Bukidnon

Bukidnon is a landlocked province located in the northern part of Mindanao, Philippines. It is known as the "Land of the Giants" and the "Highlands of Mindanao." The province is characterized by its vast plateaus, rolling hills, and deep canyons, making it a prime location for agriculture. The primary economic activity in Bukidnon is farming, with major crops including pineapples, corn, bananas, and sugarcane. The province is also a significant producer of coffee and rice.

The capital of Bukidnon is Malaybalay City. Other notable cities and municipalities include Valencia City, the largest city in terms of land area, and Don Carlos, which is a major agricultural hub. The diverse topography of Bukidnon supports a rich biodiversity, including several endemic species of flora and fauna. Mount Kitanglad, one of the highest mountains in the Philippines, is located here and is a protected landscape.

Bukidnon is home to several indigenous cultural communities, most notably the Higaonon, Talaandig, and Manobo tribes. These groups have preserved their unique traditions, languages, and ways of life, contributing to the cultural mosaic of the province. Festivals like the Kaamulan Festival celebrate the rich cultural heritage of these indigenous peoples. The province's cool climate, due to its high elevation, makes it an attractive destination for eco-tourism. Attractions include waterfalls, natural springs, and vast pineapple plantations.