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Bukidnon is not just the sugarcane capital in the province of Bukidnon. Apart
from its capacity to supply goods in the region the municipality has its own
unique beauty that aspires travelers to come. From mountains, natural
resources and humble people, the place also has this Nature Park that became a famous tourist
spot.
Overview
Nature Park is located in Brgy. Kipolot, Palacapao Quezon Bukidnon that’s
overlook the beauty of the municipality’s both mountains and plain green
fields. This park is just along the highway, so you can have a quick stop when
you’re going to Davao or going to Bukidnon. The park is commonly visited by
travelers in and out the province. Some bring foods and spend time at the park
and have picnic.
There
is no entrance fee in the park. It is free, so everybody can enjoy the
panoramic beauty of Quezon. The park not just gives the view of the
municipality’s green fields but it also features sculptures of indigenous
peoples purposefully arranged in montages in many parts of the park. The
sculptures around the park pay tribute to the seven major tribes inhabiting in
the province of Bukidnon namely:
Matigsalugs (people along the Salug River), Bukidnons (people from the
lowlands), Tigwahanuns (people along the Tigwa river), Umayamnuns (the
inhabitants along the Umayam river amidst the Pantaran mountains), Talaandigs
(people from Talakag, Songco, Kibangay and Basak), Higaonons (people who come
from Agusan), and the Manobos (people whose spread has been noted to be great
in Kalilangan, Pangantucan, Kitaotao, Kibawe, Kadingilan, Don Carlos and
Quezon). That’s why as a visitor you’ll appreciate the place as it is a
countless recap of Philippines’ miscellaneous culture.
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