As a fan of adventure, I was looking for anything about nature when my eyes caught something interesting on a sidebar showing beautiful, magnificent waterfalls in the Philippines. Before, I thought these awesome waterfalls can only be seen abroad. I just can't believe, not until now, that incredible waterfalls like that of Niagara in Canada can be seen here in the Philippines.
I would like to share with you some of the incredibly beautiful waterfalls in the Philippines in no particular order. For those who love to experience the wonders and adventure of nature, these places are worth visiting for.
Inambakan Falls
Ginatilan, Cebu
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Inambakan Falls is known for having a beautiful 100-ft waterfall that plunges into a wide pool of blue water. Surrounded by lush jungle greenery it is indeed an amazing scene. However, what makes Inambakan Falls such a memorable adventure is the multi-level trek to different pools and waterfalls.
By the way, Inambakan as it is called comes from a Cebuano word "ambakanan" meaning a jump-off or jumping point.
How to get to Inambakan falls? Just click on this INAMBAKAN FALLS TRAVEL GUIDE.
Asik-Asik Falls
Alamada, North Cotabato
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Guarded by the mountains, Asik-Asik Falls lies hidden in the middle of the vast open sea of grass fields and waving slopes of mountain landscapes of Alamada. It has been one of the must-visit waterfalls here in the Philippines due to it’s unusually beautiful facade.
How to Get to Asik-Asik Falls? Read this Asik-ASik Falls Travel Guide.
Tinago Falls
Iligan City, Lanao del Norte
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How to Get To Tinago Falls? Check out this Tinago Falls Travel Guide.
SPELL us dumbfounded as words refused to escape our lips to utter a single thing when a beguiling goddess so beautiful revealed herself and her inexplicable mystic to us. All we could do was stare in amazement as we felt helpless trapped in her allure. Who would think that what was hidden beneath the sea of luscious trees and flowers is a deity ever so worthy of admiration and worship. Concealed away from the malice of the world, her innocence is pure and with her is a wondrous surprise only she could unveil, hence she was Tinago Falls.
Buruwisan Falls
Siniloan, Laguna
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From hundreds of meters away, Buruwisan Falls appears out of the lush vegetation that skirts its lustrous waters. I guess, this is what makes it pretty special: it gets you motivated to get through a few more hundred meters of steeps and slopes, just so you could get to immerse yourself into its revivifying energy.
Tips and Travel Guide to Buruwisan Falls
Cambugahay Falls
Lazi, Siquijor
Cambugahay Falls in Lazi town is one of the most popular destinations in the island.
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The falls’ blue and cool waters are as magical as the island. Visiting this multi-tiered waterfall is the perfect way to cool off from the heat after bumming around the pristine beaches of Siquijor.Read more about Cambugahay Falls and How to Get There.
Tinuy-An Falls - The Philippine Niagara
Bislig, Surigao del Sur
Tinuy-an Falls is a multi-tiered waterfall in Bislig, Surigao del Sur in the southern island of Mindanao. Touted as the little Niagara Falls of the Philippines and is said to be the widest waterfall in the Philippines, the Tinuy-an falls are 95 m wide and 55 metres (180 ft) high.
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