The second highest mountain the Philippines which is home to the Talaandig tribe.
A. Mt. Dulang-Dulang
B. Mt. Kitanglad
C. Mt. Kabayoc
D. Mt. Halcon

This is Luzon’s highest peak. This national park is home to the Ibalois, Kilanguya, Kankana-eys, Karao, Ifugaos, and the Ilocanos.
A. Mt. Kalutangan
B. Mt. Pulag
C. Mt. Ragang
D. Mt. Maagnaw

This was named after a great flood submerged the land and only the mountain’s peak, which was the size of a blade of lemon grass (“tanglad” in Filipino) was visible.
A. Mt. Gulugod Baboy
B. Mt. Nagsasa
C. Mt. Pamitinan
D. Mt. Kitanglad

 This is classified as a potentially active volcano and is considered as one of the most challenging climbs in the country.
A. Mt. Kalatungan
B. Mt. Balingkilat
C. Mt. Iraya
D. Mt. Arayat

This remains to be one of Mindanao’s most elusive peaks.
A. Mt. Maculot
B. Mt. Batulao
C. Mt. Daraitan
D. Mt. Piapayungan

This is also known as the Blue Mountain, is the highest point in Lanao Del Sur.
A. Mt. Maagnaw
B. Mt. Ragang
C. Mt. Maynoba
D. Mt. Palay-Palay

This is the third highest peak in the Kitanglad range and the 8th highest mountain in the country.
A. Mt. Maagnaw
B. Mt. Apo
C. Mt. Dulang-Dulang
D. Mt. Pulag