Mt. Victoria

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Overview

In the tradition of Mt. Mantalingajan rises another giant in Palawan, “The Last Frontier of Philippine Mountaineering ''. Mount Victoria in the municipality of Narra is an unexplored and wild destination, with its unbelievable array of flora and fauna just starting to be discovered. Very recently, a “spectacular” rat-eating pitcher plant” was discovered in Mt. Victoria, creating a global sensation for scientists and media alike. It has since been named Nepenthes Attenboroughii and is just one of the species that are beginning to unravel in this mountain paradise. Then, of course, the cultural value of this mountain is equally significant, being home to the native Tagbanua tribe.

The terrain of Mt. Victoria is diverse, exciting, and therefore a treat to the intrepid trekker. To start with, a biodiversity of its magnitude can only be nourished by an abundance of water. Hence the numerous water forms in Mt. Victoria: streams, waterfalls, and even lagoons. You can only imagine the unexplored species lurking in these hidden lakes. For their part, mountaineers have to ford these streams and falls; indeed “80% of the trail involves crossing major and minor rivers”.
-Words from our friend Pinoy Mountaineer

Inclusions

Roundtrip Van transportation: Puerto Princesa-Mt. Victoria
Registration fees, DENR feees and other applicable fees
Tent Accomodation
Camp meals (Day 1: Lunch, Dinner Day 2: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 3: Breakfast, Lunch)
Adventure Guides/Coordinator
Local Guides

Day 1
04:30 AM Depart for Narra Tourism. Breakfast along the way.
05:00 AM ETA Campsite. Dinner and rest.
08:00 AM ETA Narra Tourism Office for the orientation.
08:30 AM Head to the jump-off point located at Sitio Mariwara.
09:15 AM ETA at the jump off point. Final preparations.
09:30 AM Start Hike. (Hike is around 8 hours total with a distance of 14 kms. and 15 River Crossings)
Day 2
05:00 AM Breakfast and start hiking for the summit assault.
08:00 AM ETA High camp. Continue hike to the summit. (Hike is around 8 to 10 hours.)
03:00 PM Back at Arurugan Campsite.
Day 3
06:00 AM Breakfast.
07:30 AM Start descent. (Same trail as that of Day 1).
03:30 PM ETA Jump-off point.
05:00 PM Head back to Puerto Princesa. Dinner along the way.
09:00 PM ETA Puerto Princesa.

Terms and Conditions

Clothes good enough for the trip
A good pair of trekking shoes
Jacket (It is advised to have 2 jackets a cotton/fleece jacket for the cold and a water proof jacket for when you walk at the camp site.)
Rain and Sun Protection (Sun block, shades, rain coat etc.)
Head Light
Water or rehydration fluids
Tupperware/ Eating utensils
Snack/ Trail Food
Trekking Pole
Toiletries (tissue, wet wipes, tooth brush etc.)
Camera
Personal medications
Slippers
Deposit slip and remaining balance
Book donation (optional. This is for our 1 Book Project. We prefer books for elementary students)

* Tents are needed. You have an option to rent from us or bring your own.
Please e-mail us at info@trailadventours for tent and sleeping bag rental.

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