Top Things to do in Benguet Province
6 Mountains in Benguet Province That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Benguet Province, Philippines including Mount Ugo, Mt. Pigingan, Mt. Pulag National Park, Mount Tabayoc, Mount Jumbo, Mount Ulap.
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1. Mount Ugo
2. Mt. Pigingan
3. Mt. Pulag National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By onlineguru - Bhilai, India
Mt. Pulag stands as Luzon’s highest peak,at 2,926 meters above sea level.visitors can catch glimpses of the Milky Way Galaxy at dawn . Referred as Sea of clouds. Very nice Picturesque > Four trails take you up the mountain for for few you need prior permission from DENR. Its also famous International destination for people who love nature , hike and galaxy.
4. Mount Tabayoc
5. Mount Jumbo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By I2461TSashleyp
Locally known as Mount Yangbew, this hike is a wonderful trip off the beaten path. I recommend going early in the morning as the colors of the sky are beautiful at that time. The afternoons are often cloudy. The hike is short but hard and completely worth it. There are a few parking spaces up the cemented part of the road. After that street parking is available on the shoulder before turning up to Yangbew.
6. Mount Ulap
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By maevelenasendin - Baguio, Philippines
Whether you are looking for bonding with family or just plain nature trip, this is a wonderful trail to experience and explore both. Super worth every penny to complete the trail. Trail is rated 3/10 but I will say it is 4 or 5 for beginners like us. Some tips on mountain climbing techniques are a must, like keep a pace that suits your body, don’t drink too much water at once, just enough to keep your throat wet, breathe through nose and not mouth come in handy when you are doing any climbing activity. Most important start early as sun can take a toll even if temp is 12 to 15 deg. We arrived at 9 and finished by 1:30pm, of course with numerous stops to catch a breath or sooth our aching muscles.
