Hinulawan comes from two words: Hinaguang Bulawan (“Hard-earned” and “gold” respectively). This feast and festival is celebrated every June 12. Themes are usuall about gold, including depiction of golden harvest, golden friendship, and golden treasures.

The Capilla Santa Ana Museum and Community Center is managed by Gaite Family, but it was initially built by Tesari Charitable Foundation in 2011. It is a multi-purpose building. It houses a community center and a museum of religious artifacts and wide range of religious icons, relics, artwork artworks from Europe between 18th and 19th century.

The community center is used for religious and charity workshops and events. They also have educational guidance programs for adult and children.

Entrance fee:

• Students: 50 pesos
• Local visitor: 100 pesos
• Foreign visitor: 200 pesos

Malubog Lake is one the largest and man-made lake in the Philippines. Malubog is a Cebuano word of “unclear”, and indeed, the water is muddy and murky. It is the water source of Toledo and Atlas mining though.

There's a myth that there is a giant octopus living underneath the artificial lake. If you visit the like, you must be quiet or you'll wake the giant octopus and it will eat you (scary!).

There is a very old Dakit Tree (also known as Balete Tree) in Toledo. This tree is one of the oldest trees in Cebu and planted around the 1920’s. It is surrounded by intriguing and stories.

Some say that people within the vicinity claim that large animals such as horses and dogs appear and vanish under this tree. Some say that there are supernatural beings who dwell in this tree and sometimes show themselves to humans. There’s also the story of one man who tried to cut the tree down but suddenly died under mysterious circumstances. One thing is for sure, it's an old tree full of mysterious stories.

Manguyakuya Falls is one of Toledo City’s hidden treasures, located in Brgy. Tungkay, Toledo. The waterfalls is estimated to be 15 feet high. The water is cool and refreshing. 

The Ranch Resort is a 7 hectare land. It used to be called the Gaite Ranch Resort. It has 5 swimming pools, 4 restaurants and horse ranch and is located in Brgy. Bato, Toledo.

In the activity area, they have zip lines, trampolines, wooden bridges and more. They also have a resting place, an open air concert ground, souvenir shops, a parking area, botanical gardens, an aviary, and bee farm. Bee farm is open every Tuesday until Sunday at 8am-4pm.

Bringing food inside the resort is not allowed.

• Entrance fee: 100 pesos/person
• Room rates: 1,800 above

Rock climbers from all over the world travel to Brgy. Cantabaco, Toledo City to scale this rock wall. It is called as “Rock Climber's Mecca in Cebu”. It is the best place for rappelling and climbing activities. The entrance fee is 5 pesos per person.

Bring your equipment for climbing.  Choose the routes that makes you comfortable and suite your skills.