Mount Pulag

• The third highest peak in the Philippines and the highest peak in Luzon.
• Mount Pulag is 2,922 meters above sea level and is part of the Cordillera Central Mountain Range.
• It borders the provinces of Benguet, Ifugao and Nueva Vizcaya.
• Mount Pulag is a favorite destination for mountain climbing enthusiasts.

What can you find there?

• Hike to the summit of Mount Pulag and enjoy the vast grasslands.
• See the famed “Sea of Clouds” from the top of the mountain.
• Enjoy any of the mountain’s trails depending on skill level: the Ambangeg, Akiki, Tawangan and Ambaguio trails.
• Encounter the majestic but endangered Philippine Deer on the hike up.
• Spot the Giant Busy-Tailed Cloud Rat or Long-Haired Fruit Bat during your hike.
• View the over 528 documented plant species on the mountain.
• Meet the indigenous tribesmen who inhabit the mountain.

How to get to the Mount Pulag?

Cordillera Mountain Range, Benguet

• From Manila, take a bus to Baguio
• From Baguio, take a jeep or bus to the Mount Pulag Jump Off

More information about Mount Pulag

• Not suitable for tourists with low fitness levels
• Hike and tour prices vary per provider