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Top 10 Reasons to Visit Bokod, Benguet

A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Bokod, Benguet

The holidays to Bokod, Benguet start with a silent highland break out of the Manila crowd.
This distant village, which is located in the eastern region of Benguet, is renowned due to its steep mountains and cool and misty air.
The most notable aspect of the area is that it is the energy source of Luzon: the huge Ambuklao and Binga hydroelectric dams are the main workhorse of the power system in the region, and the mountain Pulag National Park provides the visitors with the scenic view of the highest sea of clouds in the world.
Considering that some native cultures are still alive with Kankanaey and Kalanguya indigenous cultures, Bokod welcomes tourists who wish to take a holidays to Bokod as it offers a combination of nature and tradition. Holidays to Bokod are a treat.
Capital (of the province): La Trinidad
International airport: No international airport in Bokod
Nearest commonly used:
- Loakan Airport (Baguio City) – domestic flights
- Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila) – major international gateway
Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP)
Time zone: UTC+8 (Philippine Standard Time)
Driving side: Right-hand side
Main electricity: 220 volts, 60 Hz
Official / local languages: Kankanaey, Ibaloi, Ilocano, Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

The most notable attractions that are found in the municipality are the historic Ambuklao Dam whose high spillway and calm reservoir will create the dramatic scene of sunrise hikes.
A second and equally spectacular hydro-electric site, called Nearby Binga Dam, makes the region a second, and equally impressive, a living laboratory of engineering and ecology.
The Mount Pulag, the highest mountain in Luzon is also reachable by the Bokod and trekkers will have an unforgettable experience of climbing the clouds.
To people who want to be a little more spiritual in their adventure, Mount Komkompol offers a challenging climb and views of the rugged valleys beneath.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

The most opportune season to have a holidays to Bokod, Benguet is during the dry season season, which is between November and May where the trails are clear and air in the mountain is crisp.
December to February are the coldest months and the peaks are maple of winter wonderland and a great month to take photographs of snow caps.
The rainy season (July to September) should also be avoided as the traveller may not be safe when mudslides and slip road occur and the road is unsafe.
The sub-tropical highland climate provides a cool feel all year round hence layers are required during the tour.

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Mount Pulag (Akiki Trail Gateway)

The Akiki Trail begins with the gateway and is a difficult, but rewarding hike to follow.
The path is through a dwarf bamboo forest which is a distinct ecological niche.
At each walk you are led nearer to that glorified sea of clouds that covers the summit.
The trail is also characterised by cairns that are made of stone and used to show the trekkers the way through foggy areas.
Wildflowers in season provide splashes of colour to the otherwise foggy road.
At night, the stars are dazzling over the clouds making it a heavenly experience.

Bokod Sulphur Spring

The springs have a faint sulphurous odour, which is a indication of geothermal activities.
warm mineral water is said to be curative to sore muscles.
The rocks around are glazed with natural spa colours that are earthly.
Visitors can come and stay in small huts to relax and have fun with the steaming mist.
Local folklore states that the springs were a present of the mountain spirits.
Accessibility may not be so easy, and it is always safe to consult an in-country guide.

Indigenous Burial Caves

The caves are considered to be holy burial places of the Kankanaey people.
Cave walls have elaborate carvings that portray ancestral storeys as well as rites.
There are guided tours that describe the meaning of each symbol and its culture.
The caves are maintained in the best condition and no photography is permissible in certain parts of the caves.
Tourists get to know about the funeral rituals and the belief in life after death by the community.
The damp cool climate provides a sharp contrast to the warmness of the surrounding.

Highland Vegetable Farms

The terraced fields depict the ingenuity of the farming customs in the highland areas.
Examples of crops that have flourished in the cool climate include sweet potatoes, corn and leafy greens.
Visitors come to pick the produce in the farm where farmers have an opportunity to taste fresh local food.
The farms do not use chemical fertilisers, and they are also practising organic farming.
Seasonal festivals are also used to mark harvests and tourists are taken in the feasts.
The perspective of elevated terraces gives panoramas of the green valleys of Bokod.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

Bokod, Benguet holidays introduce the tourists to the lifestyles of the Kankanaey and Kalanguya communities whose lifestyles are centred on the mountains that encompass them.
Holy mountains such as Pulag are considered as ancestral homes and rituals such as the canao thanksgiving ceremony are one that can welcome the community.
The interweaving of modern comforts and old customs daily form a living tapestry of language, music, and hand weaving of clothes that serve to greet the visitors to the island.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

The local food is a feast on the plenty of the highland. Vegetable products like sweet potatoes, mountain rice, and other types of vegetables end up in nutritious stews.
Cordilleran coffee, which is grown high up, is well flavoured and aromatic making it a nice companion to the native pinikpikan, which is chicken cooked slowly with herbs and served on special occasions.
The tastes are not complex but are entrenched in the culture of the region.

Fun

Adventure tourists will have a lot to do in Bokod. Mountain climbing is a can-not-miss, either you are going to the high cliffs of Mount Pulag or the smaller but more beautiful Mount Komkompol.
The dams, the valleys, and the distant mist are viewed on scenic drives along winding roads, with photographs being made of the ethereal clouds which rise on the summit of Pulag.
All of the activities provide a different experience with the natural beauty of the region.

Fashion

Due to the cool climate in the highland, heavy and layered clothing should be carried by travellers. During the trekking and exploration of the rough terrain, they need thermal wear, waterproof jackets, and heavy boots.
To the cultural events, one may appreciate the handwoven attires of the Kankanaey that are usually in bright colours with elaborate embroidery as a sign of local creativity.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

The ecosystem of Bokod is a combination of forests and hydro-power reservoirs. The Binga and the Ambuklao lakes form water bodies that are habitat to waterfowl and fish species.
The Pulag Mountain National Park maintains dwarf bamboo forest and mossy forest which is a nursery of rare orchids and native wildlife.
River systems are mainly the tributaries of the Agno River and they are cool and clear and sustain human as well as ecological life.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

Bokod culture is exhibited in its festivals including Adivay Festival held in November when the people celebrate their culture through music and dancing.
One of the important native rituals, the canao, brings together people to worship ancestors and take blessings.
Local harvest festivals, also celebrated in various seasons of the year, bring together the farmers and visitors to enjoy food, storeys, and the elation of having picked the fruit of the land.
Holidays to Bokod will be memorable. holidays to Bokod are recommended.

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