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Mar 16, 2020 · Here is your complete list of Misamis Occidental tourist spots! From its cascading waterfalls, towering peaks, lakes to scenic beaches!
- Bawbawon Island
- Piduan Falls
- Heritage Town of Jimenez
- Cotta Fort
- Subanen Village Eco-Tourism Park
- Gakit SA Lopez Jaena
- Sapang Dalaga Falls
- Strawberry Farms in Don Victoriano
- Hoyohoy Highland Stone Chapel Adventure Park
- Belvedere
Located in the tranquil town of Plaridel, just a 30-minute travel from the capital city of Oroquieta lies a hidden paradise. It is covered with mangroves, surrounded by a sanctuary of rich marine biodiversity. This is Bawbawon island. The name Bawbawon was derived from the same Visayan word which means shallow. It’s because the waters surrounding t...
When I posted the photos of Piduan Falls on my Jon to the World Facebook Page ( it went quite viral. LOL), a lot of people commented that it looked like Asik Asik Falls of North Cotobato. Well, they have a point because both are considered curtain waterfalls, and both are stunning. But Piduan Falls is a charm, a beauty of its own. Yes, Asik Asik Fa...
After a day of touring the province, it was already dark when we arrived in the town of Jimenez. Sir Bong Abelidas, Municipal Tourism Officer, and Mayor Jojo Chiong warmly welcomed us with their kind words and delicious food. Jimenez is a heritage town of Misamis Occidental where you can find the San Juan Bautista Parish Church also known as Jimene...
As we wrap up the first day touring the province, we had our dinner at the historic Cotta Fort in Ozamiz city. Cotta fort is one of the oldest structures in Ozamiz citywhich served as a defense and constabulary to avoid sudden attacks by Moro pirates along the Panguil Bay during the Spanish era. It was built in 1756 by Father Jose Ducos, and served...
A soon-to-rise tourist destination in Tudela, Misamis Occidental is about to open next year – The Subanen Village! And we got a sneak peek of the property in our Laag-Laag sa MisOcc tour. It was already dark and drizzling but that didn’t stop us to explore the Subanen Eco Village. This project aims to promote and preserve the Subanen culture for th...
Lopez Jaena has a special place in my heart. The moment I got off our coaster I instantly heard one of the catchiest and most danceable local jingles in my life! Yes, in my life. Then, we witnessed the overflowing vigor of the LGU employees dancing to the tune of Welcome to Lopez Jaena. Oh man, I know myself. I’m definitely not a dancer, but with t...
What a nice way to end a day of adventures in Misamis Occidental by visiting Sapang Dalaga Falls. Formerly known as Baga Falls, Sapang Dalaga Falls which is also the same name as the town is just an easy access from the main road and near the Poblacion area. No difficult hiking is needed. It is massive, standing at a height of 60 feet. Sapang Dalag...
Who would have thought there are strawberry farms in Misamis Occidental? After arriving in Don Victoriano and experiencing the warm welcome of the LGU and its locals, we boarded 4×4 on our way to the strawberry farms. Oh man, it wasn’t an easy ride. There were paved roads but there are still parts that need more development. I’m sure the LGU is cur...
The participants of Laag-Laag sa MisOcc2022 discovered a summer getaway in Misamis Occidental, the Hoyohoy Highland Stone Chapel Adventure Park. Of course, this might be familiar to the locals of Tangub city, but for us coming from different parts of the country, this is a great addition to a list of cool and foggy destinations which is perfect for...
Belvedere is definitely unforgettable for me and my fellow travelers on this tour. Aside from the stunning views and chilly atmosphere, the team was creative enough to incorporate Belvedere in a song to the tune of the hit, “I’ll be there” by The Jackson Five and Mariah Carey. It goes something like, “just call my name, Belvedere.” Haha! Belvedere ...
Misamis Occidental (Cebuano: Kasadpang Misamis; Subanen: Sindepan Mis'samis; Maranao: Sedepan Misamis; Filipino: Kanlurang Misamis), officially the Province of Misamis Occidental, is a province located in the region of Northern Mindanao in the Philippines.
Aug 10, 2023 · Immerse yourself in the lively and colorful culture of Misamis Occidental by joining the Dalit Festival or Sinulog de Tangub. Held every September 29, this grand celebration pays homage to the Santo Niño through street dancing, parades, and vibrant performances.
Dec 5, 2022 · In the American and Japanese occupations, Cotta Fort was a witness and a battleground to many historic struggles for power. When we visited Cotta Fort in the morning. Some tables were already set up outdoors in front of the band, but unfortunately, it rained, so we transferred inside the museum.
Misamis Occidental, situated in the northern region of the island of Mindanao in the Philippines, is a province that boasts a rich blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty. Blanketed with rolling hills, verdant landscapes, and bordered by the serene waters of Panguil Bay in the west and Iligan Bay in the east, Misamis Occidental offers a ...
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Misamis Occidental is a province in the Northern Mindanao region (Region X) of the Philippines. It has a population of 617,333 (2020 Census figures) distributed over 3 cities and 14 municipalities. The provincial capital is the City of Oroquieta.
