Tinuy-an Falls
A white curtain of water 95 metres wide and 55 metres high, falling in three levels with a fourth tier out of sight. It is said to be the widest waterfall in the country, and people call it the little …
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A white curtain of water 95 metres wide and 55 metres high, falling in three levels with a fourth tier out of sight. It is said to be the widest waterfall in the country, and people call it the little …
The highest waterfall in the Philippines: 265 metres, falling in two tiers. It is in Barangay Rogongon, about 50 kilometres from the city proper. The flow of water is dropping year by year, because logging companies and illegal loggers have …
The best known of the city's waterfalls, about 24 in all: 98 metres high on the Agus River. A rock at the brink splits the flow into two streams, so it is also called the twin falls. The name comes …
A waterfall in the eastern part of the city, at Sitio Lapaan in Barangay Perez. Its water comes from mountain springs on Mount Apo, and it is one of the sources for the Metro Kidapawan Water District, the main water …
A waterfall of many tiers in the forest at New Tubigon, a far barangay of Sibagat, and one of the places people visit in that town. Local belief holds it to be the longest running waterfall in the region. The …
A waterfall with no river above it: the water comes out of crevices in a cliff 60 metres high, and the source is thought to be an underground river. Ferns and moss cover most of the rock. The pool at …
The main tourist attraction of the province: a waterfall on the Agus River at the village of Robocon, and one of the two outlets of Lake Lanao. Tinago means hidden, and the falls stand hidden in a deep ravine. The …