Seagull Mountain Resort: Accommodations, Rates, Amenities and Services

Seagull Mountain Resort is located along Bukidnon-Davao Road (more popularly known as Buda Road) in Barangay Lorega, Kitaotao, Bukidnon. With an elevation of 4,000 feet ASL, the place has a naturally cold weather making it an ideal getaway especially on hot summer days. Aside from its various overnight accommodations, Seagull Mountain Resort also has its own coffe shop, steak house, camping grounds, swimming pools and other amenities which will make your stay more enjoyable.

Check out Seagull Mountain Resort's accommodation rates, amenities, services and contact numbers below:

Accommodations and Rates (in Philippine Peso):

Gazebo (4 persons): 2,500.00
Condo Unit 1 (4 persons): 2,500.00
Condo Unit 2 (5 persons): 3,000.00
Condo Unit 3 (2 persons): 1,700.00
Condo Unit 4 (4 persons): 3,000.00
Eliza 1 (4 persons): 3,850.00
Eliza 2 (4 persons): 5,500.00
Eliza 3 (4 persons): 2,500.00
Log Cabin 1,2,3 & 4 (3 persons): 2,400.00
ESD Room (4 persons): 2,500.00
Duplex Room (3 persons): 2,750.00

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Landlocked by mountain ranges and forest reserves, the highland Province of Bukidnon is a haven for outdoor adventure enthusiasts. While it does not have any white sands and waves to lure beach bummers and surfers, Bukidnon' tourist attractions are tailored-fit  for those who seek eco-adventure activities such as mountain climbing, trail hiking, trekking, rappelling, river tubing and the likes. The recent establishment of adventure parks also enticed more tourists to enjoy various thrill rides amidst the cool weather and scenic views. The less adventurous ones would not be left out either, as Bukidnon also boasts of a rich cultural heritage and traditions as well as nature appreciation at its finest.

For those who are planning to visit the province, you should not miss these Top 10 tourist attractions of Bukidnon :

Kaamulan 2013 Street Dancing Photos

These are photos taken during the Kaamulan Festival 2013 Ethnic Street Dancing Competition held last Saturday, March 3, 2013, in Malaybalay City. Kaamulan Festival is held annually to celebrate the gathering of the seven hill tribes who are the original inhabitants of the province: the Bukidnon, Higaoonon, Talaandig, Manobo, Matigsalug, Tigwahonon and Mauyamnon. The competition was participated by six municipalities and two cities of Bukidnon: Pangantucan, Talakag, Dangcagan, Damulog, Kitaotao, Don Carlos, Valencia and Malaybalay. 

These photos are taken before the competition proper started.

The New Kalilangan Integrated Bus Terminal

More than two years ago, I posted a photo of the on-going construction of the New Kalilangan Integrated Bus Terminal in this blog. Just this month, I passed by Kalilangan once again and was pleased to find out that the terminal is now fully operational. The terminal is not as huge and as grand as the one in Maramag but it serves its purpose well, that is providing service and convenience to commuters in Kalilangan as well as those coming from or going to Wao, Lanao del Sur and Banisilan, Cotabato.

Here are more recent photos of the new Kalilangan Integrated Bus Terminal: