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Mt. Pulag, standing at 2,926 MASL, is the third-highest mountain in the Philippines and the highest in Luzon. Famous for its sea of clouds, sunrise views, and dwarf bamboo grasslands, it's a bucket-list destination for hikers and nature lovers.
The Philippines is home to hundreds of majestic mountains that offer breathtaking views, thrilling trails, and rich biodiversity. From the iconic Mt. Apo, the country’s highest peak, to scenic climbs like Mt. Pulag with its famous sea of clouds, these natural wonders attract hikers, nature lovers, and adventure seekers alike. Each mountain has its own charm—volcanic peaks, mossy forests, limestone cliffs, and panoramic summits. Aside from the adventure, climbing these mountains also allows travelers to connect with local communities and indigenous cultures. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned trekker, the mountains of the Philippines promise an unforgettable journey.
