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            [Title] => 4 Mystical Lakes of Kabayan 
            [Content] => Nestled at the foot of the mighty Mt. Pulag is the small and quiet town of Kabayan. This town, known as being mysterious and even eerie, is home to multiple burial caves and the famous Kabayan Mummies but aside from this it secretly hides 4 lakes that are equally mysterious and filled with local folklore and mythology.

 

These lakes, surrounded by pine and mossy forests and mountains are scenic and peaceful making it ideal for a relaxing camping experience with good friends. At night the sky opens up to a multitude of stars shining brightly, setting the mood for a session of catching a shooting star or just simply sitting by the camp light to exchange stories or to hear your local guides share tales of their forefathers who once ruled the area. All this while you enjoy a warm cup of coffee or a good meal together with amazing comapany. A perfect and meaningfull adventure.

 

In addition to the lakes we will also be visiting Mt. Timbak, one of the highest peaks in the cordilleras and home to some burial caves.

 

The hiking required in this adventure is relatively light and pleasant making it ideal for begginer hikers who want to experience camping outdoors.

 
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Sitting on a plateau in the middle of the Cordilleras, the small town of Bakun,Benguet is the perfect setting for a three-day mountain adventure. With its poblacion serving as a base camp, climbers can go on day-hikes to any of the three surrounding mountains: Mt. Lubo with its dense forests, Mt. Kabunian and its hallowed grounds, and Mt. Tenglawan with its long and arduous hike.



Bakun Trio is a three-in-one package, with each mountain offering different experiences and varying degrees of difficulty. But the beauty of the setting and the excitement on the trail are constant. Expect to traverse hanging bridges over raging rivers, see cascading waterfalls splashing down the verdant landscape, and even visit a sacred burial ground shrouded in mist. Of course, breathtaking views from each of the summits are mandatory.



At the end of each day-hike, you’ll be able to take a shower, eat a warm meal, and sleep on a good bed back at the Bakun poblacion. There’s nothing like a hot mug of chocolate in the chilly Cordillera air to cap off a day of adventure.



Did you know?

Mt. Kabunian is named after the highest deity on the Kankana-ey and Ibaloi pantheon of gods. Kabunian is the father of lesser gods and all of mankind.

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            [Content] => With its coral reefs and rich culture, Bali and Lombok are famous for its diving and surfing scene. But beyond the sea, you’ll find hiking destinations that will make your experience in the island even more memorable.



On the first, day the group will have the time to head to the beach to ride the waves. The sunrise in Gunung Batur is the first activity on the second day, followed by a tour around Bali. Gunung Batur, standing at 1,717 meters above sea level, is an active volcano that provides a 360-degree view of the nearby Lake Batur and its neighboring mountains. Afterwards, we take a tour along coffee plantations, and through Ubud village where one can witness the ancient art of batik weaving, a technique of wax-resist dyeing applied to whole cloth.



Standing at 3,706 meters above sea level, Mt. Rinjani is one of the most popular adventure destinations in Indonesia, becauseof its rich biodiversity. Thousands of hikers and mountain climbers take this beautiful pilgrimage to the summit of Mt. Rinjani very year. As such, this area is protected by the Gunung Rinjani National Park. One can encounter Lutungs, (ebony leaf monkeys), and Bodok Alas (a rare type of leopard), in their natural habitat. At the mountain’s peak, hikers will be rewarded with amazing views of the sunrise, as well as the volcanic crater lake called Segara Anak, or "Child of the Sea" due to the blue waters in the caldera.



Mt. Rinjani is considered as one of the best-kept secrets in South East Asia. So what are you waiting for? Come over to Indonesia and take on this fascinating adventure with Trail Adventours!
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Going to Batad via Bangaan is a much more exciting way to get there. The hike is fairly easy but reveal an incrdible view the nearby mountains and numerous rice terraces including the Bangaan rice terraces which is also a UNESCO inscribed site. Along the way you get to meet locals with whom you can share a drink and some stories.



Once in Batad you explore it's poblacion and watch the locals in their everyday activities. Pounding rice, planting or harvesting crops, carving and, if one is lucky, watch some of the last weavers weave a traditional attire. In Batad you will also visit the beautiful Tapiyah Falls with it's water droping nearly 60 meters. You may wish to take a dip in it's cold water or watch a rainbow appear amidst the mist created because of the power of the waterfalls.

 
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Trekking to Batad is not about reaching a summit or mere sight-seeing. The trip is intended to be more than a physical challenge or escapade; by traveling to Batad, you can experience the richness of the Philippine’s natural resources and get a glimpse at the indigenous culture.
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At the start of the three to four-day trek, hikers will need to cross the Tanabag river several times; however, the guides from the local Batak tribe have an intimate knowledge of the river, and can pinpoint the best places to cross. There is also an opportunity to visit the Batak village, where one can marvel at the Pulang Bato section of the river.



After the river, the trail to the summit is straightforward and well-established. During this phase, hikers can take in the astonishing array of flora and fauna that Palawan is known for. Of course, the view from the summit is the crowning glory of the entire climb. With clear skies, you can get an almost 360-degree panorama of Palawan: Mt. Victoria to the south, Mt. Kapoas to the north, and the Puerto Princesa City proper to the southeast.



Did you know?

The Batak tribe, the indigenous inhabitants of Cleopatra’s Needle, has a dwindling population of less than 200. Ecotourism activities such as mountain climbing provide a sustainable source of livelihood for its members.
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Those who reach the summit of the mountain are rewarded with a magnificent view of the Sierra Madre mountain range and the province of Rizal. Upon descent and a little rest in the Barangay Hall comes a scenic and leisurely walk to the river on the other side of the village. The sight of the river’s sparkling waters, coupled with the majestic white rocks and cliffs that border it, is sure to soothe any climber’s fatigue. One may choose to swim in the river or simply lie on a large, smooth rock, relish the sights, and let the river’s cool currents massage one’s tired legs.



Pack up and get ready for a jam-packed adventure with Trail Adventours at Mt. Daraitan!

 





 
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            [Content] => Standing 3952 masl, Jade mountain also known as Yushan is the highest mountain in Taiwan.  It’s located within the Yushan National Park that offers great views of the central mountains making the hike extra spectacular. With its ridges and gorges, one can definitely feel that thrill of adventure on the trails of this mountain. At the summit, one can overlook breathtaking views of the Taiwan Strait and the Pacific Ocean as the Sun rises from the horizon. 



This is ideal for those who wish to try high altitude climbing. With its elevation, almost 1000 meters higher than Mt. Apo, this is one the best mountains to experience high altitude climbing. 



After the hike, we will have a one day opportunity to explore Taipei! With your Adventure Guides, you will have the option to explore the city or to be able to a day hike to make your Taiwan adventure even more memorable.  



Disclaimer: Jade mountain is the only mountain in Taiwan that practices a lottery system. This is a process wherein they raffle out all the reservations and those who are drawn are the ones to be given permits to hike. With our scheduled hike, Thursday to Friday, there's a strong chance for the team to be chosen.  
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Kibungan, Benguet, is a quiet mountain-top municipality situated just 62 kilometers north of Baguio City. The deep ravines, tall pine ridges, and cool atmosphere give the place the feel of a foreign country – of course, the rice terraces carved into the slope by native hands serve to remind visitors that this scenic town is still very much within the Philippines.



Several trails crisscross the town and its many mountains, including some footpaths that lead down into La Union and Ilocos Sur. But the most popular of these trails is the Kibungan Circuit, which has two variations. Route 1 is an overnight hike that climbs up to Mt. Tagpaya (1,820 meters above sea level). Once at the peak, hikers can climb down a different path that passes by Lungsad Falls. Route 2 is slightly more challenging and can take up an additional day: from Mt. Tagpaya, hikers can continue on to the higher peaks of Mt. Oten (1,875 MASL) and Mt. Tagpew (2,105 MASL).



On a clear day, the Kibungan Circuit offers majestic views of the rest of Benguet Province, and a sweeping panorama of La Union, Ilocos Sur, and the West Philippine Sea. But even without these sights, hikers looking for some peace and tranquility can be assured of a quiet trek through idyllic forests, mountain ridges, and rice terraces.

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            [Content] => 2 hours from Manila is Mt. Talamitam, knowns as Mt. Batulao's "Little Sister". As with Mt. Batulao it is a popular hiking destination especially for newbie hikers. But aside from hiking to it's summit another exciting outdoor activity can be done on it's slopes.



Close to the foot on this mountain, sorrounded by verdant trees and a waterfall, is an area called Layong Bilog or Layong Bato. This area is the site of 30 meter cliff which is perfect for rapelling. Experience a diiferent way of seeing and experiencing the beautiful sceneries of Mt. Talamitam through a vertical descent of this wall. This exciting outdoor activity great for those looking for a new and thrilling outdoor advenutre.



With our team of highly trained and experienced Adventure Guides  you may rapel alone or with a companion as much as you want and surely you will have an exciting and fun day of adventures.

 
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            [Content] => Get the chance to visit the majestic Maligcong Rice Terraces. Situtated in Bontoc, the historical capital of the Cordilleras and home of the Bontoc tribe, the Maligcong Rice Terraces offers a wonderful experience of nature, culture and adventure. This relaxing trek will get you to trek its famous rice terraces. Also, on this trip you'll get to hike two mountains! Experience the sunset at the summit of Mt. Fato and experience the beautiful sunrise in Mt Kupapey.

 
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            [Content] => A trail in Maragondon is like a walk through Philippine history. More than the adventure that you will get from trekking and climbing, Maragondon Range will give you the opportunity to get a glimpse of the  final moments of one of the most known Philippine heroes, Andres Bonifacio. Maragondon Range is comprised of the two most controversial mountains in Cavite as far as Bonifacio’s life is concerned -- Mt. Buntis and Mt. Nagpatong.

 

Mt. Buntis, according to the locals, is called such because the mountain is shaped like a pregnant woman -- with Mt. Buntis forming the belly and Mt. Pico de Loro and Mt. Palay Palay forming the face. Rising only for about over a hundred meters above sea level, mountaineers consider Mt. Buntis as a hill more than a mountain. But despite its height, Mt. Buntis is surprisingly forested, biodiverse and graced with occasional presence of wild birds and monkeys. Aside from the flora and fauna present in the mountain, you can also get a nice view of the Mariveles range at the summit of Mt. Buntis. Mt. Nagpatong, on the other hand, is a home to Bonifacio Shrine that has just been recently established. Fortunately, the shrine can be accessed by any type of vehicle that is capable to pass through rough roads. The name of the mountain was taken after a rock that is on top of the mountain, locals say. Both mountains claim to be the exeuction site of the Katipunan's Supremo, Andres Bonifacio.

 

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Unknown to many, “Maranat” is actually the name of the falls, which belongs to Mt. Oriod. The falls is a majestic sight to behold. The fruit-bearing trees that abound in the area, and the cascading water from the falls, framed by fallen logs, make for a relaxing experience. One may even take a refreshing swim in the cool waters.



With its accessibility and affordability, and the challenge and beauty it offers, Mt. Maranat is becoming a favorite destination among outdoor enthusiasts, especially for those who seek to commune with nature in the outskirts of the city.
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            [Content] => Features and other highlights:

View of the Sierra Madre Mountain Range

Good for kids

Two hikes in one day 

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            [Content] => Southern Mindanao is home to some of the Philippines’ most awe-inspiring natural attractions, including the highest of all Philippine peaks: Mt. Apo, often the leading entry in every local adventurer’s bucket list. But if reaching the summit of the country’s highest mountain is not enough for you, then Mindanao 3-2-1 may be enough to satiate your hunger for adventure.



The Mindanao 3-2-1 expedition offers a chance to explore three neighboring mountains in one trip: Mt. Apo, Mt. Kitanglad, and Mt. Dulang-Dulang. Traversing these mountains — which, tackled individually, already present a challenge to mountaineers — makes for a very rewarding experience to those who dare take on the Mindanao 3-2-1 challenge.



Enjoy the spectacle of thriving flora and fauna and be amazed by the cultural heritage of its people. Let the seasoned explorers of Trail Adventours help you get through this adventure and make the most out of an unforgettable trip.



Highlights:

• Summiting the three highest mountain in Mindanao and three of the highest

mountains in the Philippines.
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With its panoramic views and diverse scenery, Mt. Apo offers an adventure of a lifetime. The area features an array of landscapes, virgin forests, crags, rivers, lakes, mossy swamps, volcanic structures, and crater of sulphuric deposits.



Climbing the country’s summit is not to be taken lightly; the trail to the mountaintop is not advisable for beginners. It takes about three to four days for a hiker to reach the summit and get back to the plains. Yet, the sunrise at the highest point of the Philippines is truly a marvelous sight to behold.



Did you know?

Mt. Apo is the habitat of some of the rarest kinds of animals in the country. If you are lucky, you may even get a close encounter with the Philippine Eagle.
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In spite of the fantastical stories surrounding the mountain, hikers are not deterred from exploring the promising Mt. Arayat. The trail’s difficulty level is rated 4 out of 10. It can be considered a challenging hike for beginners and easy-to-moderate level for seasoned mountain climbers. Mt. Arayat is a perfect getaway for those who are looking for a fascinating day-trip adventure.



Did you know?

Before hikers discovered the beauty and wonders of Mt. Arayat, the locals believed that a fairy or god - depending on the version of the story - called Mariang Sinukuan or Sucu inhabited the area.
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Join us as we Share Life Outdoors in one day at Mt. Ayaas!
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Mt. Balingkilat offers the same rocky, grassy and windy features like other western mountains of Luzon such as Mt. Cinco Picos. With little tree cover, there are also steep parts in the final legs of the trail. Before, it would usually be a two-day affair but a day-hike is much preferable because of the opportunity to climb its “sister mountain,” Mt. CincoPicos, in one weekend. Mt. Balingkilat is a challenging dayhike climb. The challenge is the intense exposure to the sun that makes it difficult to climb. Dim-trekking or hiking in the early morning or late afternoon is the best strategy to climb Mt. Balingkilat.



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The mountain is part of the Sierra Madre range, with the jump-off point at Tanay, Rizal – just two hours away from Manila by jeep. The trail takes hikers through rice fields, before commencing on a steep but relatively quick ascent up the mountain face that goes past wooded areas and beautiful rock formations. Near the end of the trail is Mapatag plateau (645 meters above sea level) with its windswept grassland slopes that are excellent for camping and picnics. Those looking for more of a

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The trail to the summit is not too exhausting. Safety isn’t an issue either as the area is populated by friendly and hospitable locals. You don’t need to bring a lot on your climb Batulao - just a sense of fun and adventure. So, go ahead and hike at the mountain that holds one of the most captivating scenery in the country. Share life outdoors at Mt. Batulao!
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The trail to the summit is not too exhausting. Safety isn’t an issue either as the area is populated by friendly and hospitable locals. You don’t need to bring a lot on your climb Batulao - just a sense of fun and adventure. So, go ahead and hike at the mountain that holds one of the most captivating scenery in the country. Share life outdoors at Mt. Batulao!



 
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For those who want to experience something new, Mt. Binacayan has minor bouldering parts which makes this destination challenging for some beginners. Along the trail, you can see different rock formations, and at the top you can catch the magnificent sea of clouds as the sun rises over the town in the morning.



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Come join us in exploring the gateway of the Sierra Madre and sharing life outdoors, only in Trail Adventours!
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Most of the trail is composed of ultramafic rocks which can be slippery at times, although the surrounding trees offer enough handholds. Along the way, hikers pass through streams, forests, and a waterfall that come alive during the rainy season. Throughout the climb, hikers are also treated to a wonderful bird’s-eye view of the beaches below.



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Did you know?

The Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park is one of three UNESCO natural World Heritage Sites in the Philippines. The other two are Mt. Hamiguitan in Davao Oriental, and the Tubbataha Reefs in the Sulu Sea.
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            [Content] => Imagine: you are standing at the rim of a massive caldera, looking over a vast expanse of sand. In the middle lie seven craters, with Mt. Bromo, an active volcano puffing out wisps of white smoke into a quickly lightening sky. In the distance looms Mt. Semeru, the tallest mountain in Java, spewing out its own plume of ash. As the sunrise crests the eastern rim, the entire vista is suffused in a subtle golden light.



This magical scene awaits those who journey into Indonesia’s Tengger Massif, a volcanic complex born from hundreds of separate eruptions across several millennia. A trip up nearby Mt. Penanjakan on foot or via 4x4 jeep (or even horseback!) brings you the best vantage point to witness the Tengger Massif’s fearsome beauty. Then, you can travel across the “Sea of Sand” to Mt. Bromo and the burning heart of the caldera. After a visit to the Hindu temple at the foot of the

volcano, a short hike up brings you to the very edge of the sulfurous crater. 



This trip may not be as physically intensive as others, but a visit to this rugged landscape is sure to be an unforgettable experience.



Did you know?

Mt. Bromo is named after the Hindu god Brahma. The volcano is sacred to the local

Tenggerese people, who throw sacrifices of rice, fruit, and livestock into the crater

once a year.



Package Rate: USD 550 or PHP 28,600

*For payment in USD please contact coby@trailadventours.com 
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            [Content] => One of the most recently active volcanoes in the country, Mt. Bulusan which is located in the province of Sorsogon in the Bicol Region offers thrill seekers and adventurers an experience that surely they won’t forget. Having just recently erupted last 2012, Mt. Bulusan is now open again for hiking and trekking. The volcano is a magnificent site to see because of the scenery it possesses which can be compared to the surface found in Mars. Standing at 1565 masl, Mt. Bulusan sure is challenging for seasoned and veteran climbers.



The climb and trek towards the summit of the volcano starts from kayaking through the famous Bulusan Lake. The rewards that Mt. Bulusan offers to its visitors include the rich biodiversity of flora and fauna that covers the premises and the hot springs that are scattered around the volcano’s bounds. Of course, what mountain adventure can be completed without a breathtaking view from the summit? Mt. Bulusan is home to marvellous scenery that can be seen from its summit that is sure to make every climber’s experience memorable and rewarding.



Let Trail Adventours guide you through climbing the Philippines’ 4th most active volcano and make the most of the experience of staying in the Southernmost part of the Luzon island.

 
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At Trail Adventours, the Mt. CincoPicos trip is done as a day-hike. The trail difficulty is rated five out of ten, with ten being the hardest, and can definitely pose a challenge even to seasoned mountaineers. The mountain offers a lot of things to every adventurer – a glimpse of nature’s beauty, an exhilarating hiking experience, and of course the thrill of witnessing five beautiful peaks all in one day!



Did you know?

The name of Mt. Cinco Picos was derived from its five beautiful peaks that many mountaineers admire today.

 
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            [Content] => Aside from Mt. Gulugod-Baboy, Mt. Daguldol is also a top choice for hikers who want to be near the sea. Located in San Juan, Batangas, Mt. Daguldol has really established its position as one of the best mountains to go to if you aren’t just for treks and trails, but also for basking in the sun while swimming in the sea. 



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Although owned privately, local guides were able to coordinate with the authorities to use the place as a campsite. In the midst of all the greenery, one can set up and enjoy a picnic. On the summit, a good view of Batangas and Mindoro will leave you in awe.
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On your climb, remember to show respect to the Talaandigtribesfolk.The Mt. Dulang-Dulang – Mt. Kitanglad traverse takes you to deeper into the Kitanglad traverse of the mountain range.

 

The Mt.Dulang-Dulang to Mt.Kitanglad traverse is a home to a variety of fauna and flora, some of  which are endangered such as the bird locally called  “tusing” which is endemic.The Philippine Serpent Eagle and the Philippine Sparrow Hawk find refuge in the large uninhabited part of the mountain range. It is one of the most challenging climbs in the country.

 

As two of the highest mountains of the Philippines, the stunning scenery and mystical location of Mts. Dulang-Dulang and Kitanglad  make them stand out among the other mountains in the Kitanglad range.
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            [Content] => Mt. Everest, the mountain of all mountains, is every hikers dream destination. It is one of man's greatest challenges and yet draws thousands risking life and limb to reach it's glorious summit.



But for many, just a glimpse of this imposing mountain is worth the long journey. A hike to Mt. Everest Base Camp (EBC) is a hike of a lifetime with it's trails passing through the beauty of the himalayan mountains and of Nepalese culture. During this journey we will pass by imposing snow covered peaks, cross dangling hanging bridges, see raging rivers and waterfalls. We will also be given a chance to know a little about the local way of life as our night's and a few days will be spent in local villages with it's traditional coffee shops, religous structures and even monateries still being used.



We have crafted an itinerary that gives everyone a high success rate to reach the Everest Base Camp! 



Join Trail Adventours on it's 18 day hike to the Everest Base Camp and let's have an adventure of a lifetime.



Package Rate: USD 1,750 or PHP 99,000



*For payment in USD please contact coby@trailadventours.com 
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We have crafted an itinerary that includes a day hike in Kanto Region, and a two day hike to Mt Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan which stands 3,776 masl. Tours around Japan, food tripping and hiking is definitely a great way to experience the best of Japan. 



See you in Japan!

 
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Compared to its neighboring mountains such as Mt. Pamitinan and Mt. Ayaas, Mt. Hapunang Banoi can be more difficult but the challenge will keep you hyped and going. If lucky, one might even catch a glimpse of eagles at the peak.

           

After enjoying the hike, one can make a side trip to Wawa Dam or also known as Montalban Dam and refresh oneself by taking a dip or buy some food within the area.
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In this mountain there’s also a chance for you to see a Philippine Deer, Wild Pigs, the Mindoro Cloud Rat as well as a number of bird species which are endemic to the island.

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The journey towards the peak of the mountain can be an experience to get closer to nature. Aside from the natural beauty that it possesses, Mt. Kalawitan is also home to a thriving culture of indigenous people. To try the food cooked by locals and to dance with them around a bonfire with gongs will definitely take your whole journey to a different level. The experience of climbing the mountain is not only a memorable adventure but a learning experience as well. The adventurers who have already been on top of the mountain can be a witness of the knowledge about nature and culture that Mt. Kalawitan has imparted to them.

 

Come and take on the challenge of climbing up one of Northern Luzon’s highest peaks and be rewarded by the natural beauty that Mt. Kalawitan can offer its visitors as well as be welcomed by the locals living within the mountain. This experience can be made possible by the help of Trail Adventours.
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Have a sumptuous lunch prepared by the Dumagat tribe, the locals of the area and summed up by a refreshing dip on the waterfalls after the hike!
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            [Content] => If you are looking for a hiking adventure outside the Philippines that’s not too far, then one of the mountains that Trail Adventours highly recommends is Mt. Kerinci. Mt. Kerinci or Mt. Kerintji is located in Sumatra, Indonesia. Standing at 3, 805 masl, it is the second highest mountain in the said country, and the second highest volcano in the Southeast Asia region. The mountain is also referred to as Peak of Indrapura. To those who are looking for a whole new level of nature trip, Mt. Kerinci is a perfect destination. The mountain serves as a home to Sumatran rhinos, tigers and elephants. Mt. Kerinci is very rich in natural resources. In fact, aside from forests, it also has a total of 15 great lakes. In order to reach the summit, a mountaineer must be prepared to trek through lush tropical rainforests for 7 hours and 3 hours on gravel and sand. This may be challenging to some hikers, but the overall experience is definitely worth it.



Package Rate: USD 400 or PHP 22,000

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The Trail Adventours team will use the Machame Trail which is a 7 day-hike which gives enough time for hikers to acclimitize and at the same time enjoy the natural beauty of Mt. Kilimanjaro and Africa.



Scaling Mt. Kilimanjaro is trully an adventure of a life time and at the same time a crowning moment for every hiker as one can pride him or herself as having climbed one of the Seven Summits and the Roof of Africa.



Package Rate: USD 2,500 or PHP 130,000

*For payment in USD please contact coby@trailadventours.com 



 
 

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            [Content] => Here comes your best chance to experience hiking in snow! Hike to the top of Australia’s highest peak and tick it off your bucket list with one of the 7 Summits of the World!



Considered one of the best walks in the world, the trek to Mt. Kosciuszko’s summit during winter is definitely a one-of-a-kind adventure. This hike is specially catered to those who wish to experience snow trekking alongside snow-capped mountains but don’t have much time to spend in the outdoors (it only takes half a day to complete the trek). It is perfect for those who wish to try using snow crampons while walking in below 0 C and be welcomed in a cozy place to spend the night with a comfortable and warm bed after the hike.



This trip also gives you an opportunity to try winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding.



Be part of our Trail Adventours team as we head to Australia’s highest summit this August 2018! 



Package Rate: USD 740.00 

*For payment in USD please contact coby@trailadventours.com 
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One of the most popular day-trip and summer destinations, Mt. Maculot is located at the heart of Batangas. Easily identifiable for its terminating east side, which forms a cliff that offers great challenge for rock climbing enthusiasts, it is considered a landmark for locals and travelers.



The mountain has three destinations: Rockies, the summit, and the Grotto, all of which can be covered by a traverse day-hike. The Rockies is the most popular among the three for it stands beside the world-famous Taal Lake. Most climbers head to the Rockies and only 5% of hikers trek the traverse.



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Makiling has plenty of surprises in store for hikers of every background. The trail goes through well-preserved forests teeming with wildlife, including plenty of limatik (leeches) that make the hike interesting. Parts of the trail are very narrow and can be described as “obstacle courses” that force you to do a bit of stretching and contorting. The most challenging portion is the steep ascent up Melkas Ridge that requires hikers to grab on to fixed ropes and loose branches in order to help

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After climbing Makiling’s twin peaks, the descent down the other side of the mountain provides a glimpse of Los Banos and the nearby towns, as well as of Laguna Lake. Near the bottom is the Makiling nursery where tired hikers can buy refreshments such as fresh buko juice. You can also relax at the mudsprings heated by Makiling’s sulfuric vents.



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The easy access to the peak as well as the short distance makes this trek ideal for beginners. The mountain is relatively easy, leaving you more time to enjoy the sights along the way. A white cross atop the peak marks the highest point of the mountain, and trekkers will find that the area resembles a park.



Along the way to the summit, several stations are available for stops or camping. The easy traverse has its trails covered by forests and interesting vegetation. It also passes through local residences that offer fruits, vegetables, and locally grown coffee for sale.
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Mt. Manalmon is a great place for budding adventurers and seasoned hikers alike. The mountain has an elevation of 196 Meters Above Sea Level and it is located in the province of San Miguel, Bulacan. Apart from the mountain itself, some of the nearby attractions include the Madlum Cave and Bayukbok Caves. You can also witness the amazing rock formations found in Madlum River.



Mt. Manalmon is an ideal getaway to any outdoor enthusiasts looking for an easy day-trip. If you want a destination that has historical value coupled with adventure and great landscapes, then Mt. Manalmon is the perfect choice.



Did you know?

Mt. Manalmon is a part of the historical Biak-Na-Bato National Park, which is where "Emilio Aguinaldo established"

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Mt. Marami is often compared to Mt. Pico de Loro because both have enormous rocks and massive composite of pillars and towers. The name of the mountain is coined from the Tagalog term “marami” because the mountain is composed mainly of numerous gigantic rocks. The open trail of the mountain will lead you to experience the “Silyang Bato” which can be found on the summit. If Pico de Loro has Parrot’s Peak, Mt. Marami has Silyang Bato, a gigantic composite of rock pillars that offers a spectacular 360° view of Cavite. Mt. Marami is more challenging than Mt. Pico de Loro.

 

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Mt. Maynoba and Mt. Cayabu is a fairly easy trek that passes through vegetable gardens, woodlands, and an exposed grass land ton your way to the summit. From the summit area, one is greeted by a stunning view of the Sierra Madre mountain range and its multiple peaks. Your descent from the summit offers even more adventure as you will pass by numerous cascades of a waterfall which will be perfect to dip in and cool down amidst the heat and a tiring day of walking.



Come experience with us the adventure that is  Mt. Maynoba, Mt. Cayabu, and Waterfalls!   
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Mt. Paliparan, named as such by its early ancestors, the Dumagat, came from the practice of kite-fights were the winner would win a reward. The reward would usually be crops or livestock.  The area has its history too. During the Japanese occupation, the natives would evade the Japanese soldiers and hide on the numerous caves in the area. Another highlight of the trek is the immersion with the Dumagat tribe. But that’s not all. The last part of the trail would be taking a dip in the relaxing waters of Tungtong falls.
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If time permits, you can even go caving at the Binacayan Cave. Some locals would say it used to be one of the hiding place of the Katipuneros during the Spanish occupation. 
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Mt. Pinatubo is regarded as one of the most popular destinations in the country. Located between Pampanga, Zambales and Tarlac, Mt. Pinatubo boasts of a landscape covered in lahar and boulders, with valleys that serve as home to Aeta Tribesmen. The gem of Mt. Pinatubo, however, is its crater lake, which lies at the end of a 2.5-hour trek. The color of the water changes from blue green to deep blue depending on the season.



Long after its historic 1991 eruption, Mt. Pinatubo has become a place worth traveling to, most especially for people yearning for adventure. Get ready to discover one of the Philippine’s most beautiful destinations with us!



Did you know?

After 600 years of being in deep slumber, Mt. Pinatubo erupted in 1991, discharging tons of sulfur dioxide or lahar in the air. It was one of the most devastating eruptions that happened in the Philippine history, leaving billions worth of crops and thousands of properties covered in lahar.



*Please be informed that hikers aged 60 years and above is required to bring a Medical Certificate stating that he/she is "physically fiy to hike". This is part of the Tourism's policy and they have the right to decline hikers that does not have a Medical Certificate.

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Mt. Pulag is one of the most famous mountains in the Philippines, standing proudly at 2926 masl. It has one of the richest biodiversity in the country, having vast forests full of pines, moss, and grass. It is a mountain worth climbing, both for its challenging trails and its natural beauty.



Trail Adventours offers the climb to the summit through the Ambangeg Trail. Camping* on the mountain is definitely a rewarding experience; you will constantly be surrounded by jaw-dropping views and embraced by the mountain’s cool air. Mt. Pulag offers visitors the thrill, fun, and reward they deserve.

*Please take note that camping is not allowed Friday-Monday.



Did you know?

The natives say that Mt. Pulag is the “playground of the gods.” It has the highest peak in

Luzon and is the third highest mountain in the Philippines.





IMPORTANT REMINDER:

Please be informed that a Medical Certificate stating that you are "physically fit to hike" is a requirement for all hikers as a policy by the DENR. Please obtain one before the hike proper to avoid change from the team's itienerary.  Thank you. 

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Of the four trails that lead up to the summit, the Tawangan trail is said to be the most enchanting. This route takes you through beautiful mossy forests taken straight out of a fairytale. After a few hours of wondering through this forest, you emerge onto picturesque grasslands described by locals as “the playground of the gods.” And as you continue up the mountain, Pulag provides many vantage points from which you can marvel at the beauty of the rest of the Cordilleras. After

spending a chilly night at the campsite near the summit, the experience is topped off by a spectacular view of the sunrise amidst a sea of clouds.



Without a doubt, the wonders of Pulag are a must-see for every Filipino mountain climber.



Note: The Tawangan trail is of moderate difficulty, and travel time from the jumpoff

point to the summit is approximately 10 hours.



Did you know?

The town of Kabayan, Benguet, which serves as the jump-off point for the Tawangan trail, is home to the Ibaloi tribe. If you have free time, you can visit Opdas Burial Cave, where the Ibaloi keep their mummified dead.
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            [Content] => Mount Pulag has earned the distinction of being the highest peak throughout Luzon. There are several trails that can be taken in order to reach the summit of Mt. Pulag. These trails vary according to difficulty, length and features.  One of the most famous trails of Mt. Pulag is known as the Akiki trail. This is considered as one of the most challenging routes in Mt. Pulag. In fact, Akiki trail has been labeled as a ‘killer trail’ because of its steep and ultimately challenging path. Akiki trail consists of 60-70 degree slopes.

 

Aside from the fact that Akiki trail is considered as the ‘hardcore’ level climb, it is also a place where you can experience the diverse trail of pine forest, mossy forest and grass lands in a more in depth fashion. Witness both the sunset and the sunrise from the summit as your second camp is just minutes away from Luzon's highest point. When the adventure is over you can boast of this amazing achievement of reaching Mt. Pulag via the Killer Trail.



IMPORTANT REMINDER:

Please be informed that a Medical Certificate is a must for all hikers as a policy by the DENR. Thank you. 
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Did you know?

The name Anawangin is derived from the wild nuang (Ilocano for carabao) that graze freely on Mt. Pundaquit’s slopes.
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Did you know?

The name Anawangin is derived from the wild nuang (Ilocano for carabao) that graze freely on Mt. Pundaquit’s slopes.
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The trail follows old rough roads and well-established footpaths running up and down the mountains, and takes hikers across seemingly endless swathes of mesmerizing pine and mossy forests. Each of the different peaks – with the highest being Mt. Kokompol at 2,329 meters above sea level – opens up to tantalizing vistas of the surrounding Cordillera Mountains. Along the way, you can easily spot notable landmarks such as Mt. Pulag (you can even spot some of the hikers there on a clear day) and Mt. Sto. Tomas, with some parts of Baguio City visible.



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Did you know?

The mountain was christened by an American logging supervisor who had described the difficult working conditions in the area as akin to “being in purgatory.”
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A hike to Mt. Sipit Ulang is ideal for those starting out in their hiking and mountain climbing carerers as the trail is maneagable and offers a diversity of features that a first time will enjoy.



 
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 Mt. Tagapo may not be as tall as other mountains in the Philippines but it definitely does not mean it offers half the fun. Trekking towards Mt. Tagapo’s summit is like having a 2hr walk in the middle of a grove that is field with flowering plants and greeneries.

 

Be rewarded of the experience of travelling to Mt. Tagapo and the feeling of reaching its peak with Trail Adventours.
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Be prepared for a challenging two-day hike. The trail itself is not very steep (mining trucks used to go up the campsite in Tapulao) but the sheer distance of 18kms to the summit will test your mental strength. The temperature can range from hot in the lower parts to freezing near the campsite and summit. Truly, a challenge for every mountaineer out there.
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In the year 1987, an airplane of the Philippine Airlines crashed onto one of Mt. Ugo’s slopes that eventually led to the site’s discovery as an ideal place for hiking. From the date of its discovery, many mountain climbers have gone to explore the wonders that this traverse offers. This trail crosses two provinces, namely Nueva Vizcaya and Benguet. Mountaineerswill definitely have an unforgettable experience during this trip, especially once they interact with the locals.

 

Many adventure-seekers have proven that Mt. Ugo is definitely a great hiking destination. In terms of difficulty, the Mt. Ugo trail can be rated as moderately challenging. The allotted duration for this trip is two days.

 

 

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            [Content] => If you want to try a day hike away from Manila’s heat, Mt. Ulap will suit you well. Situated in Itogan, Benguet, this mountain is known for its scenic view of the Cordilleras while trekking the grassland and pine tree ridges.  If lucky with good weather, one can even see Mt. Arayat, Mt. Ugo and Mt. Pulag.



 There are 3 peaks in this destination. First is Ambanao Paoay Peak where hikers are welcomed with Pine trees and occasional crows. Second is Gungal peak which is popular for the big Gungal Rock were taking photos is a must. Third is Mt. Ulap with a height of 1,846 masl.



On your way down, 3 Pong-Ol burial caves of the local’s ancestors can be visited. Sacred to the locals, Pong-Ol are venues where the Igorots practice their canao or feast. 
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            [Title] => Mt. Victoria
            [Content] => Mount Victoria in Narra, Palawan, is one of the “last frontiers for Philippine mountaineering.” Standing at 1,726 meters above sea level, it is the second tallest mountain in Palawan. It remains relatively unscaled and unexplored, and is home to a variety of plants and animals that can only be found on its slopes.



Climbing the mountain can be difficult, even for veteran hikers, as the trail involves several river crossings and a few near-vertical rock faces. All told, an expedition to the summit requires a minimum of three days.



But the adventure and sense of exploration that Mount Victoria inspires makes up for the challenge. The mountain has at least two peaks that can be scaled, and a few others that have yet to be traversed. There are plenty of opportunities to sight wild boars and other creatures, as well as exotic flora, such as the famous rat-eating pitcher plant. As it is home to the Tagbanua tribe, a trek up the mountain also offers a chance to interact with the native community.



A journey up Mount Victoria is a dream come true for any would-be explorer, full of unique plants and animals, and new trails just waiting to be discovered.



Did you know?

Discovered in 2007, the giant carnivorous pitcher plant (nepehenthes attenboroughii) is endemic to Mount Victoria and is said to be as big as a man’s arm.
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            [Content] => At 6,750 above sea level, Mt. Guiting Guiting is not nearly one of the tallest peaks in the country and yet it is one of the most sought after mountains in the record of Philippine Mountaineering. Dubbed by some local and international natural scientists as the “Galapagos of Asia,” Mt. Guiting Guiting boasts of its thick and old growth vegetation and forests. Sure enough, the mountain doesn’t have the freezing temperatures in Pulag or the height of Apo and yet it has caught the attention and gained the respect of mountaineers.

 

Mt. Guiting Guiting is notable for its rocky ridges -- three of the few are the “Knife Ridge,” “Kiss the Wall,” and the “Peak of Deception.” The rocky ridges are all steep and jagged and definitely sharp. You should be very careful on where to step and where to hold on the rocks.

 

Located in one of the three major islands of Romblon province, Sibuyan Island, Mt. Guiting Guiting is considered as one of the most difficult and challenging mountains in the country. Only mountaineers with enough stamina are advised to try the challenge that Mt. Guiting Guiting holds. Are you ready to share life outdoors with us at Mt. Guiting Guiting?
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            [Content] => Located in Southern Batangas, the peninsula known for its diving resorts in Anilao. Mt. Gulugod-Baboy provides outdoor enthusiasts a sidetrip from their diving escapades and is now a popular hiking destination. There are three peaks on the range and the third has a large, ancient tree known to hikers as the Gulugod-Baboy. From southeast to northwest, there is Gulugod-Baboy, Gitna and Pinagbanderahan.

 

Technically, Mt.Gulugod-Baboy is a sea and summit climb,as there will be a side trip after the hike which is Sumbrero Island. Also, during the climb, bear in mind that you will pass by a private property so proper decorum must be observed. There are dogs also around the area so be careful.

 

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            [Title] => Mt.Kinabalu 
            [Content] => If you’re done scaling the highest peaks in the Philippines then Mt. Kinabalu is your logical next climb. At 4,095 MASL, Mt. Kinabalu is the officially listed highest mountain is Southeast Asia and is arguably the most popular in the region. This mountain offers a diverse array of eco-systems starting with the pine forests were one passes by waterfalls and were encounters with birds, insects and squirrels are not uncommon. The mountain also has a mossy forest with its stunted vegetation. Lastly, it’s most famous attraction, is its rock dominated summit. Marvel at the different rock formations as you brave the cold and the freezing water that runs through parts of its trails.



This climb is also ideal for those who will be trying out High Altitude Climbing for the first time. The 2 day hike has its challenges and allows one to test out the body’s response to high altitude without being too extreme. The hike has strategic rest stops and home for the night will be a cozy hostel with delicious and overflowing meals.



Aside from hiking enjoy the rich culture in the area. Mt. Kinabalu is located on the island of Sabah and is home to different cultures and nationalities. Enjoy the different flavors the place has to offer whether you choose to dine in a market, a fancy restaurant or simply eat your way through the streets.  



Package Rate: USD 590 or PHP 34,000

*For payment in USD please contact coby@trailadventours.com 
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            [Content] => For mountaineers that have conquered the toughest peaks Luzon has to offer but are still looking for a little extra: look no further than the Ugo-Pulag Traverse. This six-day, long distance trek takes you from Mt. Ugo (2,150 meters) on the border of Benguet and Neuva Vizcaya to the summit of Mt. Pulag (2,922 meters) – the highest point in all of Luzon – on a 90 kilometer trail spanning the rugged terrain of the Cordillera Mountains.



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One aspect that sets this traverse apart from the others is its focus on culture. The trek utilizes “living trails” used by the locals and indigenous tribes in their day-today lives. Campsites are strategically located in several villages scattered throughout the route, allowing hikers to mingle with people and imbibe the way of life in the Cordilleras.



Whether you’re looking for a totally immersive mountain experience, or simply a good old-fashioned challenge, the Ugo-Pulag Traverse will definitely not disappoint.
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Situated 85 kilometers away from Cebu City, is Osmena Peak,  the highest peak in Cebu at 1013 MASL. It remains a favorite among Cebuanos because of its multiple peaks resembling Bohol's Chocolate Hills. The highest point can easily be reached from the base  of the mountain in 15-20mins. But this adventure does not end at the summit, rather a traverse to the beautiful Kawasan Falls is to be done.



Along the trail to Kawasan, locals can be seen carrying heavy loads of vegetables. This trail is mostly downhill and could get slippery when it rains. Due to majority of the trail being open, it is advisable to keep hydrated, and to bring umbrella and other sun protection as the sun can be piercing by noon. 



After the long 6-hour traverse from Osmeña Peak, the best way to cap off the adventure is to reward yourself with a dip into the cold, refreshing waters of Kawasan Falls. We suggest you take on a bamboo raft and get that well-deserved natural massage from the falls. Sit back, unwind and enjoy the beauty of nature.
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            [Title] => Puerto Galera and Mt. Malasimbo
            [Content] => Puerto Galera, located at the northwesternmost municipality in the province of Oriental Mindoro, is known for its pockets of beaches and for its numerous snorkeling and diving sites. For adventure seekers who wish to have an extra thrill, they go up and scale the different mountains in the area one of which is the famous Mt. Malasimbo which dominates the Puerto Galera shores. 



Mt. Malasimbo is home to the Iraya Mangyan tribe. Part of the cimb experience is to be abe to interact with them before and after the hike. Mt. Malasimbo is no easy trek with its long treks and steep assauts. However the rewards of flora and fauna is abundant and its scenic camp site view. 



Of course, Puerto Galera wouldn't be complete without exploring its different islands as we island hop, snorkel and witness the beauty under the waters of Mindoro. Sea and summit to share life outdoors! 
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            [Content] => Sagada is probably one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines. Aside from the breath-taking views of the mountains, Sagada is equally well-known for its culture and traditions. Sagada is a municipality located in the Mountain Province that is famous for its hanging coffins, which is a traditional and unique way of burying people.

 

If you are searching for an adventure where you can experience many things all at the same place, then Sagada is perfect for you. Here you can enjoy trekking, swimming in waterfalls, spelunking in caves and many other intense activities. Because the trail difficulty is rated 3 out of 10, with 10 being the hardest, it is safe to say that Sagada is also an ideal trip for beginners.    

 

Sagada may be a little bit far from the city, but it is surely worth every mile of travel. From the cool weather, the panoramic views and the wide variety of adventures that you can try here, a trip to Sagada is definitely a priceless experience.
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            [Content] => Stretching from Cagayan to Quezon, Sierra Madre Mountain Range is truly the longest mountain range in the Philippines. The mountain range covers 10 provinces and stands proudlyat 6,069 feet. One of the main attractions in the mountain is Mt. Pinagbanderahan. Mt. Pinagbanderahan is one of the most conserved national parks of the country. It is a historical site that serves as a natural habitat for centuries-old trees and numerous unknown plant species. Furthermore, the mountain is also believed to be the place where the American and Japanese flags were hoisted in 1939.

 

Sierra Madre Mountain Range has a lot more to offer besides Mt. Pinagbanderahan. In the trail, you will have the chance to hike, explore a cave, eat local food, swim and jump from a waterfall. Bantakay Falls, one of the main attractions of the mountain range, flaunts of its clear and gushing waters that look like strands of straight hair when viewed from afar.All these fascinating natural works are possible to see because the trek is relatively an easy one and can be therefore recommended to beginners.

 

At the peak, enjoy a picturesque 360° view of Marinduque and Quezon. The trek to Mt. Sierra Madre will surely make you crave for more adventures with us. So why don’t you share life outdoors, Trail Adventours?
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            [Content] => Snow Mountain is the most beautiful mountain at Taiwan, at 3886 MASL and 1000 meters higher than Mt. Apo and Mt. Pulag. Hikers, who want to experience a high altitude climb in a semi-temperature country, may choose this aside from Mt. Kinabalu.



Hiking is best during spring and autumn where participants will not just experience the beauty of Snow Mountain but Wuling Farm and the city of Taipei sa well. The scenic and prominent Wuling farm is the pre-sidetrip of the hike where high-mountain fruits, vegetables and teas are grown and harvested by retired servicemen. Taoshan waterfalls create an oasis of tranquillity; learn about the protected landlocked salmon in Qijawan Creek and taste the farm’s fresh produce temperate-zone produce. Wuling farm is the home of a very rare variety of fish on the verge of extinction. Paired with its breathtaking mountain panoramas, the cherry blossoms are a sight to behold. Coordinators will also take you to the Zhongshan Street in Taipei where affordable alpine gears are available.



The Snow Mountain experience is indeed an exhilarating one since it’s a mid-high altitude climb and the side-trips will prepare you for the climb and will let you experience Taipei at its best.



Package Rate: USD 600 or PHP 35,000

*For payment in USD please contact coby@trailadventours.com 
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            [Content] => Taal Volcano is known as a volcano with more than one feature. It means that the volcano’s formation can greatly be attributed to its eruptive characteristic. This well-known volcano is located in the province of Batangas, where both locals and tourists alike frequently visit to enjoy spectacular views and have wonderful outdoor trips.



Taal Volcano has a total of 33 recorded eruptions, all of which occurred in the so-called Volcano Island. This famous island is situated in the heart of Taal Lake. This is also where a Taal adventure takes place for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. If you are searching for a unique place to explore, where you can also appreciate the beauty of nature and have a good time with family and friends, then a trip to Taal Volcano is perfect for you.



To those planning a nature immersion trip that is not too far from the city, Taal is one of the top choices, especially for inexperienced adventurers. In fact, its difficulty level is rated 1 out of 10. In order to get to the Volcano Island, a boat ride is needed and it is recommended that you bring extra clothes with you, in case it gets too windy and you get soaked during the ride. This is a combination of boating and hiking exploration all rolled into one day of fun!

 
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 Tarak Ridge is just one part of Mount Mariveles’ many peaks, but it is notable for its rocky terrain, steep cliffs, and jagged rocks. Locals in turn named the ridge Tarak, an amalgam of “Tabak” (hunting knife) and “Tarik” (steep). The climb is actually moderate to hard, in terms of difficulty. The dramatic landscape of the ridge continues to attract more mountaineers every year to Tarak Ridge. From here, hikers can see Bataan, the nearby islands of Corregidor, as well as Manila Bay and Cavite. This is definitely one of the most outstanding treks to be made.

 

Only the first part of the trail is easy, after which the trek is pure and steep ascents.. The plains are usually burned during the summer months in kaingin (slash and burn). For those who haven’t been to Tarak Ridge since 2006, the typhoons of that year have damaged some sections of the trail, that holding on to roots and branches are needed in some parts. One of the stops is at Papaya River, where hikers can take a breather before continuing on to Tarak Ridge. It takes 2-3 hours from the Papaya River to reach the summit

 

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            [Title] => Tirad Pass with G. Del Pilar
            [Content] => Tirad Pass, also called as Pasong Tirad, is one of the most famous historic destinations in the Philippines. It is well known to be the place where Philippine General Gregorio del Pilar fought his last. The Battle of Tirad Pass occurred during the Philippine-American War in the year 1899. 

 

Aside from its historical value, Tirad Pass is also popular among adventurers because of its beauty. Located in Cervantes, Ilocos Sur, Mount Tirad is ranked as the 3rd highest peak in the province. Meanwhile, it is ranked as the 446th highest mountain in the Philippines.

 

To those looking for a great adventure in the northern region, Tirad Pass is one perfect place to visit. The trail difficulty is rated 5 out of 10, so this can pose a challenge to both beginners and seasoned mountaineers. Mount Tirad is a place where you can experience a combination of adventure and history.    
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            [Content] => Hikers who want to experience two falls in one day may choose the Waterfalls Circuit; Buntot-Palos Falls and Ambon-Ambon Falls in Laguna are offered. Buntot-Palos Falls is a three-hour trek whereas other waterfalls in this series require no more than ten minutes to reach by boat or trek. A grand, descending ciff to fall on sharp rocks called as “Kawa-Kawa” and a catchbasin that is big enough for swimmers awaits the hikers. Beneath the falls is a small cave large enough to accommodate a tent for a more extreme experience.

 

Ambon-Ambon Falls is part of the Panguil River Eco Park offering a relaxing ambiance with its cottages beside the riverbanks. On the way to the falls,popular spots including “Barkong Bato” or rock-formed ship can be seen. There is also “Biak na Bato” or split rock. The trek to the falls will take you to 15-20 minutes depending on the volume of visitor. The trip includes a balsa ride where hikers should take precaution on personal belongings. There are several brooks along the way to the falls which is a real magnificent sight at only 5 meters high with strong gustiness that will surely challenge and thrill you.
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            [Content] => The province of Laguna is a popular destination for people looking for a relaxing weekend getaway because of it's numerous hot springs and delicous rice delicacies. But this does not mean Laguna is lacking in adventures and trekking to it's numerous waterfalls is one outdoor activity you can do.



The Waterfall Circuit version 2 visits 3 beautiful waterfalls in Laguna. First to be visited is the 72 meter high Hulugan Falls which is the highest in Laguna. Hulugan Falls is majestic as water trickles and spreads down it's slopes. Talay falls is a much smaller falls but is worth a visit especially to thrill seekers as it's basin has parts as deep as 40ft making it more than enough to do cliff dives. Lastly you will vsit the Hidden Falls, aptly named because it take more effort to get here. But the trek will be worth the effort as a multi-layered and massively wide waterfall greets you at the end of the trek.  



Trail Adventours beckons you to join the Waterfall Circuit version 2 adventure and have a blast visiting 3 amazing waterfalls in a day.
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