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MOUNT KABUNIAN
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Mount Kabunian is a natural attraction found in Poblacion. This mountain is popularly known as the “home of the kankana-ey god, Kabunian.” Parts of the breathtaking huge rocky mountainsides used to be burial grounds, hence the presence of box coffins and human bones. Its rocky peak is idyllic for the hardy rock climbers and mountain trekkers as a challenging destination and campsite. The rural countryside with a view of the Bakun rice terraces is a perfect venue to promote eco-tourism and the scenic Kabunian waterfalls is an added attraction. Amenities are minimal in the area but home stays are available.
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The mountain is as majestic as its namesake, and über beautiful. Mt. Kabunian is the most popular among the Bacun trio, and it is named after the highest deity in the mythology of the Kankana-eys.
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They believe that Kabunian resides in this mountain, so this is a very sacred place. Near the top, wooden coffins can be seen clinging on the side of the summit’s walls.
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We also saw some wild goats and a small forest fire. The view from the trail is expansive, the mountain breeze is so cool.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)
Benguet Province – Salad Bowl of the Philippines
Natural Points of Interest In Benguet
Interesting Sites in Benguet Province
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Wonderful Beaches and Resorts in Bataan
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Paadjao Falls – 15 Feet of Cascading Water for a Refreshing Enjoyment