Camping In The Mountains | Bangkong Kahoy Valley | Mt. Banahaw & Mt. Cristobal Freezing Nights

Bangkong Kahoy translates to Wooden Bench, hence the name “bangko” which was derived from live tree trunks and branches. Bangkong Kahoy Valley sits between the mountains of Mt. Banahaw and Mt. Cristobal; a comfortable haven for weekend trekkers, campers, bird watchers and anyone who wants to escape to a cool and quiet retreat. One gets a magnificent view of two mountains interacting with the moods of sun, the wind and the rain, constantly changing, always proclaiming the glory of its Maker. Entrance fee: Day tour: 70 pesos Overnight: 140 pesos Expect a rough road of about 1km until you reach the reception area and another 300m-400m to get to the camp ground. They don't have sari sari store, so make sure to bring your essentials with you and a drinking water. The water in the faucet is said to be safe for drinking and just to be sure, we boiled it prior to drinking. Bring thick blankets as it gets too cold at night. They have designated bonfire rings for your bonfire. For reservations you may reach out to Bangkong Kahoy Valley's facebook page. If you liked this video, make sure to hit thumbs up! Share it to your friends and SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more moto-camping adventures! Click the bell icon so you don't miss a good camp! For sponsorship and/or collaboration, send an email to [email protected]. Gears used: Samsung S22 Ultra DJI Osmo Action 3