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Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park adventures

Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park Adventures

Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park is a premier ecological site in the Philippines, renowned for its diverse wildlife and towering mountain peaks, offering exceptional hiking and bird-watching opportunities.

74,000
Acres Protected
Approximately 50
Miles of Trails
30,000
Annual Visitors
1990
Year Established

About Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park

Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park
 

Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park is located in Northern Mindanao, Philippines. It features a variety of landscapes, including dense forests and elevated mountain ranges. The highest peak, Mount Dulang-Dulang, is one of the tallest in the country, providing challenging trails for experienced hikers. As a major biodiversity hotspot, the park is home to a range of endemic species, including the critically endangered Philippine eagle. Human cultural influences are present as local indigenous communities, such as the Talaandig tribe, inhabit the area, contributing to the park’s unique cultural fabric. Visitors can explore the park's extensive trail network, which passes through lush forests and offers vistas of the mountainous terrain. One of the park's highlights is its bird-watching opportunities, given the rich avian diversity. The park is a symbol of both natural beauty and conservation efforts in the Philippines.

Highlights

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Mount Dulang-Dulang, the second-highest peak in the Philippines

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Habitat of the Philippine eagle, a national symbol

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Rich cultural heritage of the indigenous Talaandig community

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Panoramic views from the summit of Mount Kitanglad

Notable Natural Features

Mount Dulang-Dulang

Famed for its challenging ascent and breathtaking views at the summit.

Philippine Eagle Habitat

Critical area for the conservation and protection of this endangered species.

Cultural Sites of the Talaandig

Experience traditional practices and crafts of the indigenous communities.