The ecologically rich Province of Lanao del Norte is synonymous with unspoiled natural beauty. Most of the area is blanketed by pristine tropical rainforests and is considered among the best preserved in the country. The province has a very rich and colourful history, cultural mix, and has a teeming aqua marine life. It is a destination stopover tourists wouldn't want to miss.
Located along the northwest coast of the big island of Mindanao with the Illana Bay to its south, the province is the land bridge of the Zamboanga Peninsula to the rest of Mindanao. It serves as the gateway to the cities of Pagadian, Tangub, Oroquieta, Ozamiz, and Zamboanga.
From the majestic peaks of Mount Inayawan to the tranquil shores of Lake Lanao, this hidden gem offers a myriad of adventures for nature enthusiasts. Delve into the colorful history of the area through visits to ancient landmarks like the Maigo Old Church and Kolambug.
Lanao del Norte is home to several waterfalls, lakes, and valleys. It is endowed with interesting lowland and highland natural spots, famous of which is the Tinago Falls in the town of Linamon. The word "Tinago" is the Cebuano word for hidden and indeed, the waterfalls seem to have been concealed from the rest of the world as it is located in a deep ravine. A trek down a steep stairway with only the sound of the cascading waterfalls echoing in the ears, then the eyes behold a breathtaking sight. That is how one discovers this hidden treasure. It is a haven for nature lovers and gives evidence of Mother Nature"s amazing works of wonders. It is one of the most-visited towns in the province, basking in the splendour of its strategic and scenic location.