BUKIDNON

    Bukidnon is located on the wide fertile plateau in the central part of Nothern Mindanao. It is bounded on the north and northwest by Misamis Oriental; on the east by Agusan del Sur abd Davao; on the south by North Cotobato; and on the west by Lanao del Norte and Lanao del Sur.

    The province is predominantly a rolling grassland with an average elevation of 915 meters. Its terrain is characterized by low plains alternating with rolling uplands, deep canyons and valleys. This place has been described as a land of magnificent and infinitely varied scenery of mountains, caves, forests, lakes, waterfalls, rivers, and streams. It is the home of the reputed sweetest pineapple plantation, the Del Monte Plantation.

    Its trade and industry include abaca production and fiber extraction, cacao production, cattle breeding farm, gold mining, tree plantations, wood processing, rubber production and processing, swine production, agricultural implement manufacturing, as well as fruits and vegetable production.

CAMIGUIN

    Camiguin, is the enchanting paradise island of the north. Explore the many natural wonders of this blessed island. Swim at Sto. Nino cold springs or at Katibawasan falls and take a therapeutic dip at the Ardent hot spring or just marvel at the scene of the white island, an uninhabited white sandbar.

    Camiguin has many stories to tell. A small island with several volcanoes to explore and numerous places of interest to offer. You will love the place more as you get to know of its affectionate folks. And, nevertheless, you will surely come back to have more of their fresh seafoods and sweet lanzones.

DAVAO

Fascinating, Bustling and Exotic

DAVAO........a tropical Paradise in the deep south. A 244,000 - hectare metropolis that makes the city the largest in the world in land area. A city of over a million hospitable people, peaceful scenic terrains, bustling urban center. It is a marvelous mixture of ethnic and migrant groups speaking a variety of dialects. A unique setting of cultural plurality.

DAVAO......home to lush rolling orchid flower farms and pristine white sand beaches. This metropolis offers a fascinating view of Mt. Apo, the highest mountain peak in the Philippines, towering 10,311 feet above sea level. Mt. Apo is also home of the queen orchid, "waling-waling", and the last sanctuary of the  of the Philippine Eagle, an endangered species.

Your visit to the city definitely unravel many surprises with it's many natural attractions.

Davao is a paradise for sports and nature enthusiasts. One can enjoy a choice of : 18 - hole golf courses; tennis and bowling; scuba diving and jetskiing; mountain trekking; beach resorts; orchid and flower farms or fruit orchards and banana plantations.

Shopping is exciting in Davao as well. Megamalls and department stores offer a wide array of local products and internationally known brands. While the street markets  provide delightful bargains.

Davao dining offers a variety of culinary delights that will excite even the most discriminating gourmet. From the native fares of fresh harvests from the sea and the local farms...to fastfoods and popular choices...to fine dining with a touch which is distinctly Davao.

Davao by night pulsates with life. The choices are numerous: From the simple to the classy and hi-tech, from karaoke lounges, to disco and ballroom dancing, to lounges which feature live bands and jazz music.

Discover Davao!

ILIGAN

Tour Description:

    ...Otherwise known as the city of waterfalls and the industrial hub of the Southern Philippines. Iligan City boasts of numerous manufacturing firms which produce steel, vinyl, wheat flour, cement, coconut oil and chemicals. It has 32 waterfalls, most famous of which is the Maria Cristina Falls. The Maria Cristina falls  not only powers the industrial life of the city but also one of the most resplendent waterfalls in the country. Iligan's other waterfalls offers fresh, inviting cool waters, favorites of swimmers and picnickers. To name some of these marvelous watering holes are Tinago Falls, Mimbalot Falls, and Timoga cold springs.

    Come and see for yourself the beauty of Iligan!

MT. APO
PHILIPPINES HIGHEST PEAK
( 10,311 ft. or 3,144 m. )

Conquer Mt. Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines; at 10,311 ft. or (3,144m.) above sea level, it is the highest surge of a mountain range extending from Cotabato, Davao del Sur and Davao City to Misamis Oriental in Northern Mindanao.

The volcanic peak, Apo, which means grandfather. this dominates a vast area of 72, 796 hectares where natural wonders lure outdoor enthusiasts to trek through this tribal god's domain and conquer its towering peak.

Starting from the first camp at blue Lake Agco, trekkers will find an exotic display of nature at its best; lush tropical forests dotted with hot and cold springs;  crystal clear and  boiling blue mountain lakes; hidden waterfalls cascading with a thunderous roar, sulfur craters, orchids and wild flowers, monkey-eating eagles; as well as the soul-refreshing symphonies of cicadas and God's littlest creatures - truly an exceptional display of nature in its primeval state.

Bright dainty wild flowers and orchids clashing with the forest green and fields of "udang-udang" - flower flocked meadowlands-are a welcome sight as the tiny flowers nod their heads in the dazzling sunlight.

There are miniature as well as giant pitcher plants, cinnamon trees, and huge centuried and moss-covered trees of darkly-cooled, sunshielded fern forests.

Hidden in the mountain vastnesses at about 8,000 feet (2,438m.) above sea level is lake Vendao-a crystal-clear and ice-cold expanse of fresh water that mirrors the majestic twin peaks of Mt. Apo. Along side the lake is a 15-hectare camping ground that resembles a golf course with lush green of wild bermuda grasses.

At Mt. Apo's peak, you may linger awhile and take a deep breath. You may even shout to your heart's content as many past conquerors of Mt. Apo have done. But to complete your conquest run westward and up towards the summit overlooking the town of Kidapawan. From there you can view the vastness and wide expanse of Mindanao.