Gingoog

Gingoog is a city in Misamis Oriental, located on the eastern coast of Macajalar Bay, about 120 km east of Cagayan de Oro. Known as the "City of Bountiful Harvest," it is an agricultural and fishing centre producing rice, corn, coconut, and seafood. The city is also a gateway to the scenic beaches and natural attractions of eastern Misamis Oriental.

By land

Gingoog is on the highway between Cagayan de Oro (3 hours west) and Butuan (2 hours east). Buses and vans connect the city.

By plane

The nearest airports are Laguindingan International Airport (CGY) and Butuan Airport (BXU).

Tricycles and jeepneys serve the city.

• Gingoog City Plaza — The central park.

• Gingoog Church (St. John Paul II) — The main Catholic church.

• Gingoog Bay — Scenic coastal views.

• Sibucal Cold Springs — A natural cold spring resort.

• Balatukan Range — A mountain range with trekking opportunities.

• Swimming at Sibucal Cold Springs — A popular local destination.

• Beach visits — Several beaches along the coast.

• Explore the Gingoog Public Market — Fresh produce and seafood.

• Seafood — Fresh fish, crabs, and shrimp.
• Local Filipino dishes — Adobo, sinigang, and grilled fish.

• Buko juice — Fresh coconut water available.
• Coffee — Served at local eateries.

• Gingoog City Hotel — Mid-range accommodation.
• Gingoog Lodge — Budget inn.

• Dried fish — Local seafood.
• Gingoog Public Market — Fresh produce.

• Cagayan de Oro — 3 hours west.
• Butuan — 2 hours east.
• Sibucal Cold Springs — 15 minutes from the city.
• Mambajao (Camiguin) — 1 hour by boat from nearby ports.