HOUSE RULES:
• CHECK-IN, CHECK-OUT TIMES
Check-in is at 11am, and check-out is at 10am. Early check-in is allowed if the room booked has no occupant at the time of arrival.
• ADVANCED BOOKING PAYMENT
Reservations can be paid for in advance through GCash, 0915-5463557. Please screenshot your proof of transaction/payment and send via FB Messenger via DM.
• STANDARD WEEKEND ITINERARY
(Sat) Sunset
hike to Mt. Kupapey; side trip to rice terraces if time and budget allows. Alternative itinerary: (Sun) Sunrise hike to Mt. Kupapey, traverse to Mt. Fato
• REGISTRATION
All visitors, local and foreign, are requested to register either at the designated registration venue of the barangay or their place of accommodation.
• BARANGAY/ENVIRONMENTAL FEE
A nominal fee of P30 for Filipino residents and foreign nationals will be charged for the upkeep of the terraces path and mountain trails, among other infrastructures. This includes daytrippers.
• MEALS
Meals are available on a pre-order/advanced order basis. It is advisable to pre-book your meals after you have made reservations on accommodations/lodging so we can check the availability of ingredients as well as plan the menu.
• NO TO NOISE
Maligcong is a quiet and peaceful community. We can help keep it that way by refraining from making loud noises, especially after 6pm.
• LIGHTS OUT TIME
Strictly at 9pm as per our barangay policy
• LIQUOR
Drinking is allowed within the premises until 9pm. Making loud noises is a no-no. Barangay tanods would be on roving duty after 9pm to enforce the noise curfew.
• DRUGS
Bringing in recreational drugs is prohibited.
• CAMPING
Overnight camping on Angtomfaw/Kupapey and Parutan/Fato is not allowed on grounds of visitor safety.
• GUIDES
We encourage visitors/guests to avail of guide services for the sake of safety. Our local guides are knowledgeable about the terrain and local rules, they will be able to assist visitors/guests should they require help.
• RESPECT FOR THE LOCAL CULTURE
Maligcong is steeped in tradition and culture. The visitor is enjoined to respect them.
• RESPECT FOR OUR ELDERS
The people of Maligcong has deep respect for their elders. When riding the jeepney for example, the elderly along with the women, are given the priority to board first and sit inside.
