An island province in the Philippines situated in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) within the Sulu Archipelago between the islands of Basilan and Tawi-Tawi, Sulu is composed of over 400 islands and islets, with Jolo serving as the capital and largest municipality. Known historically as a maritime powerhouse and the origin of Islam in the Philippines, Sulu is celebrated for its stunning, untouched, tropical beaches and the rich culture of the Tausūg people.

Tanduh Beach

Get lost in a dreamy tropical getaway at the crown jewel of Sulu, the Tanduh Beach boasts of undulated white powdery sand and its shallow crystal-clear turquoise waters. In its fringes are coconut trees that sway from every flow and ebb of the waves. Its relatively raw and unspoiled beach is ideal for beach bums seeking relaxation all year-round.  

Lake Seit

Go viral on your next social media post of the distinctive view of the heart-shaped Lake Seit in Panamao, Sulu. This volcanic lake is popular for its breathtaking natural wonder and stunning surroundings perfect for photography and social media enthusiasts. 

The National Museum of the Philippines – Sulu

Know the soul and identity of Sulu at its very own National Museum of the Philippines – Sulu (NMP – Sulu). The old two-story Provincial Museum and Library of Sulu  houses ethnographic materials that are representative of the culture and traditions of the Sulu region. Located in Jolo, the province’s capital, the Sulu Museum and Library is a must-visit for tourists seeking knowledge and history.