The name ‘Daguldul’ or ‘Daguldol’ has been used since olden days. It has an onomatopoeic feeling that of suspense and grandness. Maybe it describes the grandeur of the range and the abrupt rolling of its slopes According to the Pinoy Mountaineer (2007).

 

            There are 3 major campsites of the mountain. The first campsite is the Gulugod Baboy this site has plenty of coconut trees and considered the biggest.

It is a splendid peak covered with grass with benches and tables. A small campsite, which can accommodate five tents. The site has great view, especially for picture taking. The second campsite is the Niyogan. The site also has a piped in water supply for your cooking and washing needs. The place is also covered with grass and the best recommended pitching area. The last one is the Anahawan. The golf course like campsite and the highest spot of Mt. Daguldol. Here you can catch a glimpse of the province of Mindoro and Marinduque.

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How to get there:

By Bus: Ride a bus to Cubao or Buendia to Lipa then jeep, Lipa to San Juanor direct bus (ALPS) Cubao to San Juan.

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By Car: Pass through SLEX Exit at Ibaan, Turn left to San Juan pass by to Laiya and Hugom

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