Inambakan Falls Review

Although they charge parking fees and a symbolic eco-tourism fee, the waterfall is multi-layered and worth every penny. Springs pour out all year round, unlike the waterfall near Oslobu (Tumalog Falls). Come here to enjoy the scenery and swim. My family and I decided not to go to the river and mountain waterfall to avoid the crowds. We went to the Inambakan waterfall. We made the right decision! The Inambakan waterfall is absolutely beautiful!!! In addition to the other two families, we had the waterfall to enjoy the whole afternoon. We paid 50 pesos each, including entrance, life jacket and guide. The water in the waterfall was very thick and had a total of 8 levels. We just got to 2 levels but its beauty absolutely shocked us. The water was azure. Our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. We took a lot of fun swimming and taking a lot of photos. Visit Yinnan Pavilion Falls! You will really love it! Note: Tumalog Falls are dry and the water is blurry. The surrounding environment has a urine smell. Aguinyide Falls (Aguinid Falls) charge 300 pesos per person