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Accommodations at the Pitcher Plant Farm
When you stay at the Pitcher Plant Farm, you are in for a back-to-nature lifestyle and an out-of-the-usual tourist destination. Situated at the boundary of the forest in a 700-meter altitude, the setting is rustic, the 400-meter road from the highway to the Farm is unpaved, and the lawn is more natural than manicured, occasionally munched by our four-legged companions.
Taste the home-baked bread from our mud oven and other garden-grown products. Our farm spreads over 8,800-square-meter terrain, which features a natural spring, fish ponds, views to numerous surrounding mountains, rice paddies, and lots of forest. The land itself has an intense forest feel, due to more than a hundred fruit trees (Lanzones, Citrus, Rambutan, Marang, Durian, Santol, Jack Fruit, Longkong, Coffee and much more), giant Bamboo, Mahogany, and Eucalyptus trees. If you want to go hiking, you can start right at our farm. The forests behind our farm are habitat to many pitcher-plants species including Nepenthes truncata, merrilliana, petiolata, copelandii and more. 
Even as you are deprived of the urban convenience, we provide you with a broadband internet service so you remain connected with our global village. Despite the ultra-remote feel, Gaisano Mall, Bethel hospital, the bus terminal and numerous restaurants are less than 4km away. Pitcher Plant Farm is an ideal place for idea generation, report writing, retreat, and eco-tourism for individuals and small groups. 
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Because the path is only lighted by a few solar lights, you get an
increased appreciation for the added lighting provided by the
fireflies, the moon, and the stars. Sleep to the music of cicades and
frogs, and awake to the often foggy morning, with birds chirping, cows
mooing, and ducks squawking. Take a walk down to the fish pond and the
spring, watch our unique plants catching and eating their breakfast,
do some birdwatching (as we have frequent visits by kingfisher, sunbirds and owls), soak in the
firewood-heated outdoor bathtub, read your favorite novel on the
adirondack chair, indulge in a relaxing massage from the village
hilots, sign up for a day tour around Bukidnon, or simply sit back and
do nothing. At night, bond with yourself or with loved ones in front of a bonfire.