Lake Panlabuhan Floating Village

Lake Panlabuhan Floating Village is a traditional settlement on Lake Panlabuhan within the Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary in Loreto, Agusan del Sur, Mindanao. The village consists of houses built on floating platforms and stilts inhabited primarily by the Manobo indigenous community. Located in one of the Philippines' largest freshwater wetlands, it is notable for its water-based way of life, biodiversity, and cultural heritage, accessible only by boat through marsh waterways.

Visitors can expect a boat journey through the waterways of Agusan Marsh to reach a community of floating and stilt houses on Lake Panlabuhan. The setting is a vast freshwater marsh with open lake, floating vegetation, water lilies and surrounding swamp forest. Visitors see wooden houses on bamboo and log rafts, small canoes used for transport and fishing, and daily activities of the Manobo residents. Exploration is by guided motorized canoe with views of wetland landscape, birdlife and the village settlement.