Wildlifeof the Philippines
Wildlife in Mount Pulag National Park
Benguet
The highest peak in Luzon, in the northern Cordillera, with mossy forest, pine forest and a grassland of dwarf bamboo near the summit. It is cold and misty at night, and the mossy forest has Luzon highland specialists including the Luzon bushy-tailed cloud rat. Climbs require a registered guide and an orientation at the park office.
Highlights
- Mossy forest and dwarf bamboo grassland
- Luzon highland endemics
- Sunrise above the clouds
Top wildlife targets
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Mount Pulag National Park?
- Top wildlife targets in Mount Pulag National Park include Luzon Bushy-tailed Cloud Rat, Luzon Redstart, Flame-breasted Fruit-Dove, Philippine Hanging-Parrot, Long-billed Rhabdornis and Northern Luzon Giant Cloud Rat. Highlights: Mossy forest and dwarf bamboo grassland.
- Where is Mount Pulag National Park?
- Mount Pulag National Park is in Benguet, the Philippines (about 16.58°, 121°).
- What are the highlights of Mount Pulag National Park?
- Mossy forest and dwarf bamboo grassland, Luzon highland endemics and Sunrise above the clouds.