Minalungao National Park

Minalungao National Park is a 2,018-hectare protected area in Barangay Pias, General Tinio, Nueva Ecija, Philippines, centered on the Peñaranda River gorge. Established in 1967, it is known for its 16-meter-high limestone walls, clear river waters, cave systems, and forested surroundings. The park serves as a major eco-tourism destination in Central Luzon, offering river-based activities, scenic viewpoints, and natural rock formations within a conserved landscape.

Visitors encounter a river gorge flanked by limestone cliffs up to 16 meters high with the Peñaranda River flowing between forested hills. Access involves crossing a hanging footbridge to viewing decks, picnic cottages, and trails. The setting includes clear river water, small caves, rock formations, and bamboo rafts. Activities are centered on the river and cliffs, with basic rustic facilities, natural terrain, steps, and open-air viewpoints.