“Year by year, the
earth changes – natural or manmade there is no assurance until when this place
remains untouched.”


Mt. Kan-Irag was
once part of Kan-Irag project, an ambitious(as said by most critics)
recreational project by the Marcos Administration way back in the early 80’s.
This was the time that the administration forcibly bought the farmlands from
the farmers at a very cheap price. The plan was to transform the place into a
tourist destination with golf course, track and field arena, basketball and
tennis courts, horseback riding course and nature park. The project was never
realized except the golf course which was not completed after the people power
revolution.
(read the
complete article:http://archive.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/opinion/2014/02/18/wenceslao-kang-irag-project-revisited-328925)


How to Get There
Car
JY Square Mall
Start of Trip:
Salinas Drive
You know you're on track if you'll gonna pass Mountain View, Chateau De Busay, Jardin de Busay Malubog Signage and when you reach Ayala Heights
Flower Farm:
Few meters away from
the boundary of Barangay Sirao and Ayala Heights and foot of Sirao Peak
Habal-Habal
Fare:
Around 100 – 200
(depends on the negotiation)
Habal-Habal Area:
Salinas Drive or JY
Square Mall
What to say:
Tell the driver to
bring you to Pedro Calungsod Peak or Sirao Peak
Sidetrips
Temple of Leah
Mountain View Nature
Park
The Tops
Chateau de Busay
Landmarks Nearby
Ayala Heights and
Kan-Irag Nature Park
Open Space space
before the concrete signage (Right)
Structure to Look
For
Concrete Signage of
Barangay Sirao (Left Side)
NOTE: the flower farm will not be always as scenic as what the photos suggest for they are gonna harvest these flowers to sell it in the capitol market. You still have to wait for another blooming season (every 2 months after the harvest).
NOTE: the flower farm will not be always as scenic as what the photos suggest for they are gonna harvest these flowers to sell it in the capitol market. You still have to wait for another blooming season (every 2 months after the harvest).