Venture to cloud-covered mountains, cliffs, rivers, and falls, and interact with friendly folk from the charming towns of Bukidnon. Ecotourism and cultural heritage take center stage in this province.

Lake Apo

Lake Apo is a 24-hectare crater lake surrounded by hilly terrain and blanketed with green shrubs. The lake provides a relaxing break to weary visitors who can plan overnight camping trips and daytime barbecues. Go kayaking, ride jet-skis, and engage in a host of other fun activities here.

Kaamulan Festival

Seven indigenous groups call Bukidnon home. These are the Talaandig, Higa-onon, Bukidnon, Umayamnon, Matigsalug, Manobo, and Tigwahanon. Every February or March, they gather to celebrate and give thanks for bountiful harvests during the Kaamulan Festival.

Dahilayan Adventure Park

Dahilayan Adventure Park is one of Bukidnon’s premier adventure destinations, famous for its thrilling rides, including the dual zipline that reaches speeds of up to 90 kph amidst the cool mountain scenery. Visitors can enjoy a variety of adrenaline-pumping attractions such as the Dropzone, Mountain Coaster, and Python Rollerzip while taking in the refreshing pine-covered landscapes of Dahilayan.