Mount Pulag
The Mount Pulag is considered as the highest mountain in Luzon Island and it sits on the border of three provinces entwined at its summit.
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PUBLISHED November 17, 2016
PHOTOGRAPHY and WORDS BY MARIANO SAYNO
Are you ready to explore the stunning landscape of Kabayan in the Benguet Province? This small town is most famous for its role as a base camp for the third-highest peak in the Philippines, Mount Pulag. But Kabayan is also home to centuries-old mummies, which makes the town all the more fascinating.
The Kabayan mummy burial caves are a National Cultural Treasure and a major tourist attraction. The mummies have started to decay over the years, but thankfully foreign archeologists have joined the preservation campaign. As a result, the Mummy Caves were recognized as one of the 100 Most Endangered Sites in the world.
The Kabayan mummy burial caves are a National Cultural Treasure and a major tourist attraction. The mummies have started to decay over the years, but thankfully foreign archeologists have joined the preservation campaign. As a result, the Mummy Caves were recognized as one of the 100 Most Endangered Sites in the world.
After you’ve explored the mummy caves, it’s time to set off for Mount Pulag. Standing tall at 2,926 metres, the third-highest peak in the country—it’s an awe-inspiring sight to behold. Trekking to the summit and watching the stunning sunrise is an experience you won’t soon forget. From the peak, you can also admire the otherworldly mountain ranges of Benguet.
Whether you’re looking for adventure, cultural exploration, or simply to take in the breathtaking scenery, Kabayan promises an unforgettable experience.
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