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Iglesia ni Cristo
Iglesia ni Cristo, abbreviated as INC; (English: Church of Christ) is an international Christian denomination that originated in the Philippines. It was registered in 1914 by Felix Manalo, who became its first executive minister.
In 2010, the Philippine census by the National Statistics Office found that 2.45 percent of the population in the Philippines are affiliated with the Iglesia ni Cristo, making it the third largest religious denomination in the Philippines after the Roman Catholic Church (80.6%) and Islam (5.6%), respectively. (Source)
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St. Vincent Ferrer Parish Church
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| The Golden Route: | 4a |
Gimaylan Molave Mini Tree Park
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Molave is a medium to large tree attaining a diameter of 100 to 150 centimeters and a height of 25 to 30 meters. It is a tree that grows irregularly, short, crooked, and has a fluted bole with thick, low, medium, to moderately large buttresses.
Molave is common in both secondary and open primary forests at low altitude throughout the Philippines in all or most islands and provinces. Thus, these forests are often called “molave forests”.
Molave, being one of the hardest woods, is used in railroad ties, ship-building, wagon-making, bridges, cabinet, carabao yokes, cog-wheels, inserted cogs, saltwater piles, plane stocks, sugar mills, sculpture, and carving wooden tools, tool handles, novelties, agricultural implements, and high-grade construction where strength and durability are required. (Source)
Flowers
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| Barangay: | Gimaylan |
| Address: | Cagayan - Iligan Hiway |
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Initao-Libertad Protected Landscape and Seascape
View of Initao-Libertad Protected Landscape and Seascape in 360°
Initao-Libertad Protected Landscape and Seascape.
The Seascape, which is about 1,368 hectares in size, overlaps with the Initao-Libertad municipal boundaries. The Landscape
portion of the site, which is 57 hectares, is within Sitio Bubuton, Barangay Tubigan, and Municipality of Initiao. Both municipalities are in the Province of Misamis Oriental.
The terrestrial portion of the protected area is covered with limestone forest. The forest has large trees reaching a diameter of 100 centimeters with a height of sixty feet and over.
The rare and threatened species found in the area include Tindalo,
Molave, Narra and Bahai.
The forest is home of some rare and endangered species, namely: the famed smallest primate, the Philippine tarsier, monkey, flying lemur, bird wing butterfly, dollar bird, crimson breasted barbet, serpent eagle, imperial pigeon, fruit bats, white-spotted flying
lizard, monitor lizard and gecko lizard.
“The national park is open for family and friends with some cottages, picnic tables, and gazebos in the area for some outdoor time spending.”
“Native pigeons, and doves, serpent eagles, megapodes, and other different species of birds are seen here, making this place ideal for bird watching. Along with birds are also different species of bats.” (Source)
Fronting the forest is the marine portion of the park covering 1,243.78 hectares.Submerged are spectacular underwater formations making it an ideal dive spot. Marine turtles are occasionally observed along the beaches of the park.
(Forester Eddie Macasusi, DENR-RPAO) (Source)
It is home to about 16 Philippine tarsiers (Tarsius syrichta).
What to enjoy: Caving, Trekking, Sightseeing, Photo shoots, Boating, Camping, Cliff Diving
For more information, field trip arrangement and reservations, call 0926 692 0221 or PENR Office at (088) 855-2318.
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| Address: | Cagayan-Iligan Hiway |
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| Entrance Fee: (2021) | Student – P15,- Adult – P30,- Foreigner - P100,- |
| Park Fee: 2 hours | Motorcycle - P20,- Car - P45,- Bus/Jeepney - P60,- |
| Opening Hours: (2015) | Tuesday-Sunday from 8:30AM-5:00PM |