The majestic Mt. Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines, will temporarily close its trails to trekkers from June to August for its annual rehabilitation and preservation, the Digos City Tourism ...

Tinikaran Campsite 2, Mount Apo — It feels great to be back in the country’s highest peak; a symbol of our country and of Mindanao, habitat for numerous endemic species, and for me, home to many ...

Mt. Apo, located in Mindanao ... The second blaze occurred at the boundary of the villages of Mananawin and Pula, both located in the park, on Friday afternoon. The blaze, believed sparked ...

A 70-year-old woman went viral after she climbed Mt. Apo in Davao, the highest mountain in the Philippines. In a Facebook ...

The 2,954-meter Mount Apo was declared a national park in the 1930s and covers almost 55,000 hectares along the boundaries of Cotabato province and Davao del Sur. Protected area superintendent ...

Mount Apo, the tallest peak in the country, is an accessible and beautiful hike on a remote island. On Mindanao, an island better known for terrorists than tourists, a rugged mountain rises ...

KIDAPAWAN CITY – The city government here is eyeing the temporary closure of the Mount Apo trail during the summer months to prevent grass and forest fires that could easily be triggered by ...

Mt. Apo in Davao del Sur will be temporarily off-limits to the public from June 1 to August 31, according to local authorities. In an advisory issued on Saturday, the province’s Tourism Development ...

Don Joaquin Rajal, the Spanish governor of Davao, was the first to ascend Mount Apo. The country’s highest peak being scaled for the first time by a party on October 10, 1880 was a truly historic ...

THE Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is mulling the temporary closure of Mount Apo to prevent a repeat of the forest fire that continues to raze the country’s highest peak.

Mount Apo, the tallest peak in the country, is an accessible and beautiful hike on a remote island. On Mindanao, an island better known for terrorists than tourists, a rugged mountain rises ...