Province of Bukidnon The name Bukidnon is a reference to tribes inhabiting the plateaus of Northern Mindanao and means "People of the Mountains" which pertains to the early settlers.

Bukidnon Association of America Whether you live in the USA or in the Philippines, the Bukidnon Association of California will try to provide information you can use. Here is everything you'll need from and about the Bukidnon.

Welcome to Malaybalay City the Capital city of the Province of Bukidnon, on the Island of Mindanao, in the Republic of the Philippines. The city, with a population of greater than 112,000, lies surrounded by mountain ranges in the valley of a tributary of the Pulangi River.

Hans Brandeis Homepage Traditional Music of the Ethnic Minorities in the Philippines. Player of Bukidnon violin dayuday. By profession, I am an ethnomusicologist.

Bukidnon State College Historical Sketch: 1924 - BSC Started as a two-year secondary school known as Bukidnon Provincial High School to train elementary school teachers; 1925 - It offered a four-year secondary normal curriculum. It was renamed Bukidnon Secondary Normal School; 1952 - The two-year special collegiate teacher education course was offered. The school became Bukidnon Normal School.

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Bukidnon Cultural Destination Bukidnon Picture a land of pineapple plantations and coffee fields, extensive forests, lofty mountains and deep canyons. This is landlocked Bukidnon; with its pleasantly cool climate and high elevation, it is reminiscent of Baguio in the north. There is even a Pines View Park, a local picnic ground in Malaybalay.

Mountain View College Founded in 1953, Mountain View College is located in the center of Mindanao in the south Philippines. It lies at the foot of and approximately 10 miles south of scenic Mt. Kitanglad. Covering an area of about 1000 hectares (2500 acres) and at an altitude of 1000 meters (3300 feet) it is cool and pleasant the year around.

Mt. Kitanglad National Park Mt. Kitanglad Range provides habitat for a sizable proportion of the fauna found in the Philippines, including a large portion of endemic species like the endangered Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi). Floral surveys also revealed the existence of rare and endangered species in the area.

Here you will find more info on Bukidnon. Datu Mampaalong, one of the five original magnates of the hamlet called Malaybalay, who surrendered their rights as chieftains of their respective villages and subjugated themselves (some 453 of them and their descendants) under the Spanish Crown, his Majesty Don Alfonso II, through the Cavalry Colonel, the Military Political GOVERNOR of the Second District of Mindanao, the Parish Priest of the Unshod Augustine Order and the First Lieutenant of the Cavalry.

Monastery of the Transfiguration This page is dedicated to Fr. Ed Africa's mission in the Benedictine Monastery of the Transfiguration in Bukidnon, Philippines. The SBCHS75 USA Chapter has initiated a fund drive to help in the education of deserving members of the Monastery's Boys Choir, both its present members and alumni. The Monastery's Boys' Choir is considered the best children's choir in the Philippines. The choir is a regular choir - they sing every Sunday during Mass and people all the way from Davao City (5 hrs. away) and Iligan City (3 hrs. away) and Cagayan de Oro City (1 hr. 30 min.away) attend the Masses in Bukidnon.