Things To Do
in Matagob

Explore the beautiful trails around Matagob, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscapes and vibrant local flora and fauna.

Visit the nearby beaches to enjoy sunbathing, swimming, and collecting unique shells and beach gemstones.

Experience the underwater beauty at local snorkeling spots, where you can see diverse marine life and coral reefs.

Discover various bird species in the lush surroundings of Matagob, perfect for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

Set up a campsite in designated areas to enjoy stargazing and the tranquility of nature.

Engage in both saltwater and freshwater fishing, an ideal way to relax and enjoy the local waterways.

Participate in localized cultural experiences, learning about the traditions and history of the area through guided tours.

The highest peak in Luzon, known for its stunning views, diverse flora and fauna, and beautiful sea of clouds.

A great hiking destination in Mindoro that features lush forests and tropical wildlife.

An extinct volcano with two peaks offering panoramic views and a range of hiking trails.

Known for its crater lake, this hike leads to breathtaking views of the caldera and surrounding landscapes.

An active volcano featuring hiking trails that offer views of its crater lake and the surrounding Taal Lake.

A less-known hiking spot that offers a peaceful trek through the forests and picturesque views.

The main airport serving Manila, the capital city of the Philippines, and one of the busiest in Southeast Asia.

Located in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, this is the second largest international airport in the Philippines and a major gateway to the central and southern regions.

An international airport located in Angeles City, Pampanga, serving the northern Luzon area and offering a growing number of international flights.

Located in Davao City, this is the main airport in Mindanao and serves as a key hub for international flights to and from the region.

An airport located in Cabatuan, Iloilo, it serves the city of Iloilo and the surrounding Western Visayas region with various international flights.

The predominant ethnic group in Matagob, consisting of people who primarily speak Visayan languages and have cultural practices influenced by the region's history.

A subgroup of the Visayan ethnic group, the Cebuano people are native to Cebu and surrounding regions, including parts of Matagob.

This group is prevalent in the Eastern Samar area and has historical ties and cultural exchanges with the residents of Matagob.

Though traditionally from the northern regions of Luzon, some Ilocano families have settled in Matagob, contributing to its diverse culture.

The Chinese community in Matagob has a long-standing presence, engaged in trade and business, thus influencing the local economy and culture.

There are some indigenous populations in and around Matagob, preserving their traditional practices and languages.

Basketball is the most popular sport in Matagob, often played in local courts and schools, with many community tournaments held throughout the year.

Volleyball enjoys popularity among both men and women in Matagob, with numerous leagues and friendly matches organized in communities.

Sepak Takraw, a traditional sport in the Philippines that combines elements of volleyball and soccer, is also played frequently, showcasing local talent and teamwork.

Billiards is a common recreational activity in local establishments, with many residents enjoying casual games and participating in local tournaments.

Running is gaining popularity in Matagob, with community fun runs and health events encouraging fitness and participation from residents of all ages.