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- PRKPinCH41Montreux, Switzerland217 contributionsWe accessed via the restaurant kainan sa tabing ilog which runs banka to the falls.
We paid 3450pp for two for our banka which took a max of 3 people. Remember to bring extra cash to tip bankeros (they recommended 2000pp each we gave them 1000pp). As well as the bankeros at the end who take you into the falls, I would have done 100pp probably for each of them.
What the bankeros told us. They rent the banka and they are not full time, nor employees of the restaurant. They get a spot every three weeks to work one ride and they make only the tip. They essentially pull the wooden boat or banka up the river against the current through the shallows and rocks. It is dangerous work especially since they do not do it all the time and don’t have intimate knowledge of the river and have to use their feet and legs to push against the rocks to get the banka forward. And you can’t really help them so a big tip is absolutely worth it. One false move and they could be seriously injured.
The bankeros at the bamboo raft pull you through the fall. You can leave your stuff with the first bankeros. But don’t take any through the falls which you are not ready to get soaked. The falls are quite powerful. Luckily I left my glasses with the first boat. I would have lost them otherwise.
Go early. We left at 9 and by the time we came back there were 5 banka on their way up. Ta not a huge place so getting there early we had the river and the falls to ourselves. Beautiful most coming off the gorge and it was not so hot. Most of the gorge would be in the shade but on the open river I’m sure it gets HOT. Bring a shade hat and water. There was no infrastructure at the falls.Written February 2, 2025This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - Su BManila, Philippines185 contributionsFor me it was an okayish experience but my daughter loved it. I don't like rides so l sat at a corner watching her . there is a water splash kinda ride she liked the most and wanted to go again. In her words she said some rides are even better than Disney landWritten August 8, 2024This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- SUSAN A31 contributionsWater was warm, a number of pools to choose from, shower/changing rooms excellent, good standard and clean. Friendly staff and plenty of them within the vicinity should you need help. You see staff always cleaning the area. Price went up 1st Feb and this wasn't advertised on their website. We visited 2nd Feb and had to pay the new price of 3k per person. Very pricey indeed! The road leading to the place has lots of pot holes, they should really fix this for the price they're charging.Written February 9, 2025This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- KCheng1 contributionThe place is great when it comes to the pools; though man-made, they give lots of “being one with nature” vibe.
Be warned though that if you are expecting spacious accommodations, you wouldn’t find it here. A room with 2 bunk beds, which in my opinion could only accommodate 1 person per bed, was listed as accommodations for 8 persons.
There’s also the shower heater that doesn’t work. Despite calling the management’s attention regarding the non working heater, nothing was done.
If you do not mind these things considering the affordability and would only care about the nature vibe, then this place will do you well.Written April 10, 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - Paul CBantayan Island, Philippines998 contributionsWe visited Halugan Falls on a cool January morning with light rain. The adventure began with visitors Registration with our official Guide.
There are actually another 2 waterfalls you can trek through on the way to the main Halugan Falls but due to the trails being extremely muddy and slippery due to heavy rains we proceeded directly to the Halugan Falls.
The climb down to the falls took us about 45 minutes on a very steep rocky trail made extremely muddy and slippery. Although concrete steps have been cut into the gorge there are a lot of rocks and boulders making this unsuitable for very young children and anyone whom is not physically fit. Proper footwear is recommended.
As you approach the bottom of the gorge the towering waterfall appears and is truly spectacular. Swim in the shallow rock pools or climb up to the falls, the trek is well worth the physical effort.
The climb back up took me the best part of an hour resting every few meters on the steep climb. Definitely for the adventurous!
Overall this is a very challenging waterfall to visit but well worth the physical effort. We recommend the adventure and give a thumbs up to the Guides whom without their guidance I probably would not have made the climb!Written January 16, 2025This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - Cye AmpereDoha, Qatar116 contributionsGreat experience with the family who are primary students to give them more information about Jose Rizal house where he stays during hes young age. We also got the chance to see Jose Rizals furniture and personal stuff. As well as their kitchen stuff that it's been more than 9 decades past. Hope to be back again on this placeWritten June 24, 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- raquelnericBribie Island, Australia169 contributionsWhen staying at the Patio Rizal hotel Lucban as a base this is a short trip to
Taytay Falls in the Lovely Mountain Air .
A Family of 7 adults ,we had a day trip and you hire a Tent near the waterfalls to Rest
and Change clothes after Your freezing mountain waterfalls swim.
Plenty of Parking area on the grass near the outdoors Restaurant and shower rooms.
A Short walk down a narrow path with handrails to visit the Taytay falls.
Plenty of small Tents for Hire ,Erected handy to Swimming hole below the
Powerfull Clean Cold Water falls . . You are looking for any Sunshine for Warmth.
The Mounain Water is So Clean that it is transported through a large pipe from a
Small Weir on top of the Falls to supply the Local Village and Showers near the
car park Restaurant . Also to the toilets and Past the side of the Tents , Primitive
Toilets .But Always Flushed . wear Rubber boots or Avoid .
The Taytay waterfalls are still Naturally Beautiful and Unspoilt . But Crowded at Times.
Best to stay Local and You be early before any Crowd.
You can buy Food up near car park and Enjoy eating down near the River .
Or even Cook near Your Hire Tent , Day Trip or Stay Longer , Lots of young people
Do. Stay Overnight in Groups ,Plenty of Hire Tents Already erected and Cheap.
You need to be Young or Fit to Hike to Falls .
Overall an Excellent day with Very Stimulating chilled Waterfalls ,Mountain Air and
sunshine and Food , relaxing too. We Visited these Taytay Waterfalls before 2017.
I am now 75 years old and will return here to Enjoy the Stimulation .Written November 9, 2018This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - Mudblood26San Pablo City, Philippines19 contributionsIf you are fascinated with nature, then you have to Visit Lake Pandin. 15 mins trek to the lake. They offer balsa ride, lunch and you can also swim in the lake provided with life vest. Short hike over looking lake Yambo was a great experience. This place is kid friendly, perfect everyone... Be mesmerized by its beauty....Written January 8, 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- Jade Krystal GManila, Philippines17 contributionsWent on a hike at Mt. Makiling two days ago (Sunday) as we usually do on weekends. Been hiking here so many times towards Agila base. Usually relaxed and mixed with exploring and admiring the beautiful, lush and very tall trees around. Entrance fee is around P30 per person and must leave an ID as well as fill out their form. For first time hikers here, do not get scared if you hear a very eery sound as though there is heavy rain down pouring but no rain is felt…it’s just the cicadas making those sounds. Often, we observe, they make such loud noises when they hear humans talk or just simply “see and feel” us. Their way of communicating I guess. It can really be very loud during rainy season / weather and oftentimes I still feel unsettled when I hear them but they are harmless. Anyway, so on this hike we chanced upon seeing small, black-furred monkeys between station 4 -5. We’ve never seen monkeys here before and luckily this time, we did. We saw some black birds too, but not sure what type they were as they hid on the thick trees above us. If you get thirsty or hungry, you will come across people selling mineral bottled water, coconuts, Mountain Dew, lemon soda, coffee, rice meals, biscuits, boiled bananas when you reach station 7. But we like bringing some trail mix with us as we walk, and packed sandwiches inside Tupperware…lol we just want to 😁😁😁. But we keep and manage our thrash…and so should you. You will also find a comfort room by the Botanical garden on the right between station 7 and 8. Agila base is at Station 11 where you will find another bunch of sellers of food and drinks. Beyond it will be the next route that will be the rough jungle ahead…yes no more cemented path which will take you to the same length as from the starting point to station 11 ( yes, that far!😁) Anyway there are “habals” (for hire motor bikers to take you back to point 1 only as they can’t go beyond station 11 but not sure how much they charge though as we couldn’t muster anymore strength to walk and climb further 😁). Going down, we saw a black snake with the length of two of my arms lol but it slithered away. So, if you are thinking of hiking here, don’t fear cuz there are many people hiking, biking, running on the way as well as motorbikes running around bringing rice, some vegetation around or just transporting passengers but still very generally quiet all throughout the whole hike trail. Oh and if you go here on rainy season, you will get wet and the trail may get some areas slippery and muddy so keep an eye for millipedes, lizards, and yeah you guessed it right..snakes. On sunny weather, expect to see butterflies, lizards, spiders, birds around. Have fun! 🥰Written October 9, 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- Mudblood26San Pablo City, Philippines19 contributionsIf you're a nature/park enthusiast then you have to visit Sampaloc lake. One of the famous 7 lakes of San Pablo City. 4 Km walk around the lake, you can also rent a bike or simply drive around. You can set up picnic with you family and have your kids enjoy it's park and play ground. Perfect place to watch the sunset and spend time to relax...Written January 8, 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- Czar EmmanuelManila, Philippines10,221 contributionsMountains have always been associated with mysteries, especially in the Filipino culture. They are not only considered as dwelling places of spirits (both benevolent and malign ones), but also as privileged places to communicate with some supreme being. Such is the case of Mount Banahaw, located between the Provinces of Quezon and Laguna on the Island of Luzon (in northern Philippines).
We went there as part of our educational excursion. We wanted to meet and interview a group of Rizalistas ... members of a religious movement who believe in the divinity of our national hero, Jose Rizal. It was a very interesting visit. We had a chance to know more about their movement, its religious tenets, practices, and so forth.
After the encounter with the Rizalistas, we did some trekking up the mountain. Mount Banahaw is 2177 meters high. There are many spots there considered as "holy." Thus we saw many altars built on boulders, religious statues of saints, lit candles, and so forth. Aside from all these, the place was very peaceful and relaxing. It felt good to listen to the sound of Nature and to breathe some fresh air, away from the polluted air of the metropolis.Written September 20, 2017This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - Mackpuge C13 contributionshad a blast!!!!!
best for kids and kids at heart
kiddie zipline was the highlight
highly recommended 😘Written January 8, 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
