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Kumusta! Mabuhay!
'Nya munta quita na maga colores vinta.
From Ciudad Latina de Asia

Vintas are traditional boats originating from Mindanao, Philippines. The Bajao and Moros of Sulu and Zamboanga created these boats. They were made from dug-out canoes and installed with double outriggers. Bajao and people from Basilan and Tawi-tawi were known as great swimmers and people with great knowledge of the sea and oceans.

It's locally known as "Lepa-lepa" or "Sakayan", and is used to transport goods and travelers for inter-island trips. The most remarkable traits of these boats are the colorful patterns of its sails. The Vinta basically signifies the general evolution of Sulu towards peace, progress and development.

It is a representation of Zamboanga’s history and culture, and it is also one of the symbols that represent the Philippines as it signifies migration and the colorful traditions of the country.

CONTENT:
It has its own category under Transport
You can build a simple docking place for vintas
It has a small to medium culture, park, and bus transport influence
And yeah, why don't we bring these influences on your seas, huh?

Supported Languages:
English and Filipino

Mucho Colores! Ciudad de Zamboanga.
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