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Discover the best tourist spots in Mountain Province including the best things to do in this unique destination!

Mountain Province brands itself as the only province in the entire country with an English name. But there is more to that. Along with its rather peculiar name, Mountain Province offers unique destinations worthy of appreciation and further exploration.

From cascading waterfalls, mystic lakes, towering peaks, mossy forests, uncharted rivers, to sacred graves, hot springs, rice terraces, and many more. There is so much to see and experience here.

Take note. Most of the tourist spots mentioned here are off-beaten, meaning, they are not spoiled by the damaging impacts of mass tourism. Now, here are the top 20 must-see tourist spots in Mt Province.

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Behold Tourist Spots in Mountain Province

1. mt. amuyao.

Mt. Amuyao in Barlig rises to more than 2, 702-2,862 MASL, making it one of the highest peaks in the Philippines. Thick mossy and pine forests cover the mountain slopes, providing a haven for endemic and endangered species such as deer, wild pigs, cloud rats, and civet cats.

While atop, one can have a panoramic view of the mountain ranges of Sadanga, Sagada, Bontoc, Bauko, as well as the provinces of Kalinga and Ifugao. The distant plains of Cagayan Valley are also visible.

During the early morning, a breathtaking sea of clouds occasionally appears. Stunning views of sunrise and sunset best complement these. Mt. Amuyao remains one of the most popular hiking tourist spots in Mountain Province.

• Entrance Fee: Php 25 per person
• Barangay Fee: Php 50 per person
• Guide Fee: Php 1,500 for a group with a maximum of 5 persons
• Jump-off Point: Brgy Macalana, Barlig
• Trekking Time: 5-6 hours
• Contact: Ms. Jansen Focad, Tourism Officer ( 09264004717 )

2. Mt. Binaratan 

Mt. Binaratan in Maducayan, Natonin boasts of pristine ecological wonders. Dipterocarp and mossy forests cover its slopes. These host various species of endangered wildlife species such as hornbill, and monkeys. According to locals, Mt. Binaratan’s summit is devoid of any bird’s sounds.

Legend says that when Kabunian descended on Mt Binaratan to hunt, he was disturbed by the chirping of the birds. He then ordered them to keep silent. Until today, one can barely hear of birds’ chirp though you can see them flying around.

It takes around six to seven hours to reach the peak of the mountain from Maducayan village. It measures around 1,800 MASL. This remains, however, to be one of the least known tourist spots in Mountain Province.

• Entrance Fee: None
• Barangay Fee: None
• Guide Fee: Donation
• Jump-off Point: Brgy Maducayan, Natonin

3. Mabarotbot Boiling Mud 

These are pools of bubbling mud found in barangay Bantay in Paracelis. According to legends, the pools are the remnants of a sunken village. Thus, the locals believe that they are inhabited by unseen spirits/deities. These stories portray the richness of Mountain Province culture.

A government study, however, showed that the bubbling properties of the mud are caused by methane.

To get here, one needs to hop on a ride for about an hour from the town center and later on, take a few minutes’ walk from the road.

• Location/Jump-off: Brgy Bantay, Paracelis

4. Fowa-as Falls 

Considered as the highest in Sadanga, Fowa-as falls cascades on a very wide and deep pool for more than 75 meters. The falls is named after a local farmer named Fuwaas.

According to a story, Fuwaas was fixing an irrigation dike above the falls when he accidentally fell down. Surprisingly, he managed to survive and the falls was named in remembrance of him.

The trail leading to Fowa-as falls cuts across beautifully-carved rice terraces. The waters are icy-cold and crystal-clear. Beautiful and gigantic rock formations provide a more stunning view of Fowa-as falls.

Today, it is one of the most tourist spots in Mountain Province.

• Jump-Off Point: Brgy Belwang, Sadanga
• Trekking Time: 30 minutes

5. Maligcong Rice Terraces 

Nestled high up in the mountains, Maligcong Rice Terraces showcase the brilliant engineering skills, industry, hard work, and unity of the locals’ ancestors.

The adjacent Mt Kupapey provides the best view of these terraces. From here, the Maligcong Terraces appear like circular and winding cascades.

Springs and creeks emanating from the same mountain also irrigate the terraces all year round. The best time to view them is during the early morning.

Apart from the stunning sunrise, a breathtaking sea of clouds often forms and casts a dramatic view of Maligcong Rice Terraces. It is now one of the most famous tourist spots in Bontoc, Mountain Province.

• Entrance Fee: Php 50 per person
• Guide Fee: Php 500 for a group with a maximum of five pax
• Extra Sights to See: Mt Kupapey, Mt Fato, Lipnok Falls
• Location/Jump-off: Brgy Maligcong, Bontoc, Mountain Province

6. Mt. Kalawitan 

Mt Kalawitan rises to more than 2, 714 MASL. It is also one of the highest peaks in the Philippines. The primary jump-off point is Apa Camp Site of Sabangan.

However, some hikers take the trailhead from Talubin, Bontoc. Nevertheless, both trails offer rewarding sceneries of the mountains and forests.

While atop, one can gaze on mountain views of Ifugao, Kalinga, Mountain Province, and the distant Cagayan Valley. The similarly-imposing Mt Amuyao can also be seen here.

To reach the summit, you will be hiking across pine and mossy forests. Bamboo grasses also abound. The mountain depicts a part of Mountain Province history.

• Jump-Off Point/s: Talubin, Bontoc & Poblacion, Sabangan
• Trekking Time: 6-7 hours

7. Tagpeo Falls

Tagpeo falls is located between the boundary of Besao in Mountain Province and the municipality of Tubo in Abra. It cascades on a massive rock cliff to a small and shallow catch basin below.

It is around 80 meters high. If you are coming from barangay Aguid, you will need to hike for more than five hours to reach the falls.

Expect to walk on dense forests but certainly, the rustic view of the mountains are rewarding. If you follow the brook upstream, several other waterfalls are also found.

• Location/Jump-off: Besao, Mountain Province

8. Paradise Falls

Paradise falls cascades like heavenly-drizzles from the heavens. You might be wondering why it is named as such. It is one of the iconic tourist spots in Bauko, Mountain Province.

Well, according to the tourism officer, one feels like in paradise upon visiting the falls. Indeed, the pine-scented breeze wafting around and the caressing mists that the falls exude make it a perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventurers.

Paradise falls measures more than 30 meters high. It has small pools, fit for swimming. Oh, do stand by the base of the falls and let it give you a shower you will never forget.

• Location/Jump-off: Brgy Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province

9. Mt. Mog-ao

Mt. Mog-ao stands majestically amidst the rolling plains, making it one of the popular tourist spots in Tadian, Mountain Province. It is a visible landmark in almost every barangay.  While on top, one can glimpse of the breathtaking views of Sunny Side, adjacent Bauko, and the municipalities of Quirino and Cervantes in Ilocos Sur province.

The historic and mighty Abra River is also visible from the summit. If you are viewing from barangay Pandayan, Mt Mogao resembles the shape of a “Sleeping Lady.”

• Location/Jump-off: Tadian, Mt Province

10. Siblaw Taraw Lake 

This moss-covered lake is sheer beauty of enchantment. Nestled high on the mountains, Siblaw Taraw conjures fascinating tales of maidens bathing on its pool.

At first sight, it looks like a mossy lawn. But when you remove the moss, you will see crystal-clear waters hidden underneath. Beautiful mossy forests also surround the lake.

The best time to visit is during the early morning. This is when the sun’s rays strike the lake and cast a mystifying view. You would feel like you are on a time standing still.

To get here, you need to hike for more or less two hours from sitio Pennantiw at barangay Lingoy. If you are coming from barangay Latang, the hike takes more or less four hours.

• Entrance Fee: Php 25
• Guide Fee: Php 600 for a group with a maximum of 5 pax
• Jump-off Point: Barlig, Mountain Province
• Trekking time: 2-4 hours

11. Humuyyo Falls 

Humuyyo falls is considered as the tallest waterfall in Bontoc, measuring more than 40 meters high. Its icy-cold waters come from the mossy forests upstream.

The falls has no pools for swimming. So, visitors can simply position at its base while its waters provide a soothing massage. This is a perfect locals’ getaway since it is just near the capital town of Bontoc, Mountain Province.

• Jump-off Point: Talubin, Bontoc, Mt Province

12. Enchanted Eels 

These mystical creatures continue to attract the interests of tourists and travelers. They are found on springs at barangays Cagubatan and Lenga. The locals consider them sacred, believing that they are connected to the spirit world.

One story tells of a local who tried poisoning the eels but his attempt did not take effect. He died afterwards. The eels are said to be choosy. They only come out for viewing with the use of a whistle or bait. Their length of exposure also depends on the person watching them.

• Location/Jump-off: Brgy Cagubatan, Tadian, Mountain Province

13. Angoten Cave

This uncharted cave is named after Angoten who got lost inside and found his way to Sagada. Angoten cave feeds a river leading to Fuwaas Falls.

Inside, one can find beautiful stalactite and stalagmite formations. Only a limited portion of the cave is explored by the locals.

To get here, you need to hike for about an hour from the community of Belwang. You will be trailing on an irrigation canal and upon reaching the river, expect to climb over and jump across big boulders before you can finally see the entrance of Angoten Cave.

• Jump-off Point: Brgy Belwang, Sadanga, Mountain Province
• Trekking Time: 1-2 hours

14. Mainit Hot Spring 

These steamy hot springs are a popular getaway of the locals and even a growing number of tourists. Their sulfuric waters provide the therapeutic healing effect to those who dip on them.

To date, there are two resorts catering to those who want to stay overnight. These hot springs depict the presence of volcanic mountains around barangay Mainit.

Definitely, proper marketing would lead this as one of the premium tourist spots in Mountain Province.

• Location/Jump-off: Brgy Mainit, Bontoc, Mountain Province

15. Natonin Rice Terraces 

Natonin hosts the longest and most extensive rice terraces in the country. Among its locally-known terraces are those found in Apatan, Lamayen, and Tonglayan.

Mount To-or, a small forested hill, provides the best views of these. Unlike the famous terraces of Banaue or Maligcong, Natonin’s terraces are built on gentle slopes.

Numerous brooks from the mountains irrigate these terraces all year round. They are also visible all along the national highway traversing Natonin from barangay Banao to Poblacion.

• Guide Fee: Not Necessary
• Location/Jump-off: Natonin, Mountain Province

16. Mapesak Falls

Mapesak is one of the most pristine yet least known falls in Mountain Province. It is located deep in the ancestral forests of Lias. It has two layers, however, only the first layer is readily visible upon reaching the site.

Due to its strong water volume, it created a wide and very deep pool which reflects the dense forests around.

To get here, you need to hike on hunter’s trails for more than a day. Along the way, you will catch sight of the diverse flora and fauna of Lias including the critically-endangered Rafflesia flowers and giant lauan trees.

The surrounding brooks and river teem with marine species especially chalet (river eels).

• Status: Need to consult local officials before visiting
• Jump-Off Point: Lias, Barlig, Mountain Province
• Trekking time: 8 hours

17. Pongas Falls

Pongas falls is one of the off-beaten tourist spots in Sagada, Mountain Province. It is a twin falls with small pockets of pools. The falls measures around 40 meters high. To get here, one needs to hike for about an hour from the community proper.

The trail passes along rice terraces, an irrigation canal, and forested vegetation. Yes, the trail presents challenges, thus, extra care and endurance are entailed.

But don’t fret, the trail offers rewarding sceneries before you can finally glimpse of majestic Pongas Falls.

• Entrance Fee: Php 50
• Barangay Fee: Php 10
• Guide Fee: Php 600 for a group with a maximum of 10 pax
• Jump-off Point: Brgy Ankileng, Sagada, Mountain Province
• Trekking Time: 1 hour

18. Bontoc Museum 

What are the arts and crafts of Mountain Province? That’s something you’ll know when visiting the Bontoc Museum.

Bontoc Museum showcases the authentic and diverse culture of the different tribes of Mountain Province including those of Ifugao, Kalinga, and Abra.

It houses various artifacts, old photos, weaving materials, farming tools, indigenous armaments such as spears, and many more. There is also an outdoor display of Bontoc’s native houses, built out of cogon grass and stonewalls.

If you are looking for a souvenir, they have a shop selling personalized t-shirts, necklaces, and beads, including books and photos. This is one of the best places to glimpse ancient Mountain Province products.

• Entrance Fee: Php 65
• Location: Within Bontoc Town Center
• Opening Time: 8:00 am -5:00pm (Mon-Sat), 3:30 pm-5:00pm (Sun)

19. Lake Angtadan 

Lake Angtadan lies atop a mountain covered with mossy forests. These forests shelter numerous species of flowering plants and orchids as well as endemic fauna species.

To get here, one needs to hike for five to six hours from barangay Bekigan.

Trails are not yet fully established. Only a few hunters and locals are able to glimpse of its beauty. This lake also feeds a brook leading to barangay Saclit, providing water for its rice terraces.

This is one of the remotest tourist spots in Mountain Province.

• Entrance Fee:  None
• Guide Fee:  Donation
• Jump-off:  Brgy Bekigan, Sadanga, Mt Province
• Trekking Time:  More or less a day

20. Mt. Polis

Considered as the most popular hiking destination in Bauko, Mt Polis renders a breathtaking view of the municipalities of Sagada, Sabangan, and Bontoc in Mountain Province.

Beautiful rice terraces and gigantic mountains can also be seen here.

To get to its summit, one needs to trek for about an hour from the road. During the early morning, an entrancing sea of cloud formations occasionally appears.

To date, the mountain is among the fast-rising tourist spots in Mountain Province.

• Location/Jump-off: Bauko, Mt Province
• Trekking Time: 1 hours

Where to Stay in Bontoc, Mountain Province?

Among the budget-friendly and popular options are:

• Archog Hotel and Restaurant
• Mountain Hotel and Restaurant
• Churya-an Hotel
• New Bontoc Hotel
• Walter Clapp Hotel and Restaurant

Where to Stay in Sagada, Mountain Province?

Among the popular options are:

• Sagada Heritage Village
• Agape Log Cabin and Restaurant
• Sagada Salt and Pepper Inn and Restaurant
• Coffee Heritage House and Hostel
• Treasure Rock Inn and Resto Bar
• Rice Homestay

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If you need further information that may help in setting up your itinerary to the tourist spots in Mountain Province, simply ask them in the comment section below.

You can also message us on our Facebook page namely, Daniel’s Eco-Travels . I will be more than glad and willing to answer them whenever I can:)

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mt. Binaratan is in Kalinga sir. not in natonin

VINARATAN IS IN MAJUKAYONG AND MAJUKAYONG IS PART OF NATONIN ALTHOUGH IT IS BOUNDED BY DAKALAN, THE SLOPING PART WHERE KAVUNYEN ORDERED THE BIRDS TO BE QUIET IS ON THE MAJUKAYONG SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN, BUT IT IS A PART OF THE GRAND CORDILLERA AND THE PRESERVATION OF VINARATAN IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY

Hi can you I please gather some info about your travels in Sadanga Mt. Province

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(Besao, Mountain Province, Philippines) – Blessed with spectacular viewpoints and panoramic views of lush mountain slopes, the town of Besao is definitely a potential tourist destination in Mountain Province.

Besao Travel Guide

If you are in Sagada and you have ample time to explore another interesting destination, then you should consider visiting the mountainous terrain of Besao. Although the tourism industry of this town is not yet developed, visitors will be amazed at the beauty and breathtaking landscapes of this place.

Where is Besao?

Besao is located in the westernmost part of the Mountain Province. Tubo and Abra surround it from the northern part and Tadian guards it in the southern part.

Sagada and Quirino enclose it from the eastern and western part, respectively. It is located 150 kilometers from Baguio City and 28 Kms from Bontoc – the capital town of the Mountain province.

How to get to Besao, Mountain Province

Besao is 28 kilometers from the capital town of Bontoc and accessible via Besao-Sagada Road and Besao-Tadian Road. If you miss the Bus ride from Bontoc, Jeepney for hire are available in Sagada going to Besao.

For a solo traveler, it would be best advised to patch up with another group of travelers; it would be more convenient that way.

Are you planning to visit Besao in Mountain Province?

After exploring the more popular town of Sagada, it would be a great idea to go Visiting Besao in Mountain Province. The area has a very peculiar background and culture. The word “Buso” from Ilocano means ‘head-hunter.’ The people close to these mountains believed that early “Besaos” were the fierce head-hunters and later the word evolved to be called “Besao.” It is also said that this place used to be the home of the fierce tribe that had a lineage of actually the most elite warlocks and head-hunters.

The lands of Besao

It lays at the western part of the Mountain Province, where it’s bounded by Tubo, Abra on North, Tadian on the Southern side, Sagada on its Eastern side and Quirino, Ilocos Sur located on its Western side. It’s nearly 28 kilometers far from Bontoc, which is the capital of Mountain Province, while 8 kilometers is the distance that it has from Sagada.

The entire Besao town is settled on forest lands, where 52.02% is classified as the forest reserve, while 25.95% comes under timberlands and 22.03% is still unclassified forest. However, the land use at present shows that there are many built-up areas in this municipality, while 10% of the entire area of the region is utilized for agricultural purposes.

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There are currently no DOT accredited hotels, Inns and Hostels in Besao.

Things to do and see in Besao

Besao is known to be a place where greenery is all around and the view is marvelous. Anyone who comes here is captivated not by the idea of head-hunters but the serene natural beauty that it has to offer. Most of the time, adventure enthusiasts choose this town for the sole reason of trekking and mountaineering opportunities. Here are some of the tourist attractions and fun things to do in Besao:

• The Stone Calendar of Gueday
• St. Benedict’s Parish Church
• The Besao Sunset
• Mt. Mogao View Deck
• Mt. Calvary
• Baknad Rice Terraces
• World War II “Fox Holes”
• The Banao Lakes
• Kit-kitaw-eng Falls
• Hanging Coffins of Sagada: A dying Igorot tradition
• Spending Holy Week in Sagada
• 5 Reasons why you should visit Sagada
• Sagada Travel Guide: 10 Things you should know about Sagada

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The town of Sabangan is known for its clean fresh waters of the Kapangdan river traversing through mountains and rice terraces which provide natural swimming, picnic and camping areas. Aside from that, one can also be rewarded by the amazing view of the Dagiwdiw rice terraces and the panoramic view of Sabangan if seen from the best vantage point.

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Gagayam festival.

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This cultural festival which was conceptualized in March 2007 coincides with the annual Town Fiesta in honor of the town’s patron Saint Joseph the Worker. The festival aims to revive and promote culture among the young generation.

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