Tourism, especially local tourism, is definitely one of the drivers of our economy. While it’s a challenge to promote tourism these days given the global health crisis, this hasn’t stopped many of our local nature lovers to showcase what Malaybalay City has to offer. Malaybalay
There are no chairs (although there are comfortable bean bags). There are a few low tables, some round and square mats and several throw pillows. Customers are just made to squat on the bamboo floor. There’s live music, sometimes courtesy of the greats like Waway
Need a place for prayer and reflection? Visit Q Park II, Malaybalay’s latest tourist spot. This new Malaybalay nature park, which is located in Barangay Kalasungay, is fast becoming a popular choice as venue for pondering and reflection, aside from the Monastery of Transfiguration and
Coffeeworks Malaybalay branch is finally open! Coffeeworks, a coffee shop brand from Cagayan de Oro, has opened its latest branch in the capital of Bukidnon. Located at Mandani Arcade along Fortich Street, Coffeeworks Malaybalay is home to freshly brewed coffee, ice blended drinks, teas and
MALAYBALAY CITY – Spend a spook-tacular Halloween Night at Malaybalay City’s premiere disco and KTV bar Club Andromina on November 1, 2013, Friday, as they hold a fun-filled “Vampire Disco” event. Not only do you party the night away and enjoy games such as Beer
BUKIDNON TOURISM | BUKIDNON TOURIST SPOTS | MALAYBALAY CITY – Some of my friends and I went to revisit the Monastery of Transfiguration located at Barangay San Jose, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon recently. Took some photos of the place. There’s new landscaping near the guest house
Finally, Chowking Malaybalay! What used to be hush-hush, unconfirmed gossip is no longer. Chowking – that popular fastfood chain that serves Chinese food – is set to open a branch at Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. A huge tarp that says “Best pick for Chinese food” along