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Ambon – Ambon falls or also known as the Piit resort is one of the
famous swimming places in Pangil, Laguna. Local tourists are attracted
to the place because of its nature settings. The place has a number of
trees which produces fresh air; and the water from the dam is cool and
clean because of it’s continues flow from the natural spring. Read More
Ambon Ambon Falls and Piit Falls of Pangil River Eco Park
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Ambon-Ambon Falls is part of the attraction of the Panguil River Eco Park. Before they coined the place such, it was locally known as “Piit”. I remember going to this place before. This was where we held family reunions and get-togethers. There was no hanging bridge then, and the only way to go to the other side was to cross the raging waters of the river. The water was much clearer then. There were lots of fish and crablets. There were not many cottages. There was no swimming pool. And ultimately, there was no entrance fee.
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The trip includes three balsa rides. There were 10 of us in the group. And since the balsa cannot board all of us together, we would need to wait for some of us to be transported to the other side before the other half can have their turn. Read More
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Another surprise from Pangil Eco Park: Piit Falls. You will see this falls on your way to Ambon Ambon Falls. The small version of Ambon ambon Falls I guess that's why it is called Piit Falls from the Tagalog word "maliit". Though it's small it will surely catch your attention. Read More!
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Soon after the briefing with our guide, we put on our individual life vest because there are areas in the river that we have to cross and it’s literally deep. There are ropes that you can hold on to when crossing the river and 3 bamboo rafts for crossing deep sections of the river. Read More!
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If you would like to go to the Ambon- ambon falls, you will need to hike for about thirty minutes. You will also need to ride on three balsas which are made of bamboos. Do not worry because in the resort there are a lot of tourist guides who are always ready to assist the visitors to make sure that they would have enjoyable visits. Read More!
Amenities and Expenses
Below are the amenities and fees at Ambon Ambon Falls and Panguil Eco Park in Laguna
- Entrance Fee (from 6am - 6pm) - Php 42.00
- Trekking (good for 6 pax) - P360.00
- River Tubing - Php 300/pax
- Overnight Fee - P100.00
- Parking Fee (jeep/van) - Php20.00
- Parking Fee (bus) - Php60.00
- Rent of Tent - Php60.00
- Pavillion Rental - Php5,000.00
- Cottages (10-15pax) - Php200.00
- Cottages (15-25pax) - Php400.00
Other Activities
Aside from trekking to Ambon Ambon Falls, swimming and river tubing, below are other activities you can do at Panguil Eco Park
- Paper Machine Painting - Php20/pax
- Whittlers Craft Demo - Php20/pax
- Crablet Catching - Php15
- Hiking with Tree Planting - Php15
- Film Showing - Php1,000/day
How to Get to Ambon Ambon Falls
By Public Transportation: One way of getting there is by taking a Raymond Bus head for Infanta, Quezon. You will be dropping off at Siniloan/Famy intersection and then take a tricycle directly to Panguil River Eco Park.
Another way is to take one of the buses heading to Sta. Cruz, Laguna, and then take a jeepney bound for Siniloan.
More Pictures of Ambon Ambon Falls and Pangil Eco Park
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Videos of Ambon Ambon Falls to Watch
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