The Likalin Trail, spanning approximately 39 kilometers, is an ancient logging path and a hunting ground and agricultural land for the Basay tribe’s Dalabalong community
The terrain of the Likalin Trail is complex, with a humid and foggy environment that nurtures a diverse range of forest types and a complete ecological system

It is home to over ten species of native frogs, more than fifty species of birds, and over twenty types of fireflies
This area is also the habitat for the endangered large raptor, the bear eagle, and the rare orange-bellied tree frog
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