MOUNT MATUTUM
Rising at 7750 feet above sea level and accentuated by the sea-like fields of pineapple fields, it is no doubt that the majestic Mt. Matutum is an edifice of endless opportunities for economic growth and business potentials. Teeming with rich flora and fauna, exotic species like Philippine eagle, civets, dagang bukid, wild boars, tarsiers, several kinds of snails, rare orchids, undiscovered animal territories, Mt. Matutum is declared as protected landscape by UNESCO.
DOLE KALSANGI CLUB HOUSE
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BUKAY EEL
Invite your friends for a new extraordinary experience in trekking! Bukay Eel Water Falls of Landan, Polomolok should be “on-the-list” tourist attractions for those who loved superb adventures. Here you can experience white waters cascade in big rock formations while you enjoy the rich and diverse culture of exotic animals like civet, shell-less snails, wild flowers and a wide array of exotic insects.
TRAPPISTINE MONASTERY
Let your soul renewed and your mind unleashed its potential ideas in Trappistine Monastery of Barangay Landan. Avail of total transformation while you enjoy vast options of spiritual renovations. The monastery is also a venue for retreats and other recreations and you can taste the homemade delicacies prepared with love by the nuns.
Welcome to the first class municipality that is Polomolok!
Here in the province of South Cotabato is one of the most promising and progressive municipalities in the country. Starting out as a sixth class municipality, Polomolok, through the years, has grown by leaps and bounds to what it is today.Here in the province of South Cotabato is one of the most promising and progressive municipalities in the country. Starting out as a sixth class municipality, Polomolok, through the years, has grown by leaps and bounds to what it is today.
Nestling in the radiance and grandeur of Mt. Matutum, Polomolok is home to 28,291 households, and 141,459 constituents living in its 23 barangays as of 2010. It is culturally diverse, economically viable, strategically located, politically stable, and generally peaceful.
Previously known only as the home of the world’s biggest pineapple plantation, Polomolok has evolved in recent years. Today, it is an environmental, economic, and tourist destination.
Its environmental facilities and promise are immense. It has a Nursery where unique plants are grown. Its Recovery Facility and Sanitary Landfill take care of the waste disposal of the municipality in a modern, efficient, and effective way.
Polomolok has its own attractions and delights. Aside from the world renowned pineapples it produces, other Polomolok products worth noting are an ever-available supply of fresh and organic vegetables, Alamid (Civet) coffee, and other high value products.
Its physical facilities are favorable to investors and guests. Paved and well maintained roads, educational and health institutions, and a strong local government response and support system, among others, are all in place and ready for service.
Above all, the diverse people of Polomolok are known for its capabilities and professional service, as well as for its friendliness and hospitality.
I enjoin you: See Polomolok for yourself. Visit, invest, and discover this municipality we call home. You can make it yours too!
