Tucked in the scenic southern highlands of Bukidnon, the Municipality of Kitaotao stands proud as a land where nature thrives and culture lives on. With majestic mountains, lush forests, and cool upland breezes, Kitaotao is a sanctuary for eco-lovers and soulful travelers alike.
More than just a destination, Kitaotao is a living story – home to rich indigenous traditions, warm-hearted communities, and a deep connection to the land. From tranquil forest resorts and hidden waterfalls to colorful festivals and heritage crafts, every experience here reflects a place rooted in nature and rich in culture.
Come explore, connect, and be inspired. Your adventure in Kitaotao begins here.
In the heart of Bukidnon, Kitaotao thrives under the leadership of two passionate individuals whose commitment to service is deeply rooted in both love for their people and love for each other. Together, they champion a shared vision: to preserve nature, celebrate culture, and pave a progressive future for all.
Hon. Edwin P. Abucayan is a leader defined by integrity, compassion, and a deep connection to his community. As the Municipal Mayor of Kitaotao, he is known for championing inclusive development, transparency in governance, and strategic programs that uplift local livelihoods.
His administration has received recognition for strengthening partnerships that benefit the municipality, such as his Outstanding Support to REGATA 10 Inc., reinforcing his belief in collaborative growth.
Under his watch, Kitaotao continues to move forward — progressing while staying rooted in its natural and cultural identity.
A visionary educator and tourism advocate, Cynthia P. Abucayan, PhD, serves as Kitaotao’s Municipal Tourism Officer with both academic excellence and heartfelt dedication. Her leadership has played a key role in highlighting Kitaotao’s hidden gems, from its serene mountain resorts to its vibrant indigenous heritage.
Driven by a mission to promote sustainable tourism and cultural pride, Dr. Abucayan ensures every tourism effort reflects the spirit of the community — authentic, inclusive, and deeply respectful of both people and nature.
Her scholarly background and grassroots approach make her a powerful force in shaping a tourism program that educates, inspires, and empowers.