Visit the Hill without a Hilltop – check out Kawa-Kawa!

This once unknown location has grown into becoming a top tourist spot in Albay! It is now a nature park, a pilgrimage site, and a sanctuary all in one. The Kawa-Kawa Hill is a 25-hectare area located in Tuburan, Ligao. It is called Kawa-Kawa because it looks like a cauldron which is “Kawa” in Bicolano.

The trek to the top has the 14 stations of the cross, to which Catholics frequently visit. Aside from being a pilgrimage site, the administration of Kawa-Kawa are building up their recreational activities. As for now they have cottages available for use, ATVs, and horseback riding! They also planted a lot of flowers perfect for your Instagram photos.

Kawa-Kawa is recommended for you if what you’re seeking for is a quiet and peaceful place to visit!

How to get to Kawa-Kawa Hill?

Easiest way to get to Kawa-Kawa Hill

While you’re heading for some peace and quiet found at Kawa-Kawa Hill, why ruin your gala with the noise and bustle of public commute? Rent out a car from us, either with driver or self-drive, so you can have a straight to Kawa-Kawa transport experience! If you choose the with driver option, you will get a worry-free travel heading straight to your destination.

Wherever in Albay you may come from, we in Legazpi Rent a Car is there to pick you up anytime! This rental is guaranteed to save you both money and time, isn’t that exciting?

We are confident that we can accommodate your travel group – no matter how small or big of a group you are! We have a diverse choice of units that are available for your rental.

Book with us now through our Booking Page.

You can also contact us through the following:
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From Legazpi to Kawa-Kawa Hill

1. At Downtown Legazpi, ride a jeepney heading to either Ligao, Oas, or Polangui.
2. Ask the driver to drop you off at Tuburan near Seventh Day Adventist Church.
3. When you get dropped off, ride a tricycle heading to Kawa-Kawa Hill.

Things to do at Kawa-Kawa Hill

1. PICNIC
– Lay a blanket for you to lie on and have a snack!

2. TAKE LOTS OF PHOTOS
– Your trip to Kawa-Kawa Hill won’t be complete without photos of your visit! Snap some!

3. STATION OF THE CROSS
– Your trek up the hill without a hilltop is guided by the station of the cross.

4. HORSEBACK RIDING
– Make sure you are monitored while riding a horse.

5. ENJOY THE NATURE
– Bask in the cool breeze of the place surrounded by trees.

6. RIDE ATV
– You can rent ATVs and roam around the hill at a faster pace.

Rates and Fees

Entrance Fee – Free

PARKING FEE
Motorcycle – ₱ 10
Car – ₱ 20

ATV Ride – ₱ 100 per 15 minutes

Interesting Facts

– Kawa-Kawa is called the hill without a hilltop because of the depression on where the hilltop is supposed to be.
– You can donate ₱ 1000 to the church and leave a footprint on a brick to their stairs.
– The ‘hilltop’ of Kawa-Kawa shows the view of Mt. Masaraga and Mt. Mayon.

How to Contact

You can find more information about Kawa-Kawa Hill through this:
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100079945484815

Reminders when visiting Kawa-Kawa Hill

1. Bring your trash as you go.
2. Lenten season is the peak time of visitors.
3. Bring your water and snacks to maintain hydration throughout the hike.
4. Clean as you go when having a picnic.
5. Be a responsible guest despite the place being free.
6. Apply mosquito repellent throughout your hike.
7. Do not pick flowers and plants.

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