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    The Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) was created in 1989 to provide autonomy to the Muslim population in Mindanao. It covers several provinces in mainland Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago. The economy is dominated by agriculture and fishing. The region has several attractions including historical sites, lakes, waterfalls and beaches. Notable foods include dishes made with chicken, fish and rice. Festivals celebrate harvests and important figures in the region's history and culture. Major industries include fruits, seafood and rubber production.

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    The Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) was created in 1989 to provide autonomy to the Muslim population in Mindanao. It covers several provinces in mainland Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago. The economy is dominated by agriculture and fishing. The region has several attractions including historical sites, lakes, waterfalls and beaches. Notable foods include dishes made with chicken, fish and rice. Festivals celebrate harvests and important figures in the region's history and culture. Major industries include fruits, seafood and rubber production.

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    The Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) was created in 1989 to provide autonomy to the Muslim population in Mindanao. It covers several provinces in mainland Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago. The economy is dominated by agriculture and fishing. The region has several attractions including historical sites, lakes, waterfalls and beaches. Notable foods include dishes made with chicken, fish and rice. Festivals celebrate harvests and important figures in the region's history and culture. Major industries include fruits, seafood and rubber production.

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    The Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) was created in 1989 to provide autonomy to the Muslim population in Mindanao. It covers several provinces in mainland Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago. The economy is dominated by agriculture and fishing. The region has several attractions including historical sites, lakes, waterfalls and beaches. Notable foods include dishes made with chicken, fish and rice. Festivals celebrate harvests and important figures in the region's history and culture. Major industries include fruits, seafood and rubber production.

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    ARMM

    • The Autonomous Region of Muslim


    Mindanao region was first created on August
    1, 1989 through Republic Act No. 6734
    otherwise known as the Organic Act in
    pursuance with a constitutional mandate to
    provide for an autonomous area in Muslim
    Mindanao. The ARMM was officially
    inaugurated on November 6, 1990 in
    Cotabato City, which was designated as its
    provisional capital.
    • The region is divided into two geographical areas – the
    Mindanao mainland and the Sulu Archipelago. Lanao del Sur
    and Maguindanao Provinces are situated in the Mindanao
    mainland, while Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi Provinces are
    located within the Sulu Archipelago. ARMM covers a total of
    12,288 km².

    • The economy of the region is dominantly agriculture


    and fishery and most of the people are Fisher folks and
    farmers
    PROVINCES CAPITAL LAND AREA No. OF CITIES No. OF TOWNS
    (in hectares) AND
    MUNICIPALITIE
    S
    BASILAN ISABELA CITY 322, 447 2 11

    LANAO DEL SUR MARAWI CITY 1, 349, 437 1 39

    MAGUINDANAO SHARIFF 972, 904 1 28


    AGUAK

    SULU JOLO 343, 699 0 19

    TAWI- TAWI PANGLIMA 362, 655 0 11


    SUGALA
    ATTRACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES IN
    ARMM
    BASILAN
    • Kalun’s Park/Shrine – This
    park/shrine was purposely built
    as a tribute to a known Yakan
    wily and fearless leader Datu
    Kalun (a.k.a. Pedro Cuevas a
    native of Cavite). It is a favored
    spot for meetings, resting and
    town walk.

    •  Location: Lamitan
    • Museum of Lamitan – It
    serves as an information
    center for the development
    of Lamitan Municipality. It
    also showcases the colorful
    and highlights of the
    traditional Yakan festival
    called “Lami-lamihan”
    LANAO DEL SUR
    • Tomb of Jose Abad Santos – Tomb of
    a great Filipino whose love of the
    country offered himself sacrifices to the
    political power of the Japanese Imperial
    Army of WW II. His courage and
    determination in facing the muzzles of
    deadly guns of the Japanese firing squad
    proved once more the Filipinos love for
    freedom from foreign domination.

    •       Location: Malabang
    • Lake Lanao and its Twin
    Islets – The most breath-
    taking scene in the region
    noted for its lust countryside is
    the area fringing Lake Lanao.

    •       Location: Marawi
    MAGUINDANAO
    • Blue Lagoon (Marguez
    Lagoon) – named after the
    heavily hued water that tries to
    fill the brim of the pond. It is
    naturally enclosure of body of
    warmth and polarity whispering
    on of the beauties and splendid
    ness too rare to be found
    anywhere else.
    •       Location: Dinaig
    • Kiga Falls, Sapala Falls and Tabuan Falls – This magnificent wonder of
    nature is a sight to behold where cool, clear water gushes down from top of
    the mountain. Aside from its nature preserve sceneries, the site is also ideal
    for spiritual upliftment.

    •       Location: Upi
    SULU
    • Princess Tarhata Shrine – Located at Maubuh, Patikul in memory of the
    1st Tausug Muslim Scholar to Harvard University, USA.

    •  Location: Patikul

    • Sulu Provincial Museum – This Lone Museum in Sulu contains artifacts, relics


    and other works on historical and archeological value of great worth to the people
    inhabiting the island for the part centuries.

    • Location: Jolo
    TAWI- TAWI
    • Tomb of Sheik Makhdum – In the southern part of the Island of Sibutu lies
    in the peaceful harmony with nature of the Tomb of Sheik Makhdum.
    •       Location: Simunul

    • Panampangan Island Beach – A natural site, an oval shape, surrounded by


    white sand beach; ideal for scuba diving, swimming, fishing, boating and
    panicking. Rich in aquatic resources.
    •       Location: Sapa-Sapa

    • Marlboro Beach – The most popular sandy beach in Mapun.


    •       Location: Cagayan de Tawi-Tawi
    FOODS AND DELICACIES
    IN ARMM
    Basilan delicacies
    •Dulang - "Yakan dish; a thanksgiving set of food composed
    of rice mixed with “malagkit,” viands like “kaliya” (Yakan
    chicken dish), “kenna” (fried fish) and vegetable dish, with
    the cone-shaped rice placed on a large round platter with
    banana leaves and the viands surrounding it"

    Kaliya Manuk - "chicken cooked by Yakan ladies for rituals,


    thickened by ground rice and colored yellow using turmeric"
    LANAO DEL SUR DELICACIES
    •Palapa is a sweet and spicy Filipino condiment consisting
    of thinly chopped white scallions (sakurab), pounded
    ginger (luya pagirison), turmeric (kalawag), labuyo chili
    (luya tiduk), and toasted grated coconut (niog). It originates
    from the Maranao people of Lanao del Sur.

    •Chicken Piaparan
    •Chicken Piaparan is a dish made up of chicken with
    desiccated coconut and turmeric. It is usually served during
    feasts or happy events. The cooking style is like chicken
    curry without the curry. The soup may be served separately
    and palapa is usually used as its side dish as it gives the
    extra spiciness most Maranaos look for.
    MAGUINDANAO DELICACIES
    • Tinapayan • Tinadtag 
    salted fish with fermented rice looks like crispy bihon noodles shaped in a
    triangle. It is made of finely ground rice mixed
    with sugar and fried until it is a crisp golden
    brown.
    SULU DELICACIES
    •Chicken piyanggang
    •Piyanggang is a light green chicken dish made
    of the same pulp used in the Tiyula Sug but
    with added coconut milk to make it creamier.

    •PIYOTO (SALTED CASSAVA CAKE,


    WITH COCONUT FLAKES)
    •Steamed Cassava Salted Cake, is very
    common to all people living in Sulu. It’s like
    an appetizer, in which it is eaten before the
    meal.
    TAWI- TAWI DELICACIES
    • SYAGUL 
    • A very spicy and tasty meat of stingray cooked
    with coconut milk then added with burned
    coconut grated meat that gave the sauce its olive
    like color.

    • Agal-Agal (Seaweed):
    •  Tawi-Tawi is said to be the “Seaweed capital of
    the Philippines” and they even celebrate an
    Agal-Agal Festival every September to
    showcase their major industry. 
    FESTIVALS IN ARMM
    • MEGUYAYA FESTIVAL (Upi, Maguindanao-December 19)
    • The term is a Teduray word meaning ‘Merrymaking and Thanksgiving” This is a
    universal expression of thanksgiving for the triumphs, abundance, prosperity or
    any form of blessing received.

    • KALILANG SA RANAO (Marawi City) (April 15)


    •  A festival commemorating the charter anniversary celebration of Marawi City
    Highlights of the festival are Qur’an Reading Contest, presentation of colorful
    Muslim songs and dances, Islamic Quiz Bee, exhibits of Maranao crafts, native
    delicacies, traditional games and musical instruments competition.

    • SEAWEED FESTIVAL (Bongao, Tawi-Tawi) (September 25)


    • This Festival is also called Agal- agal Festival (local name for carrageen seaweed),
    Thanksgiving festivity for its good harvest (similar to Meguyaya). 
    • SHARIFF KABUNSUAN FESTIVAL (Maguindanao) (December
    19)
    • Shariff Kabunsuan Festival is a very significant event not only to
    Maguindanao people Cotabato City and Region XII but to the
    whole Muslim Mindanao.

    • SHEIK KARIMUL MAKDUM FESTIVAL (Simunul, Tawi-Tawi)


    (November 07)
    • Sheik Karimul Makhdum Festival is celebrated in commemoration
    for his good deeds for bringing Islam to the land. Sheik Karimul
    Makhdum is a 13th century Muslim missionary from Malaysia who
    established the first mosque in the Philippines.
    MAJOR INDUSTRIES IN ARMM

    • The thriving industries in ARMM Region include


    Manggosteen, canned tuna, mango, rubber and
    poultry products.

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