Linabo

Linabo is a term primarily used in certain regions of the Philippines, particularly in and around the province of Bukidnon, to refer to a source of fresh water, typically a spring or small stream, that is considered clean and potable. The term often implies that the water source is naturally occurring and not treated. It is often associated with rural areas where access to piped water systems may be limited. The water from a linabo is often collected and used for drinking, cooking, and other household purposes. The term may also carry cultural significance, representing a connection to nature and a source of communal sustenance. The purity and availability of linabo water sources are often considered important indicators of environmental health in the communities where the term is used.