Koronadal, Regional administrative center in South Cotabato, Philippines.
Koronadal is a city in Mindanao covering a large area with multiple neighborhoods throughout the city. It has shopping centers, hospitals, and schools connected by public transportation.
The settlement began in 1939 and became a municipality in 1947. It received city status through legislation passed in the year 2000.
The city's name comes from Blaan words meaning plains covered with cogon grass, connecting it to the indigenous landscape and people of the region. This heritage is reflected in how locals relate to the surrounding land.
The city is served by public transportation connecting different areas, making it easy to move around. Accommodations, restaurants, and services are spread throughout the city for visitor convenience.
The city is located in a subtropical zone that remains free from typhoons throughout the year. This makes it a place with predictable weather patterns for planning visits.
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