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| Tudaya Falls (source: http://traveldavaophilippines.blogspot.com/) |
Tudaya Falls is situated on Sitio Tudaya, Brgy. Sibulan, Sta Cruz, Davao del Sur. After around 20 minutes of Habal-habal ride and 45 minutes of trekking downwards following a trail on the side of a cliff, we could hear the thundering roar of powerful water falling from the sky and mist are everywhere as if it covers the surrounding from the outside world. Read More
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| Tudaya Falls |
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is located in Mount Apo Natural Park, Bansalan, Davao del Sur, in
Mindanao in the Philippines. At 150 meters, it is the tallest waterfall in Mt. Apo Natural Park. This waterfall flows into the Sibulan River,
which flows to the Davao Gulf.
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| source: https://mindanaoescapades.wordpress.com |
A hired van was used for the trip to Kapatagan proper and a 20-minute motorcycle rough ride to the jump-off area near Tudaya Falls for 100 pesos per head and the driver was already arranged to wait for us going back to Kapatagan proper.
The location where the jump-off area is mostly dominated by Bagobo tribespeople who welcomed us warmly with smiles. Tudaya Falls is sacred to the Tagabawa Lumads. Read More
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| Tudaya Falls (source: http://waterfallsph.blogspot.com) |
Considered as one of the highest and beautiful waterfalls in the Philippines, this single
tiered waterfalls is definitely a most welcome oasis right in the
middle of thick bushes and huge towering ferns and cogons amid a trail
of sharp rock formations and stiff climb. Tall in all its regalia is
about 150 meters high of
cascading waterfalls bordered between huge rock walls on each side and
crowned with lush flora and fauna. The welcoming icy mists of the
waterfalls, as one enters the area, is as soothing as the serenity of the
entire wonder with only the rapid rush of waters from high above blended
with the musical chirping of wild birds hovering gently around and the
swaying sound of the trees can be heard. The colors of the earth amid a
perfect weather is all too inviting to ignore the lure of the
waterfalls' natural pool of icy cold, crystal clear waters at the basin.
It is a heavenly landscape to behold and a moment to be one with Mother
Nature. Read More
How To Get To Tudaya Falls
Here's how to get to Tudaya Falls from Davao City
- Take a bus ride bound for Digos (Fare = 50 pesos, one way)
- From Digos Transport Terminal, take a tricycle ride that will ferry you to the habal-habal terminal for Kapatagan (Fare = 15 pesos per person, one way)
- From habal-habal terminal, take a ride bound for Kapatagan (Fare = 100 pesos per person, one way)
- From Kapatagan terminal, hire a habal-habal that will take you to Tudaya jumping-off point (Fare = 100 per person, one way)
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