A view of the Canlaon Volcano going to Guintubdan, right is the lobby of the Guintubdan Resort.
300 steps down to Guintubdan Falls. A small cottage for a small water fall
The crew. (Right) is the so called Guintubdan Falls.
Refreshing...
The sun is goind down. Time to set up the camping tent.
A site to behold...
I thought this is a camping, but it seems like a picnic. (right) Only our flashlight give us light.
Time to eat...
The second day starts with a hot coffee and chocolate drink
A shoot at the Guintubdan Water Shed. (right) Behind is the Spring (so cold, very cold)
(left) I see a plane, no it's a bird, hmmm. (right) I forgot the place but it is surely a nice place to hang out.
(right) Time to cook for breakfast...
Feeling hungry now mate...
(right) A view of a Twin Falls
(left) abaga falls lower part. (right) a climb using a vine 10 feet high
The upper part of Abaga Falls
(left) A trek going to Oro Falls. (right) a ladder leading to the Oro Falls
Oro Falls...
(left) (Taong Gubat, Tarzan in English lol). (right) Going back to campsite.
Lunch Time...
Spring...
Time to pack up and clean the mess. We don't want the environment to be messed up.
Chilling out while waiting for the jeepney to arrive....
hi guys ,
ReplyDeletecan you tell us how to get there? (abaga falls)
we would love to feel the happiness you've felt when you where there.
plzzz.. tnx ahead
-irsc team-
p.s.
we've heard that there are rebels around..
I think abaga falls and the rest except spring and guintubdan falls were close. Not sure if it is available on the public now.
ReplyDeletehow much is the cottage? do they have entrance fee?
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