Pagadian : Where to Go & What to Do

Pagadian Rotonda – A circular park that instersects the North Diversion Road and Pajares Avenue; two of the main roads in the city. The rotonda overlooks Pagadian Bay and has a well maintained landscaped gardens. Visitors can enjoy horseback riding in the area.

Mt. Palpalan – The headland within Pagadian City, the tip of the mountain contains the transmitters of major communication systems for  a wide network coverage.  Mt. Palpalan stands 684 ft above sea level and has a panoramic view of the Pagadian City and Illana Bay.

Tawagan Sur Springs and Pool – Located in the middle of the lush fields of Tawagan Sur, Tawagan Sur Springs and Pool boasts of three different sized pools perfect for the entire family. Take a break from swimming and go fishing in their man-made fishpond. You can have your catch of the day grilled for a sumptuos meal after.

Manga Falls and Twin Caves – Home to the white monkeys, this area is a 2-layered cascading waterfalls surrounded by large trees.

Kendis Cave – The cave has  large overhead crevices and two interior chambers. Getting to the cave can only be done through horseback riding.

Bogo Hills – Offers panoramic view of the Pagadian Bay

Hanging Bridges of Bagalupa, La Suerte and Lower Sibatang – Wooden floor planks suspended on cables form the hanging bridge. Traverse the 80m long hanging bridge from Barangay Bagalupa and Barangay Lourdes or the 27m long hanging bridge from Barangay Lower Sibatang