HomeIloiloIloilo ProvinceCentral IloiloEast Central IloiloDingleBulabog Putian National ParkBulabog Puti-an National Park is a protected rain forest area known for being a living museum of flora and fauna. Hundreds of local and foreign tourists visit the 847 eco-tourism park to immerse in the area’s natural attractions such as its various forms of wildlife and more than 30 caves.The caves of Bulabog Putian National Park is an important historical, paleontological, archeological site since it was used as a hideout by the revolutionary forces in Iloilo during the Spanish occupational period. Many of the caves’ walls still has text inscribed by the war heroes of the past. One of these text reads: “Los Republicanos Juran Morir Antes Que Entregarse,” or The Republicans Swear To die Before Surrendering.The caves of Bulabog Putian National Park is an important historical, paleontological, archeological site since it was used as a hideout by the revolutionary forces in Iloilo during the Spanish occupational period. Many of the caves’ walls still has text inscribed by the war heroes of the past. One of these text reads: “Los Republicanos Juran Morir Antes Que Entregarse,” or The Republicans Swear To die Before Surrendering.The trail to the caves is ladden with limestone rocks, the same material used for the construction of the century-old Dingle Church. If you’re planning to visit, better wear sturdy rubber shoes to make your trek easier.Bulabog Putian National Park is more frequently visited during the summer time especially the holy week. Visitors would bathe in the mountain spring resort or explore the park’s vast area.Bulabog Putian National Park spans parts of Dingle and San Enrique. To get to the park from Iloilo City, ride a “Dingle” jeepney in Tagbak Terminal, Jaro. Once in the town proper, you can hire a tricycle, which will take you to the park’s receiving area. The entrance fee in Bulabog Putian National Park for locals is P8 and P80 for foreigners. There are tour guides available for P180.Don’t leave yet. There’s more!Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name * Email * Website ΔThis site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Comments juls saysApril 18, 2017 at 6:26 pmgood pm can we have a tree planting activity with in the area?..can u pls. send us also contact no of someone to ask for the details..tnxReply julie rose saysApril 17, 2017 at 7:38 pmcan we have a tree planting activity within the area?..Reply omi saysJanuary 9, 2013 at 1:43 pmcan we use the pics for a poster we’re making in organizing a small group of visitors to this place? watermarks will be retained. credits will be given to whom it is due. thanks sir marcos! ^^Reply Marcos saysJanuary 11, 2013 at 11:19 pmSent you an email.Reply nichole saysJuly 14, 2012 at 9:07 pmopen ba every sunday?Reply borge saysMarch 1, 2012 at 2:58 pmim uncomfortable with the apartheid price system,I will not go there as long as they ask 10 times the normal price, it makes me feel like a cow being milked in stead of visitor!Reply rom saysJanuary 9, 2013 at 1:34 pmwe went there last year and this price system is not effective anymore. we are locales of iloilo and we were disappointed to have paid 100 php for tourists because we only prepared 8php. lol. good thing we had extra bucks. beautiful, enchanting nature trip.Reply majarra saysFebruary 25, 2012 at 11:38 pmi’ve been here..old highschool days in SSC!.we’ve entered 4 or 5 caves, i remember encountering a monkey and some snakes but tour guides assured that they’re harmless..nice place indeed to go nature tripping..Reply teoderich falsis saysFebruary 13, 2012 at 11:33 amwell,kudos to marcos….i work for denr and im currently living inside the park premises…i’d like to ask if i could use some of the photos on BPNP coz i’d be making a Facebook page on the said protected area.youre name as photographer will of course appear as a token of gratitude. kindly send the pics on my email ad [email protected]….that is if youre ok sharing your shoots… ;)thanksReply jz saysJanuary 1, 2012 at 8:10 pmIs camping permitted here? are there facilities available for use in case of overnight visits? thanks!Reply krissy saysSeptember 20, 2011 at 2:43 pmIs Bulabog Putian suitable for field trip of elementary and pre-school children? Can I ask for their contact number in case pre-booking is required? thank you!Reply herald saysAugust 20, 2011 at 4:09 pmtama gid ka sadya…. ang experience indi gid mabakal kung makad2 kamo sa bulabog putian, you will be able to fell the true love of nature. ang pagsaka kag pagpanaog mabudlay pero sadya kung damo kamo….Reply mur2s saysJuly 3, 2011 at 8:51 pmmv m concerned 2 did u already file a complaint? m afraid dey will still do it if nobody aprehend dem. do wat s right mv. ur manlines s being stepped in by that unprofesinal park ranger/personnel. he might nid a diciplinary action or retraining in protecting d environment nd not texting ader mens gf. do 8 bro. f no action go bombo or syete 20.Reply mark villa saysJuly 3, 2011 at 8:22 pmhi, its a good thing that the ilonggos still has a national park wherein the everything in that park is protected by LAW, well………..EXCEPT FOR ITS VISITORS……you asked why? Well, recently, some friends of mine went there for a sort of a study on some specie of plant; unfortunately everyone visiting there are asked to write on the logbook or list on the parks office as to their name and contact number (luckily no address was required); now, I was so disgusted that a park ranger/personnel somehow went over the logbook to look for the contact number (mobile number) of my friend (my fiance’ actually) and started to dial and text my friend’s number which is annoying and disgusting. PLEASE, TO THE AUTHORITIES CONCERNED, SEE TO IT THAT PROPER CONDUCT AND FORMALITY IS EXERCISED BY ALL PARK PERSONNEL ESPECIALLY TO THE LOGBO0K WHICH IS CONFIDENTIAL IN NATURE, THAT NO ONE MUST HAVE ACCESS TO IT EXCEPT FOR THE PARK SUPERINTENDENT. The park rangers should have no access to the logbook, thats all im asking……….and by the way, the park is nice and peaceful.Reply Vic saysJune 12, 2011 at 2:48 am@all…and to add up… Dingle has this natural limestone rocks pavements and you doesn’t seem to notice its natural road …Reply concern... saysJune 11, 2011 at 11:55 am@ marcos… try to add this site to you blogReply concern... saysJune 11, 2011 at 11:54 am@ marcos… try to add this site to you blog . this is the hidden rock climbing paradise of all rock climber in the Philippines even internationally, many rock climber visit on this site.. try to contact local Iloilo rock climber…thanks!!!Reply mur2s saysJuly 3, 2011 at 8:44 pmhostage is like a mythical term so 8 doesnt exist like a mythical creature. unless ur really dat hot nd left ur cel# like wat happened 2 mark v fiancee. shes being text by a mythical park ranger.Reply Emma balasan saysApril 13, 2011 at 9:12 pmOmygosh, i have been visiting iloilo every year to my family there sa ajuy , and i never knew there were such beautiful places like this there , its beautiful enough , the fresh air , the mythical creatures , but siling ni mama damo da ga hostage is it true?please reply.Reply popai saysFebruary 9, 2011 at 10:50 ami’ve been there last week . . great experience !!!! love that place . . . XDReply qqqqq saysDecember 17, 2010 at 10:43 amhahahaReply enzodago saysNovember 30, 2010 at 2:33 pmyeah, this place is great… ngkadto kmi di during my days as an architecture student in WVCST… we did a study of the whole place pra sa improvement sng area as part of the schools extension project. sadly wla na kmi ka blik didto, ang next lower years namn ng bulos. regards lng gli da sa team ni sir Corbal ah… hope we can go back there some time soon…Reply Minggoy saysJune 15, 2010 at 9:59 pmNami ni sya nga trekking experience for everyone. Nakadtuan na ini namon sang akon Environmental Science classes sugod sang 1997, kag kada tuig gid ginadala ko diri ang akon students hasta sang 2004. Nauntat lang ato sang naghalin ako sa akon school kag sa akon dutang natawhan.Recommended for high school students. Another great place to go to is the Maasin Watershed and the Barbaza Refuge in Antique. Kinahanglan galing matulog gid kamo didto, which we actually did.Reply Bob Aguirre saysJune 10, 2010 at 3:49 pm…i missed hometown… indeed Bulabog will always be in a way a haven for many… seeing those pix brought me joy and excitement to visit the place over and over again…:)).. Love you Dingleanons…Reply Hard Ball saysOctober 31, 2009 at 11:47 amkaya ang Bulabog kadtuan half-day? like leave the city after lunch, then back to the city mga 4 pm?Reply Minggoy saysJune 15, 2010 at 10:03 pmWe usually start off from Jaro at 8am, and end up going back to school at 5pm.Pwede ka man ka kadtu to lunchtime then go home at 4 pm, if you only visit the first 3 nearest caves. But you should enter the longest and darkest one to get this thrilling experience of spelunking. I guess it is the 4th cave.Reply Gabrielle Villaruel saysOctober 9, 2009 at 4:36 pmwe just visited it lately, October 9, 2009 the place is very beautiful ! especially the memorial tower, the tower is very high, you can see the place up of the tower.that’s the very memorable field trip I’ve ever experience in my life.Reply Mackoy Sese saysAugust 19, 2009 at 1:23 pmjust visited your site, really nice shots would like to be able to take pictures like that soon. also your narration are most useful and informative, i will be visiting Iloilo & Guimaras this coming August 29 to Sept 1, any additional sites that I should not miss?keep up the good work, hats off to you sir Marcos.mackoyReply Lea May A. Solatorio saysMay 22, 2009 at 5:58 pmBulabog Putian is something Ilonggos should be proud of. It is such a marvelous place to visit, spend time with friends and family most especially for nature fanatics. It is roughly a several kilometer walk; however, every step is probably worth it.You may also ask for the help of forest rangers in exploring the place.Check it out and enjoy.Reply mspl saysApril 1, 2009 at 11:53 ami’m sure this holy week this park will be very much alive! nice to think of my past experience in this park especially holy week……kadto kamo!Reply nove saysMarch 21, 2009 at 8:55 amSayang hindi ako nakapagpunta dyan ngan pumunta kami sa Dingle. by the way pista dyan ngayon sa isang Barangay.Reply Marie C. saysMarch 18, 2009 at 2:44 pmGood afternoon, just a few questions regarding the jeepney ride from the city to Dingle. How much does this cost? And how much is the tricycle ride from town proper to the national park? I would like to publish these rates in an article I’m writing for the inflight magazine of Cebu Pacific. Also, could I possibly use some of your photos?Hoping for your reply,MarieReply Izrael saysMarch 15, 2009 at 9:02 ammanami di maglagaw kda semana santa…. maski makapoy po masadya.Reply choi saysMarch 11, 2009 at 9:09 pmtnx for posting one of our town’s greatest assests. more power. btw, Im from west v tooReply antoinegreg saysMarch 10, 2009 at 3:11 amdow 3 man na di ang krus??? hahahha great pics!Reply Marcos C. saysMarch 10, 2009 at 8:41 pmYup, the other one I wasn’t included in the picture ^^Reply romel saysMarch 9, 2009 at 11:37 pmtani nabasa ko ‘ni sang pagbakasyon dira last january/february. bay-i lang kay makadtu-an ko guid ini. marcos thank you guid.Reply Marcos C. saysMarch 10, 2009 at 8:42 pmAy teh. Next time naman eh, hopefully, they’ll have more attractions during our visit (if ever guid man)Reply
juls saysApril 18, 2017 at 6:26 pmgood pm can we have a tree planting activity with in the area?..can u pls. send us also contact no of someone to ask for the details..tnxReply
omi saysJanuary 9, 2013 at 1:43 pmcan we use the pics for a poster we’re making in organizing a small group of visitors to this place? watermarks will be retained. credits will be given to whom it is due. thanks sir marcos! ^^Reply
borge saysMarch 1, 2012 at 2:58 pmim uncomfortable with the apartheid price system,I will not go there as long as they ask 10 times the normal price, it makes me feel like a cow being milked in stead of visitor!Reply
rom saysJanuary 9, 2013 at 1:34 pmwe went there last year and this price system is not effective anymore. we are locales of iloilo and we were disappointed to have paid 100 php for tourists because we only prepared 8php. lol. good thing we had extra bucks. beautiful, enchanting nature trip.Reply
majarra saysFebruary 25, 2012 at 11:38 pmi’ve been here..old highschool days in SSC!.we’ve entered 4 or 5 caves, i remember encountering a monkey and some snakes but tour guides assured that they’re harmless..nice place indeed to go nature tripping..Reply
teoderich falsis saysFebruary 13, 2012 at 11:33 amwell,kudos to marcos….i work for denr and im currently living inside the park premises…i’d like to ask if i could use some of the photos on BPNP coz i’d be making a Facebook page on the said protected area.youre name as photographer will of course appear as a token of gratitude. kindly send the pics on my email ad [email protected]….that is if youre ok sharing your shoots… ;)thanksReply
jz saysJanuary 1, 2012 at 8:10 pmIs camping permitted here? are there facilities available for use in case of overnight visits? thanks!Reply
krissy saysSeptember 20, 2011 at 2:43 pmIs Bulabog Putian suitable for field trip of elementary and pre-school children? Can I ask for their contact number in case pre-booking is required? thank you!Reply
herald saysAugust 20, 2011 at 4:09 pmtama gid ka sadya…. ang experience indi gid mabakal kung makad2 kamo sa bulabog putian, you will be able to fell the true love of nature. ang pagsaka kag pagpanaog mabudlay pero sadya kung damo kamo….Reply
mur2s saysJuly 3, 2011 at 8:51 pmmv m concerned 2 did u already file a complaint? m afraid dey will still do it if nobody aprehend dem. do wat s right mv. ur manlines s being stepped in by that unprofesinal park ranger/personnel. he might nid a diciplinary action or retraining in protecting d environment nd not texting ader mens gf. do 8 bro. f no action go bombo or syete 20.Reply
mark villa saysJuly 3, 2011 at 8:22 pmhi, its a good thing that the ilonggos still has a national park wherein the everything in that park is protected by LAW, well………..EXCEPT FOR ITS VISITORS……you asked why? Well, recently, some friends of mine went there for a sort of a study on some specie of plant; unfortunately everyone visiting there are asked to write on the logbook or list on the parks office as to their name and contact number (luckily no address was required); now, I was so disgusted that a park ranger/personnel somehow went over the logbook to look for the contact number (mobile number) of my friend (my fiance’ actually) and started to dial and text my friend’s number which is annoying and disgusting. PLEASE, TO THE AUTHORITIES CONCERNED, SEE TO IT THAT PROPER CONDUCT AND FORMALITY IS EXERCISED BY ALL PARK PERSONNEL ESPECIALLY TO THE LOGBO0K WHICH IS CONFIDENTIAL IN NATURE, THAT NO ONE MUST HAVE ACCESS TO IT EXCEPT FOR THE PARK SUPERINTENDENT. The park rangers should have no access to the logbook, thats all im asking……….and by the way, the park is nice and peaceful.Reply
Vic saysJune 12, 2011 at 2:48 am@all…and to add up… Dingle has this natural limestone rocks pavements and you doesn’t seem to notice its natural road …Reply
concern... saysJune 11, 2011 at 11:54 am@ marcos… try to add this site to you blog . this is the hidden rock climbing paradise of all rock climber in the Philippines even internationally, many rock climber visit on this site.. try to contact local Iloilo rock climber…thanks!!!Reply
mur2s saysJuly 3, 2011 at 8:44 pmhostage is like a mythical term so 8 doesnt exist like a mythical creature. unless ur really dat hot nd left ur cel# like wat happened 2 mark v fiancee. shes being text by a mythical park ranger.Reply
Emma balasan saysApril 13, 2011 at 9:12 pmOmygosh, i have been visiting iloilo every year to my family there sa ajuy , and i never knew there were such beautiful places like this there , its beautiful enough , the fresh air , the mythical creatures , but siling ni mama damo da ga hostage is it true?please reply.Reply
popai saysFebruary 9, 2011 at 10:50 ami’ve been there last week . . great experience !!!! love that place . . . XDReply
enzodago saysNovember 30, 2010 at 2:33 pmyeah, this place is great… ngkadto kmi di during my days as an architecture student in WVCST… we did a study of the whole place pra sa improvement sng area as part of the schools extension project. sadly wla na kmi ka blik didto, ang next lower years namn ng bulos. regards lng gli da sa team ni sir Corbal ah… hope we can go back there some time soon…Reply
Minggoy saysJune 15, 2010 at 9:59 pmNami ni sya nga trekking experience for everyone. Nakadtuan na ini namon sang akon Environmental Science classes sugod sang 1997, kag kada tuig gid ginadala ko diri ang akon students hasta sang 2004. Nauntat lang ato sang naghalin ako sa akon school kag sa akon dutang natawhan.Recommended for high school students. Another great place to go to is the Maasin Watershed and the Barbaza Refuge in Antique. Kinahanglan galing matulog gid kamo didto, which we actually did.Reply
Bob Aguirre saysJune 10, 2010 at 3:49 pm…i missed hometown… indeed Bulabog will always be in a way a haven for many… seeing those pix brought me joy and excitement to visit the place over and over again…:)).. Love you Dingleanons…Reply
Hard Ball saysOctober 31, 2009 at 11:47 amkaya ang Bulabog kadtuan half-day? like leave the city after lunch, then back to the city mga 4 pm?Reply
Minggoy saysJune 15, 2010 at 10:03 pmWe usually start off from Jaro at 8am, and end up going back to school at 5pm.Pwede ka man ka kadtu to lunchtime then go home at 4 pm, if you only visit the first 3 nearest caves. But you should enter the longest and darkest one to get this thrilling experience of spelunking. I guess it is the 4th cave.Reply
Gabrielle Villaruel saysOctober 9, 2009 at 4:36 pmwe just visited it lately, October 9, 2009 the place is very beautiful ! especially the memorial tower, the tower is very high, you can see the place up of the tower.that’s the very memorable field trip I’ve ever experience in my life.Reply
Mackoy Sese saysAugust 19, 2009 at 1:23 pmjust visited your site, really nice shots would like to be able to take pictures like that soon. also your narration are most useful and informative, i will be visiting Iloilo & Guimaras this coming August 29 to Sept 1, any additional sites that I should not miss?keep up the good work, hats off to you sir Marcos.mackoyReply
Lea May A. Solatorio saysMay 22, 2009 at 5:58 pmBulabog Putian is something Ilonggos should be proud of. It is such a marvelous place to visit, spend time with friends and family most especially for nature fanatics. It is roughly a several kilometer walk; however, every step is probably worth it.You may also ask for the help of forest rangers in exploring the place.Check it out and enjoy.Reply
mspl saysApril 1, 2009 at 11:53 ami’m sure this holy week this park will be very much alive! nice to think of my past experience in this park especially holy week……kadto kamo!Reply
nove saysMarch 21, 2009 at 8:55 amSayang hindi ako nakapagpunta dyan ngan pumunta kami sa Dingle. by the way pista dyan ngayon sa isang Barangay.Reply
Marie C. saysMarch 18, 2009 at 2:44 pmGood afternoon, just a few questions regarding the jeepney ride from the city to Dingle. How much does this cost? And how much is the tricycle ride from town proper to the national park? I would like to publish these rates in an article I’m writing for the inflight magazine of Cebu Pacific. Also, could I possibly use some of your photos?Hoping for your reply,MarieReply
Izrael saysMarch 15, 2009 at 9:02 ammanami di maglagaw kda semana santa…. maski makapoy po masadya.Reply
choi saysMarch 11, 2009 at 9:09 pmtnx for posting one of our town’s greatest assests. more power. btw, Im from west v tooReply
romel saysMarch 9, 2009 at 11:37 pmtani nabasa ko ‘ni sang pagbakasyon dira last january/february. bay-i lang kay makadtu-an ko guid ini. marcos thank you guid.Reply
Marcos C. saysMarch 10, 2009 at 8:42 pmAy teh. Next time naman eh, hopefully, they’ll have more attractions during our visit (if ever guid man)Reply