Bukidnon

Built around fertile highland farmland, Bukidnon grew into one of Mindanao’s leading agricultural provinces. Set on the broad Bukidnon Plateau in central Mindanao, it is defined by cool uplands, cultivated fields and mountain horizons rather than the Philippines’ usual coastal setting. The Pulangi River crosses the province, while the Kitanglad Range forms a major northern highland landmark. Bukidnon is home to several Indigenous peoples, and Malaybalay hosts the Kaamulan Festival, a cultural gathering associated with the province’s seven hill tribes. Pineapple plantations, maize farms and roadside markets underline its role in the island’s food supply. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Bukidnon.

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