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とラグナでの雨の道路旅行ng us to rummage with our possessions much more easily. The locals are likewise kind as well as friendly. They watched over the vehicle while we were out.

Still a great deal of space left.
Before the trip we decided to see all three waterfalls in the area instead of just one. however as soon as we began, we understood we would be having a difficult time. since it rained difficult the day before, the path was muddy as well as extremely slippery, slowing us down as well as making it more dangerous. There were a number of steep climbs as well as descents, as well as we truly had to deal with them extremely carefully.

The very first waterfall is called Talay, a two-tiered cascade that rumbled violently as the gushing water gets pingponged as it drops. Talay is more relaxing than arresting, thanks to a set of bamboo benches installed just next to it.

A steep ascent as well as more hiking from Talay led us to our second stop, hidden Falls, so-called since it was concealed behind giant rocks. this is more grandiose. The stream flows down a heavily textured cliff, making heavy splashes along the way. It was a marvelous sight.

To get to the primary act, we had to trip on an even more slippery path down the hill. It would have been an simple hike to Hulugan Falls if it weren’t so muddy. almost all of us slipped; I did twice. (Note to self: next time, dominate this waterfall at least 2 days after the rain!) By the time I reached the site, my knees were trembling uncontrollably out of exhaustion, which quickly disappeared when I caught my very first glimpse of the waterfall. 

Hulugan Falls
Hulugan is magnificent. It’s a single column cascading down a huge mountainside. It is a colossal waterfall that dwarfed whatever surrounding it. Mini-pools dot the rocky banks of the basin below it, which invited us for a therapeutic, well-deserved dip. “It’s deeper than usual,” stated our guide Alvin, who explained exactly how the rain impacts the activities here. Apparently, there are summertime months when this would have extremely bit water, which makes the cascade less captivating. Lucky, lucky us. I assumption the slippery journey was worth it.

Hidden Falls
Talay Falls
Our waterfall chase lasted half a day. It was almost 3 o’clock when we emerged from the forest. After a quick shower as well as freshening up, we hopped into the SAIL as well as went on our method back to Manila.

Hulugan Falls is definitely one of the most gorgeous waterfalls I’ve seen in the Philippines, as well as to believe that it’s just a three-hour drive away makes it even more attractive to me. I fell in like with it so difficult that I returned just a week later, this time around taking public transportation. The experience was different. Taking the bus, jeepney as well as then tricycle to get there as well as back [turned out to be] more expensive. When we had our ride, we spent only P500 on gas as well as P428 on toll charges (P214 one-way). split by four people, we spent only P232 per person. compare that to P280 overall bus fare as well as P60 overall jeepney fare (not yet counting the tricycle fare). having our trip likewise enabled us to be more versatile as well as made us more available to possibilities.

So yep, we did enjoy the weekend despite the sour weather. however that’s partly since we have our own ride. Haha. If we were to take public transportation, we would have canceled it right away. We’re so thankful we sailed through!

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