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Nueva Ecija is known as the Rice Granary of the Philippines, but this landlocked province offers more than sprawling rice fields. It is home to dramatic limestone formations, rivers glowing with emerald hues, stunning waterfalls, historical sites, and eco-parks perfect for both adventure seekers and casual travelers.
Mt. Kasahingan is the newest hiking destination in Nueva Ecija. It became popular because of its breathtaking beauty, relaxing ambiance, easy-to-moderate trails, gorgeous waterfalls, and pretty much accessible from Manila and other points in Luzon. Hiking this mountain can give you a rewarding experience and Instagrammable spots.
Nestled in Nueva Ecija, Mt. 387 — famously called the “Chocolate Hills of the North”—is a rising hiking destination that rewards adventurers with panoramic views of lush hills and mountains. The trail is moderately challenging but beginner-friendly, making it ideal for weekend hikers who crave both adventure and relaxation. At the end of the trek, a refreshing dip awaits at Aloha Falls, a serene natural cascade hidden within the forest, offering the perfect cool down after the climb. Together, Mt. 387 and Aloha Falls create a unique blend of mountain and waterfall experience in one trip.
