A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Calbayog guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours and prices before you go.
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Day 1
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Morning
Nijaga ParkThe large central plaza named after the revolutionary Benedicto Nijaga. The park also has an artificial replica of Bangon-Bugtong Falls.Directions
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Late morning
Sacred Heart PlazaA plaza with an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and a fountain.Directions
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Afternoon
Mapaso Spring"Mapaso" literally means hot in Waray. Fresh crustaceans (pokot) abound. They are naturally pinkish resembling scalded shrimps due to the high temperature.Directions
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Day 2
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Morning
Guinogo-an CaveIts large entrance leads to a natural tunnel with an uneven ceiling, some portions of which touching your head making for an eerie trip through the dark, cool interior.Directions
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Late morning
Tabokno FallsA beautiful and scenic waterfall, and a favorite picnic site for Calbayog residentsDirections
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Afternoon
Pan-as FallsThese falls are the primary source of water for Calbayog's residents. At places where the cataract is so high, the water falling into the pool below becomes a mere mist.Directions
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Day 3
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Late morning
Bangon-Bugtong FallsThe most majestic of Calbayog's waterfalls. As you ascend the stream, you will see a circular pond about in diameter, wide enough for swimming and deep enough for dinging. The cascading water comes from streams flowing endlessly, resulting from pressure on its disgorge, which becomes larger as the…Directions
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Afternoon
Lologayan FallsIt is separated from the mainland by the Silangan Channel. A series of towering altars of rugged stones where between its depressions flow ribbon-like cool water that appears to cleanse the hair of a legendary lady. A source of drinking water for local folks.Directions
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