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Mt. Pulag, Benguet

Mt. Pulag

Benguet

2,922 masl

The highest peak in Luzon and third-highest in the Philippines, famous for its "sea of clouds" above a dwarf-bamboo grassland and mossy pine forest. Protected as Mt. Pulag National Park since 1987; jump-offs at Ambangeg Ranger Station (Bokod) and Barangay Duacan (Kabayan).

Best months: December–early May (dry season, best for sea-of-clouds views); December–February is coldest.

Permits: Mandatory registration and orientation at the PAMO Visitor's Center, plus a medical (fit-to-climb) certificate. Daily cap of ~500 trekkers, 10 per group; book ahead, especially on weekends.

Current closure: Weekend camping at Camp 2 (Fri–Sun) is currently banned, and DENR closed Campsites 1 & 2 in Feb 2025 over trash accumulation — confirm current campsite status before booking.

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Akiki

Difficulty 7/9 · 10–11 hrs; 2–4 day itinerary

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Ambangeg

Difficulty 3/9 · 4–5 hrs to summit; 1–2 day itinerary

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