Bislig City history, culture, and trivia every Bisliganon should know.
Bislig isn't just 'the city with Tinuy-an Falls.' On paper, it carries three separate monikers, each pointing to a different chapter of the city's story: its industrial boom, its natural attractions, and its present-day farming and fishery branding.
For more than 30 years, birders have flown in from around the world to walk the old PICOP logging roads outside Bislig City chasing some of the planet's rarest birds. Here's why the forest matters, and why its future is uncertain.
A rattan vine, a royal rescue, and a 16th century gold trade term all compete for credit. Here is what the historical record says about how Bislig got its name.
Every Charter Day, Bislig schools compete in a dance that imitates a crab's sideways scuttle. Here is where the Karawasan Festival actually gets its name.
For over four decades, the Paper Industries Corporation of the Philippines shaped Mangagoy and Bislig's economy. Here is the real story.
A Pilipinas Got Talent grand winner, a pool hall of famer, and an international mountain bike champion all call Bislig home.
331.80 square kilometers, 24 barangays, and a climate that dumps over four meters of rain a year. Here is Bislig in hard numbers.