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Top 10 Reasons to Visit Quezon, Bukidnon

A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Quezon, Bukidnon

Holidays to Quezon, Bukidnon give you an opportunity to experience a mountain view, cool climate landlocked town in Northern Mindanao with a rich indigenous culture.
The town, bordered by hilly terrain and fertile plains, is renowned by its agricultural riches, namely corn, sugarcane and farm animals, which offers the visitors a glimpse of the rural life in the Philippines.
Visitors to this region have a chance to experience the relaxing lifestyle of the people who live in the Manobo and other Lumad tribes where they engage in traditional farming and craftwork, also practised over the generations.
Natural beauty of the area is also illustrated with the Quezon Overview Nature and Culture Park providing the panoramic views of the green forests and distant mountains.
Blue water cave and Enchanted river, which lies on Quezon side features most turquoise waters glittering like gemstones and this makes it a place worth visiting by nature lovers.
The fresh, foggy mornings and the cool evenings of the town are a cooler and soothing scenery to tourists who are in need of an escape to the town.
Capital (of the province): Malaybalay City
Nearest international airport: Laguindingan International Airport (in Misamis Oriental), about 120–140 km away depending on the route
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: Cebuano is widely spoken; Binukid is used by the indigenous communities; Filipino and English are used in schools and government
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic, with Protestant and indigenous faith communities also present

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

Booking world pinoy flights allows the customers to travel straight to the nearest airport where it is followed by a short drive to the wonders of holidays to Quezon, Bukidnon.
The Quezon Overview Nature and Culture Park is the attraction which offers panoramic views of the lush hills, interspersed with rustic farmhouses which narrate the history of the local heritage.
Blue water cave- Blue water cave is a combination of geological interest and water beauty, and the passages are clear limestones that reflect the light and make the cave look mysterious.
Muleta falls is a cascading waterfall installed in the midst of a thick forest that makes visitors splash into the cool pools of the water and enjoy the sound of the rushing water.
The Kulaman Plateau features some of the most impressive limestone structures that protrude like ancient guardians onto the scene attracting hikers and photographers to the site.
The Manobo cultural sites, where they practise traditional dances, beadwork and weaving, provide a living example of how the region preserved the Indigenous legacy.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

The dry season between December and May is the most appropriate period to explore the nature because there is no rain and the humidity is lower so that it is easier to trek and explore caves.
The weather remains cool and inviting during the cool months of December to February and this is a good time to go out and have fun doing various activities like hiking, biking and taking pictures of the scenic places.
June to October is the rainy season and it is accompanied by greenery and lots of waterfalls though cave and river explorations are recommended, as there is a possibility of flooding.
During early mornings especially in the dry season, the hills are usually covered with mist, which contributes to a mystical view of the sunrise walks around the park and the waterfalls.
When the season is after rainy season, the fields are full of green corn and sugarcane and it forms a brilliant tapestry, which is particularly pleasant in landscape photography.
Most agricultural-based festivals like the Founding Anniversary are held during the dry season, which means that visitors can enjoy the festivals in favourable weather conditions.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Quezon Overview Park

The observation deck in the park provides an overview of the whole municipality and the travellers can view the patchwork of cornfields, rows of sugarcane and farmlands under it.
There is a smooth walking path through native pine trees that gives the visitor a relaxing walk with the smell of fresh soil and pine needles.
The open areas of the park can be used to engage in picnics and the visitors are able to rest there as they watch some of the local animals including birds and small mammals.
Close benches and shades make it a good place to rest in the afternoon and have a relaxing time listening to the peaceful voices of the chirping birds.
The cultural centre of the park contains items and photographs describing the history of the Manobo tribe and the formation of the town.
The evening light at the park provides a golden effect to the surrounds hills which adds photo opportunities to the hills.

Blue Water Cave

In the cave, crystal clear streams make their way across limestone-smooth surfaces forming a mirror-like surface which is almost like walking on water.
Travel through the cave reveals stalactites and stalacmites which are thousands of years old as they have been formed, and offer a geological marvel.
The clear waters of the cave give visitors the opportunity to kayak or paddle through the cave providing a cherished view that is a stretch of adventure and peaceful view.
The cave is cool throughout the year and it offers a cool breeze when it is hot during afternoons.
Local guides tell about the legends of the cave, and it adds to the experience a cultural background and folklore.
It is natural light in the cave and therefore the visitors have to depend on the natural light of the water and rock structures to provide them with light to guide their path.

Muleta Falls

The waterfall falls at an approximate height of twenty metres and into a rocky basin that is ideal to take a chilling swim.
The vegetation around the falls, ferns, mossy trees forms a dense green cover that deflects direct sun rays on the falls.
The water falling creates a pleasant soundtrack to listen to when one is relaxing or even taking a break in the middle of the city.
There is a clearly marked trail hikers can take to the falls with some of the highlights being the small pools of rocks and natural bridges.
Wild life like butterflies and small mammals tends to be found near the falls and this contributes to the sensations in the area.
It is most preferable to visit the falls in the morning and the light produces a rainbow effect over the water droplets.

Kulaman Plateau

Limestone formations of the plateau are considered to be ancient sentinels and provide a dramatic geological spectacle that makes it interesting to both the photographers and hikers.
The plateau has an open area where birdwatching can be conducted and more so in the dawn time when most of the migratory birds usually congregate.
There is a small path going up to the very top of the plateau, and the whole panorama of the highlands and valleys is seen.
The topography of the plateau is quite rocky, and that is why it touches one in such a way that one can feel cold and smooth stones and their surface.
There are local myths about the plateau where spirits are resting and this can bring some mystic into the landscape.
The dry climatic conditions in the area make the limestone transparent and clear showing the detailed designs of erosion.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Kisolon Canyon

A river cuts its way through the rough beds of the canyon providing an adventure playground to people.
Canyon is bordered with a lot of vegetation which provide shading and give a feeling of being engrossed in nature.
Visitors are able to access concealed caves in the canyon which is covered with stalactites and stalagmites to display the geologic history of the area.
The sheer walls of the canyon are considered challenging but rewarding to rock climbing enthusiasts, whereby each level of skill is provided with its routes.
The ecosystem contained in the canyon harbours many types of wildlife such as birds that nest in the high ledges and small mammals that scurry along the rocks.
The canyon contains warm colours that make the walls glowing at sunset thus offering an ideal place to shoot.

Caving and River Trekking Adventure

Cave tours around the areas of the cave provide an education about underground ecosystems, with fluorescent lanterns and a professional guide.
River adventure on the Enchanted river gives tourists the chance to row across the crystal clean waters and watch water creatures in their natural habitats.
The best time to venture on all these adventures is at the dry season when streams are calm and reachable.
Every adventure has a brief camping experience, with such will allow the tourists to enjoy the silent nights with a set of stars above.
Local guides and safety equipment will guarantee a safe adventure, and even the most inexperienced adventurers will not fear the obstacles.
Underwater and above-ground exploration gives a full understanding of the geological diversity of the area.

Plantations of Corn and Sugarcane

The large expanses of golden wheat are like a wheat field shining with the sunlight and it makes a brilliant view to the photographers.
Sugarcane farms are very green and fragrant with plants having stalks that are taller than most of the people.
Visitors could participate in farm tours, which include the explanation of the process of cultivation, i.e. planting, harvesting, enabling visitors to observe the process of convert the produce into the local delicacies.
The sound of harvesting machines is rhythmic and the sound is creating a humming, which mixes with the natural rhythm of birds and insects.
Farmers will provide samples of fresh corn or sugarcane juice and allow the tourists to savour the natural sweetness in their mouths.
These plantations also provide habitats of different insects and small animals, which is an added ecological interest.

Manobo Tribe Villages of the Traditionals' type

The villages are constructed on wooden pillars with thatched roofs which perfectly blend with the forest.
Tourists observe beadwork and weaving, where local fibres are converted into elaborate designs by the community members.
The outsiders are also frequently treated to cultural shows such as drums and dancing where the heritage is showcased in a lively manner.
Elderly people recount tales and instruct the youth about traditions in the communal areas of the village such as open plazas.
The villages offer food stalls where people can enjoy dishes prepared using local corn and rice and freshly caught fish as ingredients that enable the tourists to experience the authentic flavours.
An observable day-to-day lifestyle in these villages will help travellers have a better insight into how the Manobo relate with nature.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

Holidays to Quezon, Bukidnon holidays showcase the proud Lumad culture in which they perform traditional dances and music that praises the land and people.
The community great respect towards the bounty of the earth is reflected in the agricultural feast, an annual festival during which farmers come bringing produce as a gift.
Silver or beadwork and weaving, woven in natural dyes, represent the local artisanship and their ingenuity.
There are festivals that are celebrated on the days of patron saints which combine Catholic traditions with indigenous traditions forming a unique spiritual fabric.
The Manobo tribe storytelling, which takes place in fire pits, provides an insight on legends that were passed down the generations.
There is the traditional village market whereby people sell homemade products thus offering a place where culture and community can be shared.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

Due to the significance of corn in the area, the local cuisine is dominated by dishes prepared with corn (e.g. adobo with corn kernels).
Fresh Bukidnon beef, which is tender and tasty, is also usually grilled or cooked into hearty stew to demonstrate freshness at the farm-to-table level.
The local chicken food, flavoured with the local herbs, provides a smoky, aromatic flavour which is not similar to mainstream Filipino food.
The sweets such as cassava cakes, sweet potato fritters are a part and parcel of celebratory and ordinary affair.
Manobo communities use wild greens and freshwater fish to prepare dishes thus demonstrating their sustainable harvesting methods.
Morning markets offer lemonade type freshly squeezed juice made of sugarcane, a fresh crisp sweet drink that refreshes the heat and quells cravings.

Fun

Mountain trekking routes pass through pine forest and provide intense workout to the hikers and give them spectacular views at every turn.
Swimming at Blue Water Cave is an euphoric activity in which crystal waters are flowing freely welcoming swimmers to take a cool bath.
Picnics Quezon Overview Park gives the family a time to relax and take the scenic view of the park with shade provided by the tall trees and the light breezes.
Biking ramps through the countryside will offer a picturesque ride, through farms, rivers, and small villages that will reflect the lifestyle in countryside.
Cultural immersion practises with indigenous people involve learning native songs, weaving skills and oral traditions.
All the activities are made accessible as such travellers of all age groups would be able to engage and experience the beauty of nature.

Fashion

Lumad indigenous beadwork has been used to decorate jewellery and clothing and the designs bear narratives of heroism, nature and religion.
Woven fabrics, which are made by local artisans, are bright coloured and patterned pieces which depict the lively scenery of the area.
Shell and seed necklaces are widely worn accessories on festivals and are a source of harmony with the surrounding.
The more modern sandals are made out of woven reeds into simple but comfortable footwear to walk around the rural streets.
Handicrafts made of rattan and bamboo as decorative and functional pieces can reflect the ingenuity of the community.
Seasonal wear which is usually light but covers the sun and rain combines utility with cultural styles.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

The transparent streams and the limestone tunnels in Blue Water Cave make the underwater safari in the cave not only safe but also beautiful.
Muleta Falls: The Muleta falls are the ones welcoming one to plunge into the cool pools, whilst being surrounded by fresh plants forming an amphitheatre of nature.
Kulaman Rock Formations are the geological safari, and one will see the layered rocky sedimentary formations that depict history of the earth.
A scenic car/motor bike safari can also be done in countryside farms and mountain roads with many stops where photos can be taken.
Caves In holidays to Quezon-Kitaotao Discoveries made in the QuezonKitaotao area unveil a system of underground houses where various species of caves may be found.
Birdwatching in the plateau and canyon locations, particularly during migration period demonstrate a diversity of tropical species.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

Holidays to Quezon Founding Anniversary, which is marked by parade and fireworks, displays community pride and historical remembrance.
Barangay fiestas which are celebrated in different months provide colourful show of local music, dance and colourful costumes which attract visitors.
Artistic heritage is expressed through the way indigenous cultural events including beadmaking contests and drum circles are held in an interactive environment.
The agricultural fairs show the finest products of the farmers, and the visitors are welcomed to taste and buy fresh corn, sugarcane, and vegetables.
The trade show that is held during the festivals of the town enables the local artisans to sell the craft that results in the preservation of other cultures and the development of the economy.
These events bring about a feeling of togetherness and attract tourists to attend common festivals that celebrate the history and present of the region.

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