The City Government of Malaybalay City and several stakeholders want to reopen the trail leading towards the peak of Mount Dulang-dulang, the second highest peak in the Philippines and the highest in the Kitangland Mountain Range. This, in the hope to help tourism efforts in
Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia-Frasco led the groundbreaking ceremony of the Tourist Service Rest Area in Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon last October 7, 2022. The tourist rest area, which will be established in partnership with the local government unit of Manolo Fortich and with the TIEZA –
Bukidnon 3rd District Representative Manuel “Manoy” Zubiri is eyeing to promote the Bukidnon Tourism Industry thru a painting contest. The Bukidnon solon, who is said to run for the Bukidnon gubernatorial seat in 2022, disclosed this during the closing program of the 1st Wall Mural
Bukidnon is known as a thrill-seeker’s destination. To enjoy the beautiful views of this landlocked province, such as Kiokong White Rock Wall, you might need to do a Vertical Bivouac–cliff camping. To reach that part of the ledge where you will spend the night, it
UPDATE: Less than a day after the Bukidnon provincial board decided to push through with the Kaamulan Festival 2020, Bukidnon Governor Jose Ma. Zubiri, Jr. has now canceled the annual gathering altogether. This, amid an advisory from the Department of Health (DOH) concerning the ongoing
A new landmark has recently been unveiled in the Municipality of Impasugong. Have you seen it? Impasugong, Bukidnon, the declared tribal capital of the Province of Bukidnon (Ordinance No. 2012-056, 11th SP) is also a cultural heritage zone, according to Ordinance No. 2017-023R, 13th SP,
Yes, kabit is now for sale. In fact, kabit is being manufactured right from Malaybalay City, the capital of Bukidnon! Now, before you all get revved up, let’s clarify things. In Tagalog, kabit means connect, attach or fasten. In Bisaya, kabit means the “other woman,”