THE Sangihe Archipelago, a regency in North Sulawesi Province, emerged from the splitting of the Sangihe and Talaud districts in 2000.
Steeped in history and tradition, Sangihe has long been a crossroads of cultures, with influences from neighboring islands and beyond shaping its unique identity. Today, the archipelago stands as a testament to the resilience and spirit of its people, who have forged a path of progress and prosperity amidst the challenges of the past.
At the heart of Sangihe’s charm lies its warm and welcoming people, whose hospitality knows no bounds. From the bustling markets of Tahuna to the tranquil villages dotting the landscape, the Sangir community invites visitors to experience the warmth of their culture and the richness of their traditions. Notably, many Sangirs, the indigenous people of Sangihe, have also made Mindanao their home due to its proximity, history, and longstanding ties.
Transitioning to the wealth of natural wonders Sangihe offers, travelers are captivated by its diverse array of tourism destinations. Each site offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.
