Tnalak is a traditional cloth made from abaca fibers artistically and meticulously hand-woven by women of the Tboli tribe. It has become South Cotabato's cultural emblem.
Happening from July 12-18, Tnalak Festival also commemorates the founding anniversary of the Province of South Cotabato. It showcases the diverse and rich culture of the province through different exciting and meaningful activities.
Events to watch out includes the Search for Mutya ng South Cotabato, celebrity concerts, cheerleading and hiphop dance competitions, Bahay Kubo Competition, the Tnalak Festival Grand Parade with the colorful street dancing competition, and many more.
