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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Baungon

The initial impression that comes to the mind of travellers visiting this location is rurality, with a major highway passing through hilly steep terrain and shrubbery belts, providing a sense of adventure that is much more of a city life than the city life.
or people will find to visit a municipality which stands peacefully on the outskirts of a bigger city, and yet has sufficient seclusion to allow the visitor to breathe in a deeper breath of the pure air which breathes up out of the highland fields.
The scenery is overwhelmed with a chain of picturesque canyons and winding rivers, and hiking lovers or simply people who like to see a sunset on a far away valley will have much to observe.
There are no fancy theatres or fancy hotels, but the town people welcome visitors with a sincere smile and the market stalls at the town square overflow with fresh farm produce and basic and home made local things.
Life of the community is based heavily on agriculture and every ordinary day is marked with the image of a farmer with a basket of fresh corn or even a child who was playing with a goat running across a farm.
The reason is that the roads are not well maintained and the terrain is not even, so when people visit holidays to Baungon, Bukidnon they should be ready to experience a more rugged than refined travel experience, and that is one of its special charms.
Capital (of the province): Malaybalay
International airport: No international airport in Baungon
Nearest commonly used: Laguindingan Airport (serving Cagayan de Oro)
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: Binukid, Cebuano, Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

There are extensive highland panoramas which give the municipality an overview of the valleys of its neighbouring city, and the most pleasant views are to be secured generally on the less-travelled ridge lines which furnish an unbroken panorama.
There are also many rivers that cut across the countryside that offer cool and clear places of swimming, picnic, or just dipping your feet in cool water mixed with the earth as you take a long walk.
The town is surrounded by farmlands, which are as fertile as beautiful, and the dream of any photographer who appreciates taking pictures of natural textures.
Since this destination is still mostly untouched by large scale mass tourism, the tourists will find much peace and privacy that will be difficult to find in more popular locations, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in the environment.
The culture is a rich weave of Catholic and indigenous Bukidnon craft, music and storeys and every communication with locals will be richer with the help of this mixture.
It may be found that when a tourist is on a holidays to Baungon, Bukidnon the most fulfilling moments can be experienced somewhere off the regular tourist route somewhere in a nook of a local farm or some hidden waterfall somewhere on the outskirts of a village.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

December through May are the safe and most comfortable months on the road since there is a very minimal rainfall, which may otherwise convert steep roads into roads that are very dangerous because of the sloppy conditions.
January and February, the coolest months in the area, are the best in hiking and high altitude trekking in case the mornings are clear and evenings cool.
In the late-May through early-June, the municipality small fiestas illuminate the streets and the spirit of community is at the highest level, which is a perfect opportunity to observe the local festivals.
Incidentally, the summers are often filled with showers though the rains are usually short-lived and leave room to take some rest to appreciate the green vegetation that grows after each rain.
The fall is characterised by a slight change in the temperature and also it is the season of plenty as harvesting festivals take place which are the best places to sample the agricultural produce that the region offers.
Be it dry season or the festival season, each of them comes with its own flavour of the place, and it only depends on whether you like clear skies or colourful community events.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Baungon Viewpoints

These elevated positions that are situated on the highlands also offer the panoramic views which extend past the boundaries of the municipality into the valleys of the adjacent city which is well worth the effort to reach them.
Most of the opinions are unmarked, and, therefore, local guides are also needed, which leads to the fact that when a guide is paid, it is another opportunity to know more about the geography and history of the region.
Early mornings or a little before sunset are the most opportune moments of the day to come and see them, as the light then gives a golden tinge to the fields, and the horizon.
There is a minimal or no infrastructure in each of the perspectives; therefore, it is necessary to carry your own water and a small snack to be comfortable during the visit.
Some of these include the elevated speed of the wind, which is cool and refreshing, as compared to the hotness of the lowlands.
The panoramic views are particularly amazing especially during the dry season when visibility is clear and the skies are always blue.

Tagoloan River Areas

Flowing within the municipality, this river has cool water that is clear, thus suitable to swim in or to just relax after one has had an extensive walk.
The riverbanks are also well vegetated and create the impression of isolation that is difficult to experience in the more commercialised beach resorts.
Since it is not established as a tourist spot, the adventure seems more real and everyone spends time on the river taking care of their business and socialising.
It may be difficult to reach, there might be steep and rather rugged paths that need careful stepping but the achievement of achievement upon arrival is part of the package.
Fishing- The river is also an excellent fishing-ground, and in the colder seasons the trout and catfish are in abundant supply.
Mist that emanates early in the morning near the river forms a nice mystic environment, and photography lovers should not miss this.

Baungon Town Proper

The town centre is a simple but busy place with a market where fresh produce is available, small church, plaza, and few shops that serve the locals.
Tourists can also move around the streets of the town to have the real feel of the daily lives of the people of that town, including farmers delivering their harvest and children playing on the roads.
The relaxed nature of the town also means that the traveller can have an unhurried coffee break in one of the nearby carinderias whose food is hearty and the prices reasonable.
Both the hospitability of the town to strangers, and the intimate atmosphere, make the town a friendly place to any of the tourists who seek more of an earthly experience in their travelling.
Small-scale cultural events take place in the plaza usually, providing a glimpse into the local music and dance that is hardly performed on a bigger stage.
The town has a poor infrastructure so visitors must expect the power to go off occasionally, although it does not take away much of the overall charm.

Agricultural Zones

The area surrounding the Baungon farmlands is characterised by corn, sugarcane and vegetable plantations that has offered a clear image of the agrarian lifestyle in the area.
The eye has the freedom to gaze into the fields, and the rhythmic movement of farm workers in the time of either planting or harvesting can provide a living scene to the photographers.
Although the farms are not under formal guiding tours, most of the farmers may agree to show visitors how they grow their crops to them in case they are approached with respect.
And the sheer size of the fields is awe-inspiring, particularly in the lower half of the day that the sun is down, and the rows of crops are stretched out to long shadows in the sun.
Visitors interested in rural photographing will have unlimited access to the textures of the earth, the colours of the products, and the relations between people and nature.
These spaces also remind the viewer of the dependence of the region on agriculture as its source of living and they remind the viewer of the need to be sustainable in a shifting climate.

DISCOVER MORE

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Canyon Trails

Jaw-like canyons run through holidays to Baungon giving mountaineers spectacular views and to the adventurer an opportunity to put their climbing ability to the test in the natural setting.
The trails are mostly not marked and therefore it is strongly advisable to hire a local guide to guide through without getting lost in the thick forest.
The eroded nature of the canyon walls has a range of different textures on it, such as the smooth limestone, well-cut rocks and ripples which are interesting to explore.
The shadows and the sunlit areas of the canyon give a light play and it is especially remarkable in the late afternoon, which is why photographers like to visit the canyon.
Uncultured as they are, the trails, however, have occasional resting places where you can indulge a prospect of the valley beneath, a few moments of quiet thought which you can hardly get elsewhere.
The most appropriate hours to walk these trails are early morning and late afternoon when temperatures are moderate and light is soft.

Upland Barangay Hills

The barangays, especially the higher ones, afford great possibilities of trekking by means of the dirt roads winding through the maize and banana-fields.
Early morning Trekkers will be able to capture the sunrise behind the hills and the first rays of the sun will be seen behind the distant villages as golden.
Now, in the afternoon, it is possible to watch the sunset on the same tracks, with the colours moving between warm orange and cool violet, and a provided natural canvas to take photographs.
The trails, which are mostly not tarmac, are well maintained by residents, leaving markers to guide visitors through the trail.
On their path, visitors might find small streams flowing clear, and these will provide fresh water to their rucksacks, as well as an accompaniment of natural music to their stroll.
The hills also harbour different kinds of birds and a birdwatcher will be able to see kingfishers, sparrows, and at times hawks roaming around the open skies.

Minuscule Waterfalls and Springs

Some little waterfalls and springs which may be reached by walking through thick shrubs and over rocky formations, are secreted within the tracts of forest.
The water on these falls is cold and crystal clear so that they would be an ideal place to have a refreshing bath or a moment of rest.
Most of these natural springs are regarded as being sacred by the local communities and one would be advised to respect their privacy and cultural practises during protection.
The roads leading to these water sources are in most cases rough, and hence good shoes and adventure spirit are required.
And the noise of falling water combines with the surrounding noise of birds, forming a calm audio background that soothes the mind.
It is wise to visit these sites during the dry seasons when water flow is not too heavy and the trails are not very muddy.

Rural Communities

However, it is possible to see the local barangays to have a glimpse of the traditional farming methods, where people in the village have to do manual labour and use ancient methods of doing things.
This means that travellers will be able to see how crops are planted, harvested, and stored, which will provide knowledge of the sustainable agriculture spirit in the region.
Various families possess tiny craft workshops, in which they make items using the native materials, and this offers an insight into native handicrafts.
These meals are held within the community in the open-air areas where tourists can savour the actual flavours of Bukidnon cuisine comprising of fresh fish and food made using corn as the ingredient.
Interacting with the residents can tell about the history of the region, legends and traditions, which can become an added value to the travel experience past the conventional tourist attractions.
Informal festivals and fairs are also present in these communities which are directly related to the agricultural calendar providing an alive cultural experience to the traveller.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

The leading religion within the municipality is Catholicism, and the same can be seen in the procession of periodic fiestas in the area, in which each of the barangays expresses its religious beliefs in straightforward but earnest expressions.
The Bukidnon art and music of the indigenous people also find their way to the day to day lives with their hand- made clothing and the traditional drums booming along the village roads during community events.
The farming families have great respect to land and the rituals to the bounty of the earth are quite prevalent particularly during the harvest seasons where the people show their appreciation through prayers that are more open-hearted.
Community feasts Community feasts are deliberately small, about communal food, telling storeys, and working together, but not spectacles.
The artistic forms of the local crafts including woven mats, bamboo baskets, carpentered figurines among others are utilised as well as being used as a form of cultural representation.
Visitors to such events can see that, like the other values of humility and cooperation that define the local society, the management and distribution of resources rely on the same principles.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

The food in this region is country-style and house-style and mostly reliant on the local food production giving one a rewarding eating encounter that highlights the farming variety in the area.
A common meal is the native chicken tinola, which is cooked in local herbs and root vegetables which adds the soothing, rooty taste to the soup.
Freshwater fish: Freshwater fish is usually grilled on the open fire leaving its fine texture intact and bringing about its natural taste with a sprinkle of salt and spices that are found in the area.
Both cross and boiled corn, and corn fritters, which are typically served breakfast or snack, are also corn-based food, and another sign of the crop in the local economy.
Root crops such as cassava and sweet potatoes are typically side dishes, and add a generous, substantial accompaniment to main courses.
There are few restaurants, and most of the food is dispensed in the basic carinderias; there is no need to worry about carrying cash or having a very limited menu but one with very strong local flavour.

Fun

Highland trekking is a common activity, which provides an opportunity to walk through fertile valleys and steep ridges and breathe fresh air and panoramic views.
Swimming or picnicking in the Tagoloan River is a pleasant break after the hike, particularly during the cooler seasons when the Tagoloan River is chilled.
The photography lovers will be able to take beautiful pictures of valleys, canyons and farmland, particularly at the sunrise or sunset when the light produces special effects of contrasts.
Travelling to farms and villages gives a traveller an opportunity to watch the everyday life in village setting of planting to cooking to community meetings.
Attending local celebrations or communal festivals will give one first hand the culture of the region and the social harmony.
And these activities are mostly DIY, and do not need any official tour guides, pushing the travellers into the environment and local population.

Fashion

Light clothes are suitable in the daytime to explore the location, and a light jacket is recommended in the cool evening and uplands where the temperature is lower.
Good, supportive shoes will be necessary to walk on sharp and uneven surfaces because most of the roads will be rough and slippery in case of rain.
The most important thing is to carry sufficient drinking water, high energy food stuffs and sun protection since there are few facilities and the sun might be too strong at midday.
Cell signal can be patchy in upland barangays, and therefore tourists should expect poor connectivity and not use GPS positioning as the sole reference.
Motorbikes or high-clearance vehicles are recommended as they can reach a remote viewpoint more efficiently, as they can go over unpaved roads and steep slopes.
Due to a relatively underdeveloped area, it is advised to those travelling there to carry out the respect to the natural environment by making no footprints and adhering to local rules concerning waste disposal.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

Patches of forests and canyons offer a natural reservation to watch birds, and one can find kingsfishers, hawks and sparrows perched on branches or flying around.
The rural landscape is also diverse with livestock such as carabaos, goats, and cattle that make the area interesting to the visitor and provide them with learning opportunities.
Although the region is not a designated safari conservation zone, even in small forested areas one might find the occasional forest wildlife hence tourists are likely to be eyed by the wild animals so long as they remain vigilant.
Holidays to Baungon roads approaching most natural attractions are not tarmac, they are very steep such that the trip is part of the adventure and the emphasis has been made on proper navigation.
Early in the morning or towards the end of the afternoon are the most suitable times to view wildlife because at this time of the day the animals are very active and the conditions are well favourable to view wildlife.
Responsible wildlife viewing, maintaining a respectful distance and not disturbing the animal, is a crucial aspect to maintain the local ecosystem.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

There is also the annual holidays to Baungon fiesta of the town that is different with each barangay, usually during the summer and the event is focused on the cohesion of the community, and it includes a procession of the local faith and the shared meal that unites the neighbours.
Smaller festivals are Barangay fiestas, which include local dances, amiable sports competitions, and common meals, and which offer a close view of the life of a community.
Holy Week is celebrated through solemn processions and church services that are characterised by the spiritual reflection and the community worship.
Harvest festivals, which are informal during the harvest period, are a celebration of the agricultural bounty, and include music, dancing and displaying the products of the new harvest.
Every event reflects on the true local culture and does not have commercialised show-cases, which preserves the traditions and values of the community.
The visitors are advised to come in with a respectful attitude and contribute to the event by bringing food, presents or volunteering to work on a community project, thus enhancing the experience.

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Discover Baungon Holidays

TravellersInsights

Baungon Holiday Packages

Stays Across Baungon

Best Things to Do in Baungon

Top 10 Reasons to Visit Baungon

A Sneak Peak into Baungon

Highlights

Seasons to Travel

Worth A Visit

Baungon Viewpoints

Tagoloan River Areas

Baungon Town Proper

Agricultural Zones

Discover More

Canyon Trails

Upland Barangay Hills

Minuscule Waterfalls and Springs

Rural Communities

Culture Traditions

Food Fun Fashion

Food

Fun

Fashion

Nature Safari

Events Fiestas

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