The architecture of this museum is based on traditional houses in Lake Sebu. What's inside are the gongs used for different occasions, outfits made of T'nalak (a hand-woven fabric), accessories and many other antiques that were used by the locals for agriculture. During our visit, the T'Boli Museum was still closed, but Jorie had it opened for us; he knows the caretaker.
How to Get To T'Boli Museum: There is no direct flight to South Cotabato so General Santos City Airport is its gateway. At the parking area by the airport, take a van to Bulaong Terminal, then, another van ride to the destination.
Where to Stay in Lake Sebu: There are a few choices of places to stay; just search online or Google Maps. I always wanted a unique experience, so I stayed at the prominent SLT Homestay, just 5 minutes from the terminal. For an overnight stay, I paid 350 pesos with a complimentary breakfast. SLT Homestay is searchable on Google Maps. You can contact them on 09354569359.
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