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, especially local tourism, is definitely one of the drivers of our economy. While it’s a challenge to promote tourism these days given the global health crisis, this hasn’t stopped many of our local nature lovers to showcase what Malaybalay City has to offer. Malaybalay
Good news for folks in America! Just in case you’ll be in New York City, USA on November 21 to December 1, 2017, there will be an exhibit featuring Filipino vestments for worship at the Philippine Center (Philippine Consulate in New York) along 5th Avenue.
Are these birds more of menaces or blessings? This is what Malaybalay City, Bukidnon residents are now asking after hundreds, if not thousands, of birds are seen settled on the live wires along Fortich Street, the city’s main thoroughfare. Interestingly, the birds are only seen
Three years ago, I shared some photos taken at the Kaamulan Grounds in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. A couple of things have changed since then. Remember that wooden sign that listed the 7 Bukidnon hill tribes? That is now unfortunately gone. Why the government felt there
MALAYBALAY CITY, BUKIDNON – Visited a new and cozy food place located right across Bukidnon State University along Fortich Street, Malaybalay City recently and it is now one of Bukidnon Online‘s super favorites. Shake N’ Refreshments is located at Ground Floor, Villanueva Building – right
This is our chance to do something for Mother Nature! Be a part of the National Mountain Cleanup Day by joining a local activity in your area. In Malaybalay City, you can join the Mount Capistrano cleanup day on May 10, 2014 led by the