Mount Malindang

Little known and little explored, Mount Malindang National Park is a densely forested region that offers some tough trekking and the opportunity to see rare species such as the Tarsier and flying lemur.

There are actually four main peaks in Mount Malindang National Park: North Peak, South Peak, Mount Ampiro and Mount Malindang itself, which is the tallest at 2404 m. The area was extensively logged before being declared a national park in 1971, so most of the forest growth today is relatively new. There’s a long-established tribal group living in the park, the Subanon, whom you may well encounter at their Lake Duminagat settlement. They consider Mount Malindang their tribal homeland and source of strength. The best time to visit the park is during the months of January to April when the trails are dry.

You need a permit (P200) to enter the park, which is available from the Protected Area Office (t088/531-2184) at the back of the Provincial Capitol Building in Orquieta, a one-hour bus ride north from Ozamiz. A guide is essential and can be arranged here for P1500 a day.

A splendid sunset view of Mt. Malindang, taken from Iligan Bay onboard MV Filipinas Iligan.

I spent a week here...like a hermit. Most wonderful soul-shaking experience ever!

Such a wonderful place😘 nature is simply spectacular and majestic!!

Very nice place. I've been here back in 2017

There are still places in Misamis Occidental that look pristine and verdant. The foothills of Mt. Malindang National Park look amazing.

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So beautiful overlooking Panguil Bay... Lush Forests

Our magnificent mountain ranges with Lake Duminagat resting on its heart.

Its a very beautiful place to live

has a great view of panguil bay.

This volcano is potentially active.

I love thise place because I live in clarin mizamis occ

Kung nature-lover ka, this js the place to go.

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