When in Cagayan de Oro: Places to Explore

 When in Cagayan de Oro: Places to Explore

 

    Cagayan de Oro, often referred to as the “City of Golden Friendship”, is renowned for its vibrant culture and diverse attractions that offers a diverse array of must-visit places for those who are seeking for adventure and relaxation. From thrilling outdoor activities to serene parks and cultural landmarks, the city is surely a treasure trove of experiences. Below are some of the must visit places to explore that showcase the charm and appeal of Cagayan de Oro.

 

1. Whitewater Rafting & River Tubing


Cagayan de Oro is famously know as the “Whitewater Rafting Capital of the Philippines”, making whitewater rafting one of the city’s most popular attraction. This extreme adventure on the majestic Cagayan de Oro river features 25 rapids, making it an exhalirating experience for both first-timers and experienced rafters alike. But for a more relaxed option, visitors can choose river tubing which is riding on a donut-shaped inner tube while enjoying and admiring the river’s beauty.

 

2. Mapawa Nature Park



Nestled in Barangay Cugman, Mapawa Nature Park is ideal for individuals seeking outdoor adventure. It's conveniently accessible and also features various scenic spots for relaxation. It also provides myriad of activities such as trekking, cayoneering, cliff jumping, and horseback riding. Visitors can also set up tents at designated camping grounds to enjoy the natural surrounding.

 

3. Gardens of Malasag Eco-Tourism Village



Spanning over 72-hectares, this eco-tourism village is located in Barangay Cugman. This place is the perfect option for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The site features lush gardens, a mini zoo, and various lodging facilities.

 

4. F.S Catanico Falls



An enchanting destination, F.S Catanico is perfect for a day of relaxation and picnicking.  This hidden gem, located in Cugman River, provides visitors with stunning views and tranquil settings, making it an excellent spot for photography and nature walks.

 

5. Eden’s Solace



Situated in Upper Sumpong, Indahag, Eden’s Solace is a quaint garden with breathtaking, overlooking views of Cagayan de Oro and serene atmosphere. Whether you are seeking for a peaceful retreat or for a romantic spot, Eden’s Solace promises an unforgettable experience. With its stunning vistas, comfortable ambience, and a variety of food offerings, it is a perfect place to unwind and recharge.


6.  High Ridge



High Ridge is a dining destination with spectacular panoramic views of the city. Situated only a short drive from downtown, this restaurant offers a diverse menu that caters to all taste preferences. It is an excellent spot to unwind while enjoying the view of the city.

 

7. Museum of Three Cultures



Museum of Three Cultures showcases the rich cultural heritage of Mindanao,Cagayan de Oro, and Marawi. It is housed within Capitol University. It features various artifacts and exhibits that provides insight into the region’s history and traditions.


8. Museo de Oro



Situated within the Xavier University- Ateneo de Cagayan campus in the Divisoria area, Museo de Oro is a prominent folkloric museum that showcases the rich cultural heritage and history of Mindanao. The museum houses significant artifacts, including archaeological finds and contemporary art. Exploring the museum offers a valuable opportunity to delve into local heritage and communal narratives.


9. St. Augustine Metropolitan Cathedral



One of the most important religious structure in city, it is a place of worship as well as a historical landmark. It serves as ecclesiastical seat of the Archdioceses of Cagayan de Oro. The cathedral stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and enduring spirit. St. Augustine Metropolitan Cathedral is the right place to visit for  individuals interested in the religious and cultural heritage of the city.

 

    These places collectively showcases the charm, beauty, culture and, adventure encapsulated within Cagayan de Oro, making the city a remarkable destination for travelers of all interest.

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