Why not try the breathtaking Bukidnon?

Are you tired of being in a beach every weekend; you can try where Bukidnon exudes an irresistible raw appeal. This bountiful province in Mindanao is teeming with stunning peaks adorned by pine trees-strewn jungles dipping into dense pineapple plantations and cornfields.

Bukidnon’s main arrangement of Malaybalay, is pretty easy to navigate. Its commercial center also houses most of the city’s attractions. The golden monument called Ereccion del Pueblo (creation of the town) at Rizal Park depicts the 1877 agreement between the Spanish colonizers and the local leaders. Also check out the Roxas Monument in Casisang south of Malaybalay honoring the late Manuel Roxas, the Philippine’s first president of the independent Third Republic. Other historic monuments found in the city are World War II Prisoners of War Memorial Shrine and the Dalwangan Centennial Marker.