The city can offer a lot of things to both domestic and foreign tourists, but let us specifically enumerate special features that the place can offer every February.

A festival called ‘Kalilangan’ which will bring a friendly co-existence of the people of General Santos City is one that is hard to miss.

During the festival, activities include agro-industrial trade fair, cultural presentations, drum and bugle competition, culinary art contest, “Kulintangan” ethnic musical instrument competition and “kadsagayan” street dancing. It also commemorates the city’s foundation anniversary.

How to get there by air, sea and land?

The city’s international airport can be reached direct from Manila, Cebu, Iloilo or via Zamboanga, Cagayan de Oro and Davao through Mindanao-based flights.

Negros Navigation, Aboitiz Supeferry and Sulplicio Lines provide the route networking the city to Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, Zamboanga and Davao while Indonesian shipping lines contribute their General Santos-Indonesian route for passenger and cargo traffic.

The city is accessible by land from any point Mindanao and the rest of the country.

During a stay in the City, visitors can go to the Calaja Cave, Nopol Hills, Sansapan Cave Falls and Fish Port Complexes. Have fun at Dole-Philippines Inc., which owned Kalsangi Golf Course where one can have a breath-taking view of Mt. Matutum, the land mark of SOCSARGEN Areas.

An array of fine restaurants conveniently located, offers a spectacular variety of cuisine from continental to local. The succulent taste of Tuna prepared in a hundred different ways awaits visitors.