Hobbit House Farm Lodge is inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Hobbit,” in which the houses are small and fantasy-like, just like the movie. Situated in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, it offers guests the chance to connect with nature through conservation efforts and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of blooming flowers and lush gardens. It provides a haven for those looking for a meaningful connection with the earth and a serene escape from everyday life.
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Explore Bukidnon’s Capital: Malaybalay City Highlights
Visit Malaybalay City and discover its rich culture, stunning beauty, tourist attractions, landmarks, and vibrant festivals. Experience the warm hospitality of the friendly locals. Malaybalay is a 1st class city and the capital of the province of Bukidnon, Philippines. It consists of 46 barangays with the following names: Aglayan, Bangcud, Busdi, Cabangahan, Caburacanan, Can-ayan, Capitan Angel, Casisang, Dalwangan, Imbayao, Indalasa, Kalasungay, Kibalabag, Kulaman, Laguitas, Patpat, Linabo, Apo Macote, Miglamin, Magsaysay, Maligaya, Managok, Manalog, Mapayag, Mapulog, Barangay 1, Barangay 2, Barangay 3, Barangay 4, Barangay 5, Barangay 6, Barangay 7, Barangay 8, Barangay 9, Barangay 10, Barangay 11, Saint Peter, San Jose, San Martin, Santo Niño, Silae, Simaya, Sinanglanan, Sumpong, Violeta, and Barangay Zamboanguita.
Mount Capistrano: The Ultimate Rock Climbing Experience in Bukidnon
Mount Capistrano, known among rock climbers as the “Rock Garden,” is located in Malaybalay City and spans three barangays: Barangay Managok, Barangay San Martin, and Barangay Binalbagan. The “Rock Garden” specifically refers to the area situated in Barangay San Martin. In 2019, investors conducted a survey to develop an “Extreme Sports Activity” facility at the mountain’s stone walls. The planned activities include Via Ferrata, bivouacs, canyoneering, a glass bridge, a zigzag zipline, and more. The investors aim to attract not only locals but also to compete on an international level.
In Barangay Managok, there are numerous caves, with the most significant being seven large caves that contain rooms. Some of these caves have stone chairs and tables as large as those found in a cathedral or a basketball court, which are believed to have served as a parking area for aircraft. Central Mindanao University, the legitimate owner of this 2,000-plus-hectare area, has coordinated with the City Government and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to develop the site for tourism purposes. In Barangay Binalbagan, the route to the peak, known as Simaya, will be fully improved, and additional facilities will be established.

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