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Also called Kilablab Cave
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| City/Municipal: | Manticao |
| Barangay: | Mahayahay |
| Address: | Sitio Kilablab |
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Category Archives: What to Do
Bibingka Festival
Taste the mouth-watering bibingka of Manticao, Misamis Oriental. The reflection of the Philippines bounty of rice and coconut, two of the major ingredients of the luscious Manticao Bibingka.
The local government of Manticao is celebrating Bibingka Festival every anniversary of its town which happen every first to the seventh day of February.
If you love Bibingka you should not miss this festival.
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Bibingka Festival on February 1-7
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Looc Falls
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| City/Municipal: | Manticao |
| Barangay: | Upper Malubog |
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Kalayo Falls
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| City/Municipal: | Manticao |
| Barangay: | Cabalantian |
| Google Map: | Kalayo Falls |
Luga-hait Dance Festival
March 16
Luga-hait Dance Festival – features a civic parade, street dancing, beauty contest and a contest on the interpretation of the history and the origin of the name of the town using the medium of dance and indigenous materials.
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Aya-Aya Waterfalls
Aya-Aya Waterfalls
Aya-aya Falls is a multi-tiered alluring architecture of falling water uniting two barangays of the Municipality of Lugait. It’s water springs from Barangay Aya-aya cascading into 22 individual water falls ending it’s trail at Barangay Upper Talacogon. Travelers can enjoy the thrill of trekking and adventure climbing ascending to its peak, free diving to extreme plunging, a little fishing and boating in between steps or simply have a picnic, relishing on the grace and character of the falling water, ultimately communing with nature.
“Twenty two cascading falls in one destination! This is Aya-aya Falls, just about 10 minutes away from Lugait’s municipal public market. “
“Trekking here all the way to the top was so tiring and very dangerous – rocky and slippery. It took over an hour to walk, hop and glide but it was fun and rewarding. I had fear but I conquered it. ” (Source)
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| City/Municipal: | Lugait |
| Barangay: | Aya-aya |
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| Google Map: | Aya-Aya Waterfalls |