Sibalom Natural Park

Sibalom Natural Park is a large protected forest area in Antique that spans multiple villages across rolling and elevated terrain. The park includes rivers, springs, and forested slopes that form a connected natural system.

The area gained initial protection as a forest reserve in 1990, then received its designation as a natural park in 2000. This shift marked a stronger commitment to safeguarding the region for long-term conservation.

The park holds deep meaning for surrounding communities as a source of water and livelihood intertwined with the forest. Visitors can observe how local people depend on and interact with this natural area in their daily lives.

The park is best accessed from nearby settlements in the region, and visitors should prepare for forest trails and varying conditions depending on the season. Local guides are helpful for navigating the terrain and spotting wildlife.

The park is home to a rare parasitic flower species discovered in its depths, growing on forest plants in hidden locations. Equally noteworthy is the large number of bird species found here, many of which are native only to this region.

Inception: 1990

GPS coordinates: 10.76280,122.13900

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:45