Entitled as Luzon Island’s highest mountain and a border of 3 provinces intertwined together at its peak, the Mount Pulag sits peacefully at the lands of Benguet, Philippines.

Reaching the heights of 2,926 Meters above sea level and 10.8 miles long, the Mount Pulag is the third highest mountain in the Philippines. One of the most favourite mountains of campers and hikers alike due to its famous “Sea of Clouds” and the magical sights of the Milky Way galaxy at dawn, where tourists are given the opportunity to witness such other-worldly scenery.

The mountain also has other to offer such as the Kabayan Mummy Caves, which is considered a Philippine National Culture Treasure. This is where the Ibaloi natives mummify their dead relatives and bury them in the caverns inside the mountain. Aside from the ibaloi natives, other indigenous groups such as Kalanguya, Kankana-eys, Karao, Ifugaos and Ilocanos also live within the mountain.

Hiking guides and tours are always readily available if you ever decide to climb Mount Pulag’s summit. It is also a great choice for beginners who want to experience a challenging yet fun hike to Luzon’s highest peak.