Editing Basilan (section)

===Historical sites===
* Datu Kalun Shrine, Lamitan. Built as a tribute to a famous Yakan leader, it is a triangular park located in the heart of Lamitan City's bustling downtown. His descendants include the prominent Cuevas-Pamaran-Antonio clan.
* Museo ng Lamitan, which showcases the Lami-lamihan festival. It also serves as the information center for Lamitan.

[[File:Basilan Provincial Capitol facade (Valderosa, Isabela City, Basilan; 10-07-2023).jpg|thumb|Old Basilan Provincial Capitol, former site of Fort Isabella Segunda]]

* Old Basilan Provincial Capitol, site of Fort Isabela II. The original fort was bombed and destroyed towards the end of World War II, having been used by the occupying Japanese forces as a munitions dump. A newer Capitol Building was built on the spot where the old Basilan City Hall stood after it was burned in the early 1990s. The new building is a celebration of Muslim and Christian influences which shaped modern-day Basilan, and still occupies the highest point of the city proper.
* Isabela City Plaza (formerly Plaza Misericordia) /Plaza Rizal. The twin plazas of the city have remained at the very center of Basilan's socio-political scene to this very day.