Matalahiil

Matalahiil is a village located in the province of South Cotabato, Philippines. It is part of the municipality of Tupi. The village is situated in a predominantly agricultural region, with rice and corn being common crops. Its geographical setting places it within the fertile plains of Mindanao, which supports its agricultural economy.

The population of Matalahiil is primarily composed of indigenous communities and settlers. Like many rural areas in the Philippines, the village relies on natural resources for its livelihood. Access to basic services such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure can vary, reflecting common development challenges in such regions. Local governance in Matalahiil operates under the broader administrative structure of the Tupi municipality, with village officials responsible for local community matters.

The cultural landscape of Matalahiil is influenced by a mix of indigenous traditions and the broader Filipino culture. Community gatherings and local festivals often play a significant role in village life, fostering social cohesion. The economic activities are largely centered on farming, with some residents also engaged in small businesses or local trades. The natural environment surrounding Matalahiil offers potential for ecotourism or nature-based activities, though these are not extensively developed.