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11 Majestic waterfalls in Claveria, Misamis Oriental

Claveria is a first-class municipality in the province of Misamis Oriental. Located in the highlands of the province, 1-hour journey from the city of Cagayan de Oro. This picturesque town serves as a vantage point on the province's highest mountains, as well as the highest mountains of Bukidnon. It is known for its cool weather, Mais festival , and its most famous View Deck . Home to countless resorts, restaurants, and other open-air activities. It's a perfect quick getaway from the city. It is not known to many, but the town also has plenty of waterfalls just nestled close to the roads, some through the challenging trails; and others are restricted for visitors. The best of it, most are free and untouched. However, the town is considered the land of waterfalls, about 200 waterfalls can be found around its premises, according to its local government. Mostly undiscovered to many, even to some locals. It's been three years since I started chasing waterfalls and this town was

ABAGA TA BAYUG: THE TALLEST WATERFALLS IN THE PHILIPPINES

ABAGA TA BAYUG or BAYUG Falls means to blow by its immense wind. A name was given by the Higaonon-Maranao tribes the dwellers among the area and the rightful owner of its ancestors' land. Hence, it is a sacred place for Indigenous People all over Mindanao; they perform their rituals to venerate Apo Magbabaya once in a while. Table of contents: A. Why 'Tallest Waterfalls'? B. My first visit (2019) C. My second visit (2021) D. What to Bring? E. Where is Bayug falls? F. How to get there? G. Fees and Fares H. Add a comment This two-story gigantic waterfall is under dispute from the three(3) provinces namely Lanao del Sur, Iligan City of Lanao del Norte, and Talakag, Bukidnon. Those places have different names Mindamora Falls from Talakag and Limunsudan Falls for Iligan city. Why do I call this the Tallest waterfall? On the internet, Aliwagwag falls of Davao Oriental holds the highest records but it does not represent the veracious height of

Katihan Eco Park of Kibalabag, Malaybalay, Bukidnon

If you're looking for a perfect weekend escape. A budget-friendly spot that offers an opulent experience for every couple or bond with the group. KATIHAN ECO PARK is an excellent place for you! An ideal spot that will give you time to take a rest from your daily routine and have peace of mind while seeing the serenity of nature. Facing its picturesque valley and cool surroundings in unpredictable weather. How to get there? Here's my simple travel guide. Katihan eco-park is situated in a scenic valley of Barangay Kibalabag, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon; 21 kilometers distance from the city proper. For commuters: 1. From the Malaybalay bus terminal ride a Motorela (Tricycle) off to "the gardens", 10 pesos regular fare. 2. From the gardens, hire a habal-habal to take you to Katihan eco-park. 300 pesos fixed fare. For private cars: important note, low clearance cars are not recommended due to bumpy roads and a river crossing. 1. Take the Barangay Can-Ayan road. 2. Turn l

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