Gamu

Gamu is a municipality located in the province of Isabela, Philippines. It is situated in the northeastern part of Luzon. The municipality is characterized by its agricultural landscape, with rice farming being a primary source of livelihood for its residents. Gamu is part of the congressional district of Isabela's third district.

The history of Gamu is intertwined with the development of the Isabela province. Like many towns in the region, its growth was influenced by migration and the establishment of agricultural settlements. The name "Gamu" itself has origins that are often attributed to local dialects, reflecting the indigenous heritage of the area.

Economically, Gamu relies heavily on agriculture, producing significant quantities of rice and other crops. The local government focuses on supporting farmers and improving agricultural productivity. The municipality also engages in small-scale trade and local commerce.

Culturally, Gamu celebrates local traditions and festivals. The community is known for its hospitality and close-knit social structures. Festivals often revolve around harvest seasons and religious observances, bringing residents together for communal activities. The local dialect spoken by the majority of the population is Ilocano, though Tagalog is also understood and used. Gamu is accessible via national highways, connecting it to other parts of Isabela and the wider Cagayan Valley region.