There are many reasons why Mambukal Resort is considered one of the best places in Negros Occidental. It has many beautiful sites, both made by man and by Mother Nature. The Hot Springs with sulfuric soda water is one of them. A bath house with spa, famous to the Asian people, particularly the Japanese tourists, is supplied with hot and cold water from the springs coming from the mountain.
Known for its therapeutic treatment, people with body fatigue dip into it to relieved their stress and have relaxed. The Mambukal Resort lies 1,200 feet or about 366 meters above sea level and serves as a gateway to the Mount Kanlaon Volcano.
The Mount Kanlaon Volcano is one of the prides of the Visayans because of its exceptional beauty. The Mount Kanlaon is the highest mountain peak in Visayas or the Central Philippines. It has a height of 8,088 feet or about 2,465 meters and a base diameter of 30,000 meters. It is one of the most active volcanoes in the country and is part of the Negros Volcanic Belt.
Mount Kanlaon is surrounded by volcanic peaks and several craters. It is also the host of many waterfalls such as the two waterfalls of Quipot and the Sudlon Falls.
Its Land Area is over 23.6 hectares, Mambukal is blessed with numerous beautiful natural resources. A huge mountain stream, fed by several water channels, flows down in a series of seven falls and flows through the center of the resort, feeding the swimming pools and boating lagoon.
The resort has an ideal location for viewing decks or, for more great encounters with nature, the Canopy Walk with its hanging bridges. You can also challenge yourself on the Rock Climbing Wall or the Slide for Life. Its slopes are full of rock formations and green forests. Truly, beautiful and very inviting to everyone who saw these place.
It is abundant of different types of tropical trees together with many variety of pines, ferns and orchids that thrive on its low-temperature climate and rich soil also known as Mambukal clay.
Mambukal Resort is truly one of the best places in Negros Occidental.
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