Mt. Romelo + Buruwisan Falls - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Hiking Mt. Romelo and rappelling the Buruwisan Falls was a fun and amazing experience because the area has rich biodiversity, both flora and fauna. There is a body of water that flows on its terrain; thus, this mountain has a high concentration of trees and other plants. It can bring a good combination of adventure and relaxation. Having said that, Laguna, together with the provinces of Batangas and Cavite, makes the region the centre for outdoor activities.

Tinago Falls, Biliran - Things You Need To Know

Biliran has a wide forested area where breathtaking waterfalls are hidden, one of which is Tinago Falls. Its name is derived from the Filipino word “tinago” which literally translates to “hidden” in English. Well, it is not hidden anymore because its beauty has already captured the eyes and attention of countless tourists and visitors online. This waterfall is one of the must-visit waterfalls in Kaibiran because there's an unlimited flow of crystal clear and cool water, and the pressure of the water falling is perfect for a whole-body massage. The ambiance is cool and relaxing. it is surrounded by enormous rocks and boulders with trees on the side. Other waterfalls in Biliran that can be visited are the Recoletos Falls and Condol Falls.

Ulan-Ulan Falls - Things You Need To Know

It's very seldom to hear about the province of Biliran; without googling it, you will definitely not see the beauty hiding in this island province. Situated in the Municipality of Almeria, Ulan-Ulan Falls is one of the majestic waterfalls hidden in the wide forested areas of the province. Its name was derived from the Filipino word “ulan” or “rain” because of the mist created by the pressure of the water falling. There are cool and crystal clear waters, while the area is surrounded by luscious greens, which preserve the relaxing ambience.

Featuring Antique (Tourist Spots, Guide, Itinerary)

1. Mararison Island

Mararison, or Malalison, is a gorgeous island. Before it became prominent and captured the eyes of travelers and tourists worldwide, it started as a fisherman's island, where the locals lived using their boats and nets as their primary livelihood. Today, this island is open to everyone discovering and experiencing what it can offer.

Cordillera Region (Tourist Spots, Itinerary, Guide)

1. Tappiya Falls

Feel the water pressure of the Tappiya Falls (photo above). It is situated in Batad, Ifugao. Like what I saw online, it truly describes nature's beauty, designed by time and natural occurrences. Surrounded by mountains with trees and plants, creating a calmer ambiance in the area. The pressure of the water falling creates a circular pool on the ground with crystal clear and relaxing cold water. The river is abundant with boulders and towering limestone, adding excellent shapes to the frames.

Laguna's stunning Bunga Falls

During our Mt. Kalisungan and Mt. Mabilog hikes, Bunga Twin Falls was our side trip and post-climb destination. The ambiance in the area is cool and relaxing because it is surrounded by trees, coconuts, and other plants. Its name was derived from the "bunga" plant or "beetle nut" in English; that was many years ago, when the area was still abundant with this plant. Today, this twin falls is definitely one of the summer destinations in Laguna.

The stunning Awao Falls of Davao de Oro

Awao Falls hides in the mountainous farming village in the Municipality of Monkayo. In terms of Eco-tourism, this stunning waterfall is the top destination in the province. There is no direct transportation to these majestic waterfalls, so having an hour bumpy habal-habal ride with a river crossing is necessary to see its hidden beauty. Getting here will certainly be challenging, but you will be rewarded with pristine and breathtaking waterfalls. The picturesque is perfect, the ambiance is relaxing, the water is cool, and the air is fresh.

Buntot Palos Falls (Itinerary and Guide)

As I've been saying in my Laguna posts, this province has a lot to offer. Today, I am bringing you to one of the majestic waterfalls of Laguna. Buntot Palos Falls, which others call "the hidden falls," is the grandest waterfall in Southern Luzon as it stands 80 meters with a high amount of water falling. Its name literally translates to "Eel's Tail" in English because, according to our guide, the trails to the falls a long, curvy, and slippery, similar to Eels's body or Palos in Filipino. Did you know that it has a hidden feature? It is a cave beneath the waterfalls, so passing through the water is needed.