Paiyak Cave

  Sumilao, Bukidnon

Situated in the southern wall of the Palao-pao Mountains of Sumilao, Paiyak cave astounds anyone who would come to visit and see for themselves the stalagmites and stalactites that have been said to have developed for over a million years.

  Basag Cave

  Kilabong, Sumilao, Bukidnon

Situated at Sitio Basag, Barangay Kilabong, Sumilao; this cave has an abundance of stalactites, stalagmites and cascades that as yet remain undisturbed by human exploration. Peculiar to this cave is the presence of eight (8) waterfalls that are in themselves a reward for a spelunker’s visit.

  Blue Water Cave

  Quezon, Bukidnon

A promise of adventure for trekking, spelunking and nature exploration, Blue Water Cave has an underground water source which flows out towards the Pulangi River. It is located at Purok 17, San Jose, some 10 kms. from the Quezon, BUkidnon.

Salawaw Cave 

Located at Sitio San Vicente, Tongan-tongan, Valencia City; Salawaw Cave is an adventure for spelunkers. The cave portal almost choked by a breakdown of ceiling materials measures the highest and widest section of the cave which is 31.95 meters wide and 12.00 meters tall. Its narrowest part is that which measures 5.10 meters wide and 0.80 meters tall. The cave’s aesthetic features include the spectacular calcite formations and a cave pool which is part of an extensive cave stream. The stream exists below the cave portal and connects to a river approximately 250 meters away from the cave. There are some parts where the water from the stream reaches the top of the cave (sump), making it impossible to pass through the cave from its entrance to an exit. Large crickets (about 10cm body length) are among the abundant fauna in the cave, next to bats. Anthropods are the most common group of animals inhabiting caves. Ophidians also exist in Lawaw Cave.

Sumalsag Cave

  Sumilao, Bukidnon

Known for being the longest cave in the northern part of Bukidnon, Sumalsag Cave’s total length is approximately 1,859 meters. It is found in Sitio Kilabong, Barangay Vista Villa, Sumilao, Bukidnon.

The cave site is accessible via Barangay Dalirig in Manolo Fortich. A road junction in this barangay breaks away from the national highway and connects to the cave site. The cave site, which is in Barangay Vista Villa, is 3 km away from the road junction. The jump-off point in the area is only 500 meters away from the cave. 

Quarry Cave - located at East Poblacion of Kitaotao

Composed of several interconnected passages and has several opening/ outlets. The width ranges from .60 m to 19.10 m while its height ranges from 1 meter to 6 meters located at East Poblacion of Kitaotao. 

Liroan Cave - Found in Kiabo, Malitbog

Found in Kiabo, Malitbog, this is about 30 to 45 minutes ride from Poblacion which is noted for its deposit of organic fertilizer “Guano”. A milky white water discharges within a creek.

Bogsok Cave

Located at Sitio Bogsok from where it derived its name, Bogsok Cave is 18 kms from the Poblacion, Libona. Housed by Mt. Tampulong, this cave is known for its rich deposits of guano, an organic fertilizer. The cave is characterized by a wide flat interior, likened to a parking lot that can accommodate five buses! Bogsok Cave is still for further exploration; access to the cave is reputed to be hard, providing a challenge for spelunkers and other cave enthusiasts. It can be reached through a way from the Poblacion via Fields 17 and 18 of the DMPI Plantation.

Borantawan Cave

Found in Sitio Bita-ug, Barangay Lantud, 24 kms. away from the Talakag town proper; this cave has a 300-meter vertical entrance. It is almost a kilometer long. Species of bats thrive within the cave habitat. This kilometer-long cave has deposits of guano, an organic fertilizer.

Lagundang Cave

Located in Sitio Lagundang, Barangay Kilabong, Sumilao. Lagundang Cave has a 225-foot entrance and locally dubbed as a mini “Niagara Falls”. The ponds found inside the cave is marked by the existence of crabs and fishes whose presence remains a wonder to townsfolk as to how these crabs and fishes got into the cave, the only opening of which is a vertical drop. Also, fascinating rock formations inside the cave would interest rappelling enthusiasts.

Minsulahog Cave

Located at Sitio Maasin, in Barangay Nicdao, Baungon; this cave is characterized by the traversing water of Tumalong River which passes through its interior. Its stone structures, locally referred to as “batong bantilis”, posed as a unique feature inside the cave. The cave is only two (2) kilometers away from Sitio Maasin proper. It can also be reached from Barangay Lingating.

Kasanayan Cave

Located six kilometers from Tungan-tungan, San Vicente, Valencia City. This huge cave contains stalactites, which are 400 meters deep from the opening. This beautiful cave is endowed with a river inside.

Located at San Jose, Quezon, White Rock Walls is made of solid limestone rock ideal for rock climbing and rappelling. 

Kabyaw Cave

Purported to have the biggest and widest cave with living stalactites and stalagmites, Kabyaw Cave is located at Barangay San Jose, Quezon.

White Mountains & Caves

Located at San Jose, Quezon, the White Mountains and Caves offers the mountain-climbers, spelunkers, hikers and trekkers an adventure-filled nature exploration!

Sagongsong Shrine & Caves

Known by religious devotees as a quiet place for prayer and solitude, the Sagongsong Shrine and Caves at Barangay Minsalerac, Quezon is also a serene site for nature lovers.

Linking Caves and Spring

Enriched with innate physical features, the amazing Linking Caves and Spring located in San Antonio East is a source of beauty and wonder.

Paragupac Cave

Approximately 5 kms from the Poblacion proper, Paragupac Cave is situated at the Barangay Gutapol, Kibawe.

Spring Cave

Located at Barangay Spring from where it got its name, Spring Cave is approximately 5 kms. from the poblacion of Kibawe.

Kisolop Cave

A spelunker’s challenge, Kisolop Cave is found at Barangay New Kidapawan, some 20 kms. from the town proper of Kibawe.