Kaamulan Park

Kaamulan Park is a large public open park and festival grounds located within the Provincial Capitol compound in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Philippines. It serves as the main venue for the annual Kaamulan Festival, Bukidnon's major cultural celebration. The park features open fields, tree-lined areas, cottages representing indigenous groups, and an open theater, and is notable as a cultural landmark showcasing the heritage of Bukidnon's seven tribes.

Visitors can expect a spacious open park set within the Bukidnon Provincial Capitol compound with grassy fields, scattered trees, paved walkways, and traditional tribal cottages representing the seven tribes of Bukidnon. The grounds include the Kaamulan Open Theater, display areas, and picnic spots. The environment is open and park-like, suitable for walking, sightseeing, and photography, with cultural structures and festival installations visible, especially before and during the Kaamulan Festival season.

Developed as part of the Bukidnon Provincial Capitol grounds and established as the permanent venue for the Kaamulan Festival first held in 1974. The festival was created to celebrate and preserve the culture of Bukidnon's seven indigenous groups and has since made the park the province's primary cultural gathering site.

Cultural center of Bukidnon and focal point of the Kaamulan Festival, the province's major ethnic festival. The park's tribal cottages, open theater, and grounds showcase traditions, rituals, dances, music, and crafts of the seven hill tribes of Bukidnon and serve as a venue for cultural preservation and community gatherings.