Ozamis City, Misamis Occidental
A serene urban oasis designed for relaxation, fitness, and community gatherings. Featuring lush greenery, scenic walkways, and spaces for jogging, biking, and outdoor activities, it offers a refreshing retreat for recreation, meditation, and quality time with loved ones.

ASENSO GLOBAL GARDEN Tangub City, Misamis Occidental
A vibrant and tranquil green space perfect for nature lovers. The garden boasts a diverse collection of plants, flowers, and trees, offering visitors a peaceful environment to explore and relax. Whether strolling through the lush pathways or enjoying the colorful blooms, Asenso Global Garden provides a serene escape for those seeking quiet time in nature.

Misamis Occidental
A 3.77-kilometer (2.34-mile) extradosed bridge, the longest water-spanning bridge in Mindanao, Philippines. Connecting Tangub, Misamis Occidental, and Tubod, Lanao del Norte, it significantly reduces travel time between the two provinces from 2.5 hours to just a few minutes, eliminating the need for ferry crossings.

The Jesus Christ statue in Barangay Caluya, Sapang Dalaga, Misamis Occidental, offers stunning views of Naputhaw and Naburos Islands. Known as Caluya Shrine, it’s a peaceful spot for prayer, reflection, and spiritual retreats.

The Provincial Capitol was designed by the National Artist Architect Juan Arellano, and it was built in 1935. It has “twin capitol” in Surigao del Norte which was built using the designs and plans of the Misamis Occidental Capitol. During World War 2, the Filipino Guerilla forces declared Oroquieta City and the Capitolio as the seat of the Free Philippines and commenced the printing of Mindanao emergency notes in Jimenez municipality. It is said that a lot of dead guerillas were buried right at the grounds of the Capitol, making the Capitol a hallowed and sacred ground for fallen & forgotten Misamisnon heroes.

Bawbawon Island in Plaridel, Misamis Occidental, is a hidden gem with white-sand beaches, tall palm trees, and rich mangroves. Named after the local word "babao" meaning shallow, the island's shoreline is revealed at low tide, best visited before 1:30 PM. The 299.9-hectare mangrove forest and marine sanctuary make it known for its seclusion and natural beauty.