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Datu Saudi-Ampatuan is an agricultural municipality known for its quiet rural communities, traditional crop harvests, and local market trade. Its flat lowland terrain features fertile farming valleys surrounded by gentle green hills. The town maintains an active agricultural lifestyle focused on sustainable crop harvesting.

Datu Montawal is a riverside agricultural municipality known for its peaceful farming communities, rich corn harvests, and local trade. Its flat lowland terrain sits alongside wide river networks that nourish the surrounding fields. The town serves as an active agricultural link for nearby rural districts.

Datu Salibo is an interior agricultural town known for its peaceful farming villages, traditional rice production, and local community markets. Its flat lowland terrain is surrounded by fertile marshland river systems. The municipality offers a quiet, community-centered environment rooted in agriculture.

Sultan sa Barongis is a quiet inland municipality known for its agricultural plains and rivers. It was formerly called Lambayong before being renamed Sultan sa Barongis, reflecting the area's traditional leadership and history. Rice fields, waterways, and low rolling terrain define much of its countryside.

South Upi is known for the culture of the Teduray people, one of the Indigenous communities with deep roots in the area. The municipality is characterized by forests, rivers, waterfalls, and mountain landscapes that offer strong potential for nature and cultural tourism. A 2025 Bangsamoro Parliament bill proposed renaming the municipality Teduray to further recognize its indigenous identity, but the proposed name change still requires the legal process for approval.