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List of Waterfalls In Laguna: Beyond Pagsanjan Falls Boat Ride and River Trek
UPDATED August 2019
Laguna can arguably be called the Waterfalls capital of the Philippines, beginning with the world-famous Pagsanjan Falls and numerous waterfalls from Mt. Makiling, Mt. Banahaw and the Sierra Madre mountain range that separates the province from the provinces of Rizal and Quezon
List of Waterfalls in Laguna:
Cavinti:
Bayakan Falls, Brgy. Tibatib
Kipot Falls, Bgry. Tibatib
Magdapio Falls, Brgy. Tibatib and Anglas (popularly known as Pagsanjan Falls)
Nakulo Falls, Brgy. Tibatib
Subok Bakid Falls, Brgy. Labayo
Talon ng Talaongan, Brgy. West Talaongan
White Rock Twin Falls, Brgy. Sumucab
(Note: Talay Falls, Hidden Falls and Hulugan Falls can be visited in one day)
Liliw:
Kilangin Falls (same as Bucal Falls of Majayjay)
Majayjay:
Bukal Falls, Brgy. Bukal Taytay Falls, Brgy. Taytay: Developed, with access road and short trek down
Taytay Falls, Majayjay, Laguna with a person swimming on the pool to add scale and estimate the height of the waterfalls, popular for camping and day trip (picture courtesy of Tutubi's cousin who recently went there)
Nagcarlan: Bunga Twin Falls (Brgy. Bunga): Developed, with access road and short trek down
Paete:
Talon (named Matabungca Falls by self-serving politicians), Mt. Humarap (Sierra Madre)
an old picture of Sampaloc Falls in Siniloan, Laguna but with jump-off point in famy town (photo taken using Canon Ixus 30)
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