Mt. Talamitam - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Though no trees are dancing and birds singing, the nude shape of Mt. Talamitam, with elevation: 630+ MASL, makes it one of the hiking destinations in the Province of Batangas. Considered a friendly mountain for beginners, yet it can bring a remarkable hiking experience to seasoned hikers because of its soil type, which is slippery and muddy during the wet season and hot during summer. As you can see in the photo above, it is covered with green, which brings a relaxing aura to the eyes.

Mt. Talamitam | BHM on 3rd

Our original plan was Mt. Maculot, but two days before the climb, it was changed to Mt. Talamitam in Nasugbu, Batangas. Night trekking was certainly full of fun since there was no problem with the harmful UV rays. Talamitam is covered with cogon grass and shrubs; no hardwood or trees that can protect the hikers from the sun's rays. Its highest point measures 630+ MASL with a gorgeous ambiance on top. There's a one-meter assault to the summit, which added an amazing adventure to the hikers. Mt. Batulao and Mt. Pico de Loro were just two of the well-known mountains nearby.