Malaybalay has several notable tourist destinations.

Monastery of Transfiguration
The City's 25-year Benedictine Monastery of Transfiguration on San Jose hill, is made of heavy lime blocks, designed by National Artist for architecture Leandro Locsin.
The first Filipino Abbot, Fr.
Eduardo Africa and former Malaybalay bishop Gaudencio Rosales inaugurated it on August 6, 1983.
Today, 10 monks had its 7 hectares planted to rice, 25 hectares to corn, and the rest for planting the world-famous Monk's Blend Premium coffee.
Its two-story Museum of Transfiguration Monastery (MTM) houses Dom Martin's 50-piece vestment collection included in Philippines' 1998 centennial celebration.
The Worship and Weave book on the vestments won the 2001 National Book Award (art category).

Nasuli Spring
Located in Barangay Bangcud, this spring has blue waters deep enough for diving and swimming.
It also serves as picnic grounds for families.

Bukidnon Forests Inc., (BFI) industrial tree plantation
This 39,000-hectare reforestation project (21,000 hectares of which are plantable) demonstrates the compatibility of nature with economic objectives.
Funded with the assistance of the New Zealand government under the auspices of DENR, the project has been operational since 1990.
The City of Malaybalay and the municipalities of Impasugong, Manolo Fortich and Malitbog are the areas covered by the plantation.
Its 5-hectare nursery is capable of producing 5.2 million fast-growing seedlings every year.

Kaamulan Grounds
Located at Barangay 1, Kaamulan Grounds serves as an activity area, refuge and recollection, picnic and other outdoor activities.
The Folk Arts Theater, where some provincial activities and events are held, is also found here.

Carmelite Monastery
The Carmelite Sister's Monastery is a place for retreat and prayer.
It is at Pal-ing, Barangay Patpat; some 5 km from the city proper bound to the west.

Mt. Capistrano
Famous as the evacuation area in World War II, this mountain is characterized by its rock formations and caves.
Nature trekkers and mountain climbers find a good spot at the top, albeit rough and sharp, to see a vista of Bukidnon's grandeur as it offers views of the nearby mountains and the acres of rice and cornfields.
Located at Barangay Managok, it is 18 km from the City of Malaybalay proper bound south.

Roxas Monument
Roxas Monument is a historical park whose principal feature is the monument of the Philippine's first president of the independent Republic, Manuel Roxas.
History has it that President Roxas hid secretly in the old school, now known as Casisang Central Integrated School, after escaping from Japanese Imperial Army at the height of World War II on his way to Australia.
The monument was erected in honor of Roxas’ brief stay as well as to remember the WWII prisoners of war.
The Roxas Monument is located at Casisang, Malaybalay – a few minutes ride going South from the city proper.

Dalwangan Centennial Marker
This is the spot identified to be where the Northern and Southern Army of the US Air Force linked in World War II.
The centennial marker is erected at Barangay Dalwangan, City of Malaybalay.

Torre ni David (David's Tower)
Is a popular edifice along the highway of Cabangahan, Malaybalay City.
This old three-storey house was built in 1962 by David Valmorida.
An old article which was featured in Inquirer.net in 2007 reported that there are some strange and unexplained occurrences in this house.

Ereccion de Pueblo
The monument of creation of the town is proudly standing at Plaza Rizal.
It depicts the 1877 agreement between the Spanish Colonizers and local leaders such as Datu Mampaalong
D' Stable Eco Resort (Quadra)
D' Stable Eco Resort is more popularly known as Quadra.
It is located in Santa Cruz, Sumpong, Malaybalay City, close to Shepherds Meadow Memorial Park.
Quadra has a ranch-like setting, with a horses, stables, huts and cottages built on grassy grounds and a mountain view backdrop.
Accommodation and horseback riding may also be available.

Two Trees
The Two Trees is a part of the Provincial Tree Park of Bukidnon, wh
Malaybalay has several notable tourist destinations.
Monastery of Transfiguration
The City's 25-year Benedictine Monastery of Transfiguration on San Jose hill, is made of heavy lime blocks, designed by National Artist for architecture Leandro Locsin. The first Filipino Abbot, Fr. Eduardo Africa and former Malaybalay bishop Gaudencio Rosales inaugurated it on August 6, 1983. Today, 10 monks had its 7 hectares planted to rice, 25 hectares to corn, and the rest for planting the world-famous Monk's Blend Premium coffee. Its two-story Museum of Transfiguration Monastery (MTM) houses Dom Martin's 50-piece vestment collection included in Philippines' 1998 centennial celebration. The Worship and Weave book on the vestments won the 2001 National Book Award (art category).
Nasuli Spring
Located in Barangay Bangcud, this spring has blue waters deep enough for diving and swimming. It also serves as picnic grounds for families.
Bukidnon Forests Inc., (BFI) industrial tree plantation
This 39,000-hectare reforestation project (21,000 hectares of which are plantable) demonstrates the compatibility of nature with economic objectives. Funded with the assistance of the New Zealand government under the auspices of DENR, the project has been operational since 1990. The City of Malaybalay and the municipalities of Impasugong, Manolo Fortich and Malitbog are the areas covered by the plantation. Its 5-hectare nursery is capable of producing 5.2 million fast-growing seedlings every year.
Kaamulan Grounds
Located at Barangay 1, Kaamulan Grounds serves as an activity area, refuge and recollection, picnic and other outdoor activities. The Folk Arts Theater, where some provincial activities and events are held, is also found here.
Carmelite Monastery
The Carmelite Sister's Monastery is a place for retreat and prayer. It is at Pal-ing, Barangay Patpat; some 5 km from the city proper bound to the west.
Mt. Capistrano
Famous as the evacuation area in World War II, this mountain is characterized by its rock formations and caves. Nature trekkers and mountain climbers find a good spot at the top, albeit rough and sharp, to see a vista of Bukidnon's grandeur as it offers views of the nearby mountains and the acres of rice and cornfields. Located at Barangay Managok, it is 18 km from the City of Malaybalay proper bound south.
Roxas Monument
Roxas Monument is a historical park whose principal feature is the monument of the Philippine's first president of the independent Republic, Manuel Roxas. History has it that President Roxas hid secretly in the old school, now known as Casisang Central Integrated School, after escaping from Japanese Imperial Army at the height of World War II on his way to Australia. The monument was erected in honor of Roxas’ brief stay as well as to remember the WWII prisoners of war. The Roxas Monument is located at Casisang, Malaybalay – a few minutes ride going South from the city proper.
Dalwangan Centennial Marker
This is the spot identified to be where the Northern and Southern Army of the US Air Force linked in World War II. The centennial marker is erected at Barangay Dalwangan, City of Malaybalay.
Torre ni David (David's Tower)
Is a popular edifice along the highway of Cabangahan, Malaybalay City. This old three-storey house was built in 1962 by David Valmorida. An old article which was featured in Inquirer.net in 2007 reported that there are some strange and unexplained occurrences in this house.
Ereccion de Pueblo
The monument of creation of the town is proudly standing at Plaza Rizal. It depicts the 1877 agreement between the Spanish Colonizers and local leaders such as Datu Mampaalong
D' Stable Eco Resort (Quadra)
D' Stable Eco Resort is more popularly known as Quadra. It is located in Santa Cruz, Sumpong, Malaybalay City, close to Shepherds Meadow Memorial Park. Quadra has a ranch-like setting, with a horses, stables, huts and cottages built on grassy grounds and a mountain view backdrop. Accommodation and horseback riding may also be available.
Two Trees
The Two Trees is a part of the Provincial Tree Park of Bukidnon, wh
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