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Saturday, 16 May 2020

Libuacan Cold Spring

Libuacan Cold Spring

About Libuacan Cold Spring

Libuacan Cold Spring in Surigao del Sur is one of Mindanao’s underrated natural treasures. This serene spring, with its crystal-clear blue waters surrounded by lush tropical greenery, offers a refreshing escape for travelers exploring the region. Its cool and calm atmosphere makes it a perfect stopover for nature lovers and backpackers seeking to unwind after a long day of adventure in Surigao del Sur.

Libuacan Cold Spring
Libuacan

Libuacan is a river system with cold, crystalline water that flows freely and is surrounded by relaxing greens. Since trees surround the area, the ambiance is really calm and relaxing; everything seems fresh. It was our second option because the famous Enchanted River was closed due to renovations, but that's fine; there will always be a perfect time for us.

During our visit, the water was not particularly clear due to the typhoon. But look! It's not bad, right? According to the locals, during the summer, the water's clarity allows you to easily see the rocks at the bottom of the pool, which means it’s exceptionally clear.

tourist spots in Surigao del Sur

Our tired muscles were relaxed because of the cold waters of the Libuacan Cold Spring. Since the entrance is free during our visit, except for peak periods during the summer, I am sure it’s perfect for the extremely hot season. If you’re already in Surigao or at the Enchanted River, you can drop by here and enjoy what this attraction can offer.

Libuacan Cold Spring is a peaceful reminder of Surigao del Sur’s natural beauty and charm. Whether you’re taking a dip in its cool waters or simply relaxing by the edge of the spring, this hidden gem provides the perfect balance of tranquility and refreshment. A visit here completes any nature-filled journey across Surigao del Sur’s waterfalls, beaches, and mountain wonders.

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