Mt. Manalmon is located in San Miguel Bulacan at Sitio Madlum. Locals called this as 'Biak na Bato" which is part of the History of Katipunan Revolution. If you ask locals where is Mt. Manalamon they dont have any idea because they are used to call the mountain "Biak na Bato".Aside from the historical background of Biak na Bato National Park it offers great outdoor adventures. Such as Hiking at Mt. Manalamon and Mt. Gola, caving and spelunking at Bat Cave and Manalmon Cave, River trekking/crossing, cliff diving and the signature of "Biak na bato" the monkey bridge.
From Cubao we took a bus heading to Cabanatuan. Baliwag does have a regular travel to Cabanatuan and its taking the Bulacan Route. Its a two hours travel from Cubao to Barangay Kamias which is the entry point to Sitio Madlum.
We get-off from the bus at Barangay Kamias San Miguel Bulacan. From here a tricycle ride will bring you to the entrance of Biak na Bato National Park. The fare is quite expensive so you should practice your bargaining skills when you get here.
We asked our drivers to bring us to the nearest Carinderia along the way. We had great lunch with Bulacenio's dishes. Dinuguan, Lechon, Bopis, Banana and cold softdrinks.
For those groups that will stay overnight at Biak na Bato National Park you can buy your supplies in the Market before the entrance of Sitio Madlum. All supplies are available not including butane or denatured oil.
WELCOME SITIO MADLUM
