Nestled in the town of General Tinio, this protected area is best known for its dramatic limestone cliffs flanking the emerald-green Peñaranda River.
It is perfect for day trips or overnight stays, with picnic areas and local food stalls nearby. Tourists looking for eco-tourism destinations in the Philippines will find Minalungao National Park ideal for its untouched beauty and sustainable tourism efforts.
Whether you're combining your visit with a trip to the Banaue Rice Terraces in Ifugao Province or heading south to Tagaytay City and Taal Volcano in Batangas City, Minalungao National Park adds a refreshing, nature-filled stop.
