Bukidnon is among the many places said to be worth visiting in Mindanao. It is a province in Northern Mindanao, with its capital in Malaybalay City. Traveling to Bukidnon can be taxing at times.
You’ll literally go through ups and downs for hours, depending on where you are coming from. But trust that all the long, curvy roads will lead you to a picturesque paradise that will leave lasting memories. READ MORE : Embracing the rapids of Cagayan de Oro’s Whitewater Rafting Sunrise cruise and a lagoon experience in Bantayan Island Here are five things we liked about our Bukidnon trip: Along the roads of Bukidnon, you will notice several trees bearing pink or white flowers.
At first glance, you might think they are cherry blossoms. While this is not a far comparison, these trees are called Trumpet Trees. Trumpet Trees are apparently a staple along the roads of Bukidnon.
The tree also has variations with pink, yellow, and white flowers. The flowers bloom in February and remain until April, typically before the trees have regrown their leaves. Many of these trees can be found along Lover’s Lane in the town of Impasug-ong.
The beautiful hues of these trees will leave you in awe as you traverse the seemingly endless roads of Bukidnon. Just by the road in Impasug-ong, the view along Lover’s Lane is hard to miss. Without spending a peso, you can simply stop, park your vehicle by the road, and take a few snaps of the view that looks like it was cut out from a book.
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