Charcoal exports from Sarangani Island
On November - 22 - 2007 - 116 views
Coconut Shell Charcoal or “ULING” from
sArAnGaNi island
unloaded at the old pier at the Lion’s Beach or what is now Queen Tuna Park.
The trip from the island to GenSan normally takes 5-6 hours.
90% of the needs of the islanders there and nearby Balut Island are sourced from the
Tuna Capital
and most of their agricultural produce are also being sold here.
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Bariles is a Filipino word for “Tuna”, the primary source of income of the people of General Santos City which hosts 6 of the Philippines’ 8 tuna canneries and more than 80% of its tuna processing plants.
ging-ging Says:
hoy! di ba bawal na ang loading and unloading sa lion’s beach? sumbong kita kay ms kagandahan!
dapat di na un ang caption mo kasi we are promoting the only beach at the heart of the city where anyone can enjoy swimming for free tapos meron pa palang mga activities there such as that? ewwwwww! bawal na kaya yan!
hehe, just my observation. carry on, folk!
Posted on December 2nd, 2007 at 3:29 PM
bariles Says:
Hahaha! That’s what i learned from the folks at the old pier behind Bayside Petron Station. Doon daw talga bumababa ng produkto ang mga taga-isla. Medyo malayo naman sa beach proper talaga.
Thanks for the note my friend. Nalingaw ko nimu uy. Hehehe!
Posted on December 2nd, 2007 at 4:01 PM
orman Says:
di naman nagbabasa…OLD PIER kaya. react jud? anyway i still don’t have the guts to take a dip sa lion’s beach (now queen tuna park). ecoli ever! sana madaliin na ang pagpapaganda ng area.
Posted on March 10th, 2008 at 10:21 PM
henry Says:
ang atong Queen Tuna Park sa tinuud lang daghan gyud ang tga lag yo nga dha muderetso pra mangaligo.Unta budgetan na sa atong local government aron mabutangan ug daghan nga cottages ug ang kilid butangan ug mga desente nga kan anan ug unsa pa nga makalingaw. Sa Davao murag
KANAWAY sa Magsaysay park.Pwede sad butangan ug SEAWALL murag BAYWALK SA MANILA.WALA MAN TA TOURIST SPOT DHA NLANG TS MAGBUHOS UG DEVELOPMENT KAY SENTRO PA GYUD SA CITY DAGHAN PA GYUD ANG MALINGAW NGA KATAWHAN DATU POBRE LUMAD UG MGA DAYO NGA BISITA.
Posted on September 11th, 2008 at 2:16 PM
rodner/pixar/rodney Says:
maraming nga uling sa sarangani.. cge sunog pa hehehe
Posted on October 13th, 2008 at 4:46 PM
anonimus Says:
Unta i-BAWAL na gyud ang mag-inom ug vino diha sulod sa TUNA PARK nato…kay dili mahimong wholesome, sayang lang ang lugar, dako kaayo ug potential nga mahimong tourist spot.
Take the SU-TU-KIL (bayside eateries) in Mactan Shrine as an example – ginadayo gyud ug turista tungod sa location (great food, along the beach, nice ambience, etc.)
Pwede pud sya himuong aquasports venue (skimboarding, wakeboarding, ug unsa pa na diha na boarding).
MAGANDANG GENSAN!
Posted on April 18th, 2009 at 6:19 PM
kae-yong Says:
suggestions lang sa mga generals, hopefully maging mabuting citizen lang talga tayo sa ating lugar para maging maganda ang imahe at maging maunlad pa tayo at ng sa ganun, di na tayo katakutan ng mga ibang dayuhan.. they only know gensan is in mindanao and mindanao is delikado na lugar.. many countries had banned mindanao but they didnt know that its not the whole island of mindanao that they should be afraid of. but we cant do anything about it, instead, we can do / make and effort to prove to them they are having a wrong belief, and they must visit our place. so lets try to make our place- Gensan, a good city, a clean city, with a good generals living in the city. .. thanks for this site. kakatuwa rin yung ibang parts ng website na ito. lol! go gensan go! go generals go!!!
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Posted on May 18th, 2009 at 11:23 PM