
UNESCO inscription for asin tibuok took almost 2 years; Bohol LGU hopes for tradition to endure
Asin tibuok has made it to UNESCO”s urgent safeguarding list after nearly two years of work, and the Bohol local government unit (LGU) hopes the recognition will boost efforts to keep the tradition alive.
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