Get DirectionsSee the last of the remaining rainforests in the Philippines by hiking up Mt. Kitanglad, an inactive volcano known as the fourth highest mountain in the country. Kitanglad’s name comes from a folktale that tells of a massive flood submerging the mountain, leaving just an area the size of a lemongrass plant, or ‘tanglad,’ visible. It is considered the ancestral domain of several old cultural communities, and is the home world’s biggest flower ‘Rafflesia schadenbergiana.’AddressSumilao, BukidnonContact DetailsMobile: Honolu Marie C. Cruzin – Tourism Officer +63 917 432 9900Email: [email protected]Operational HoursAlways openBest time to visitAnytime, but ensure that you secure a permit from the Protected Area and Management Bureau (PAMB) office located in the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources (PENRO) Compound, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.How to get thereFrom the Agora Bus Terminal in Cagayan de Oro, take a bus bound for Malaybalay City. Afterward, ride a jeep to Sitio Intavas, Impasugong. Note that only the names listed in the secured permit are allowed entry to the premises.Things to-doMountain climbing, hiking, forest bathing, bird-watching