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Established on October 17, 1919, the Municipality of Lianga is one of the oldest towns in Surigao del Sur — fondly known as the “mother municipality” from which several neighboring towns were later formed.
Nestled along Lianga Bay between the Pacific Ocean and the Diwata Mountains, our coastal town thrives on a rich agricultural and fishing economy while proudly preserving its heritage through traditions like the Inatu Festival.
Learn MoreCongratulations to the Municipality of Lianga! DILG Surigao del Sur recognized the LGU for the strong performance of its Local Committee on Anti-Trafficking and Violence Against Women and their Children (LCAT-VAWC) and its Local Council for the Protection of Children (LCPC) in the 2026 Functionality Assessment.
The Local Government Unit of Lianga held the turnover of locally-funded additional school buildings in Brgy. San Isidro Integrated School and the School of Living Traditions. This initiative is part of the municipal government's commitment to improving educational infrastructure across the municipality.
Open access to the official issuances, legislative records, and financial documents of the Municipality of Lianga — promoting accountability and the public's right to information.
The DILG-mandated financial documents that account for how public funds are planned, spent, and reported each year.
The Municipality of Lianga is committed to good governance, transparency, and the protection of every citizen's personal data. In recognition of its full compliance with the Data Privacy Act of 2012, the Local Government Unit of Lianga has been officially registered and certified by the National Privacy Commission — a testament to our dedication to safeguarding public trust.
The Coastal Heart of Surigao del Sur
Set along Lianga Bay and the foothills of the Diwata Mountains, Lianga is a municipality shaped by public service, coastal livelihoods, education, and community traditions like the Inatu Festival.
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