BUKIDNON PROVINCE – Thanks to Bukidnon Online’s Internet Protocol (IP) address tracking software, we just learned that Bukidnon National High School (BNHS) now has an official website! And yes, Bukidnon Online is one of the websites they link to. (Thank you very much!) Bukidnon National
Yes, you read that right! Bukidnon Online was cited in one of the articles in the most recent issue of Cebu Pacific Smile. How majorly cool is that?! If you’re interested to read the article (and you actually must be! š ) – check this
We here at BukidnonOnline.com have noticed that many visitors (especially those in other countries) have been searching for information about the three legislative districts of Bukidnon. Here’s how the Province of Bukidnon is divided in terms of legislative districts: First District: Municipalities: Baungon, Kalilangan, Libona,
Kaamulan is an indigenous Bukidnon term for āgatheringā for any purpose. It can mean a datuship ritual, a wedding ceremony, a thanksgiving festival during harvest time, a peace pact, or all of these together. The Kaamulan Festival, by far the only authentic festival left in
Visiting Bukidnon? Here’s how to get to Bukidnon. Treat this as your easy Bukidnon travel guide! If you want to visit Bukidnon soon, here are ways to reach Bukidnon. Here’s how to travel to Bukidnon. The Province of Bukidnon, Philippines is a landlocked area. Hence,
While the province of Bukidnon has 48 public high schools and 15 colleges and universities, education remains a concern especially with the lack of relevant infrastructure particularly computers. In fact, as of November this year, only five of the provinceās high schools have access to