Belvedere Gardens if the World is one of the province's newest attractions and viewpoints. Nestled on Fertig Hills, it has world-class gardens and structures such as a viewing deck that looks out to the Mt. Malindang Range National Park and Panguil Bay.

Founded by Fr. Dong Galenzoga of the Kahigalaan ni Hesus, this peaceful place for worship and reflection features a large sculpture called the Cosmic Christ at its center. It is located on a high vantage point that looks out to Panguil Bay and parts of Tangub City.

Cathedral Falls gets its name from its rectangular, pillar-like rock formations that resemble cathedral pillars or bamboo organs columns. It is among the province's most accessible waterfalls, located near the main highway.

Cheding's Peanuts is one of Iligan's most popular snacks, with over 10 flavors of roasted peanuts made by the same brand that has been in business for over 50 years. It is also a popular edible souvenir that you can bring home or snack on during your adventures around the province.

Mimbalot Falls is marked by a 90-feet cascade of water that trickles down over rugged, stone boulders. It is easily accessible from the city proper - perfect for those looking for a quick change of scenery or a unique picnic spot by the falls.

Tinago Falls, with a name that literally translates to "hidden", is located in a deep ravine and along the Agus River. Its wide catch basin is known for its calm and cool waters that vary from deep blue to light green, depending on the weather.

The Maria Cristina Falls, also known as Twin Falls, is one of Iligan's greatest natural attractions and landmarks. Its powerful twin cascades measures 320 feet high and is harnessed for electric power by the Agus VI Hydroelectric Plant.

This tourism circuit curates cultural, traditional, natural, and faith-based destinations in Lanao del Norte, Misamis Oriental, and Misamis Occidental. See the ruins of the 18th century Fort Almonte in Bacolod, marvel at the natural pipe organ rock formations framing Cathedral Falls in Kapatagan, get 360-degree views of Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park and Panguil Bay at the Belvedere - Hoyohoy View Deck in Tangub City, see the towering 50-foot-tall statue and unique architecture of the Divine Mercy Shrine in El Salvador City, take in the scenery at Initao-Libertad Protected Landscape and Seascape (Initao Forest Park) and Initao-Libertad Highway, enjoy a sumptuous seafood buffet at Caluya Floating Cottages in Sapang Dalaga, experience the magical Dioyo River Cruise in Baliangao - Sapang Dalaga, trek to the Christ the Redeemer Shrine in Sapang Dalaga, soak up the rays in Bawbawon Island in Plaridel, see the historic pipe organ of St. John de Baptiste Church in Jimenez, and sample all the suman varieties of Suman sa Clarin in Clarin.

Tuasan Falls is one of the province's most easily accessible and family-friendly waterfalls. A signage and well-maintained basic facilities facing an ample parking space greets visitors before the paved path leads them to a stunning sight of the 20-meter-high cascade of water. Its clear pools make for a natural swimming hole with cold waters that fllow out to the Looc River.

This natural waterfall is the tallest in the whole province of Camiguin, with a stream of water flowing from approximately 70 meters high. Its clear pool and lush surroundings make it appear like an oasis in the middle of Mambajao's dense forests.