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| Sapilang Falls |
Sapilang Falls now greets and welcomes every nature lover to its rustic realm. From Barangay Sagap, it takes around thirty minutes of quite an easy trek to get there, passing across forested trails. Oh, you will also be crossing a river so expect your feet to get wet.
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| The bare rock-faced Sapilang Falls |
The first falls to see is tall, thin, and has multi-layers. The second falls, on the other hand, descends on a broad and bare rockface. This can be climbed. This waterfall has an extension that cannot be seen from below. By the way, one must register at the Barangay Captain's house upon arriving in Sagap. Read More
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| Sapilang Falls in Barangay Sagap, Bangued, Abra |
Trekking the Sapilang Twin Falls
When you arrive in Barangay Sagap, the first thing to do is find your way to the Barangay Captain's House to register and be assigned a guide for a hike to Sapilang Falls. The guide fee is Php200. Read More
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| The trek to Sapilang Falls |
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| Sapilang Falls |
How To Get to Abra?
From Manila: Take Partas, Dominion, or Viron Bus Liner bound for Abra. They have daily trips to Bangued, Abra, and travel time is more or less eight hours. The fare from Pasay to Bangued is Php760.00; Cubao to Bangued is Php743.00; Baguio to Bangued is Php335.00
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