Huluga Caves

Huluga Caves is an archaeological cave complex in Sitio Taguanao, Barangay Indahag, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, situated on a limestone hill overlooking the Cagayan River. The site comprises two main caves and an open site known for prehistoric artifacts, pottery, and skeletal remains dating to the late Neolithic period. Recognized as an important archaeological heritage site, it provides evidence of early settlement in northern Mindanao and is managed as a protected cultural property.

Visitors can expect a limestone hill site overlooking the Cagayan River with two small caves and an open archaeological area. The setting is natural and forested with trails leading up the hill, rocky outcrops, and river views. Inside and around the caves visitors can see the archaeological context where pottery, tools, and ancient remains were excavated. The site is undeveloped for mass tourism, offering a quiet, educational visit focused on archaeology, nature, and local heritage rather than commercial facilities.