Your ultimate resource for discovering the hidden highlands of Mindanao. We provide comprehensive, first-hand guides to beginner-friendly hiking trails, serene 'bukid' farm stays, and rugged overlanding destinations. From technical trail data and MASL details to essential safety tips and local logistics, our content is built on actual boots-on-the-ground experience and authentic mountain intel.
Are you looking for a quick escape from the heat of Davao City? If you’re a beginner hiker or a trail runner looking for the perfect training ground, Bamboo Peak—locally known as Buntod Ta Laya—is a destination you...
If you’re looking for a hike that blends coastal scenery, rocky beaches, and a rewarding uphill climb, the Shek O hike is one of the most unforgettable outdoor adventures on Hong Kong Island. This trail takes you from...
Discover 10 beginner-friendly hiking trails in Mindanao for 2025. From Bukidnon to Davao, these easy hikes offer scenic views, short trails, and local adventure.
I’m Dexter Priete, and I started Manakaay ug Bukid out of a simple love for the highland breeze and the quiet trails of Davao. My mission is to share the raw beauty of our mountains with you—not just as a guide, but as a fellow traveler who has walked every path featured here. Join me as we explore the hidden corners of Mindanao, one peak at a time.
Plan your next getaway to Panas Falls! Swim in crystal-clear waters, enjoy serene nature, and experience one of Davao del Norte’s top attractions.
Embarking on a multi-day trek is an incredible way to connect with nature, but the joy can be overshadowed by the waste we often inadvertently leave behind. From single-use plastic packaging to discarded food wrappers...
Mt. Mantalingahan is a name spoken with a mixture of reverence and trepidation in the Philippine mountaineering community. Rising as the highest point in the province of Palawan, this mountain is far more than just a...
A Tale of Two Peaks: Exploring the Beauty and Contrasts of Mt. Mambutig and Mt. Kulago in Tarragona and Malaybalay Do you want another taste of Mt. Kulago? It’s not exactly identical, but there are similarities to...