenous Peoples' heritage and soil art. This initiative aims to highlight the city's cultural depth beyond its natural landscapes.
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