Best Places to Visit in Zamboanga del Norte Part 4

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PLACES TO VISIT IN

ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE

(ZaNorte)

Save from the major cities of Dipolog and Dapitan, the vastness of Zamboanga del Norte generally remains a secret. Truth be told, what lies beyond the twin city is greek to most. Unknown to many, beautiful surprises await the curious ones who choose to discover the province’s soul. Awesome surprises in the form of natural wonders – summits, caves, lakes, rivers, waterfalls and more! Most of which are still unspoilt. Read More: https://www.lakwatsero.com/spots/situbo-falls-tampilisan-zamboanga-del-nortes-awesome-surprise/#sthash.f13wgAio.dpbs

Rizal Shrine

Photo from: http://harrybalais.com/2013/10/rizal-shrine-in-dapitan-the-heros-exile/

Much of the historical significance of Dapitan lies in a seaside village outside the center. The Rizal Shrine in Talisay is a protected patch of trees and bush-lined paths. Inside are nipa huts, which are the vestiges of the structures Rizal created during his stay here. All of the huts – a dorm, a lodging for patients, a students’ workshop, and a clinic – are actually modern recreations, though they have been rebuilt with the same materials and on the same spot as their predecessors. A museum near the park entrance contains a number of Rizal’s artifacts. Read More: https://jayexiomo.wordpress.com/2014/09/06/dapitan-in-rizals-footsteps/

Situbo Falls

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One of the province’s most beautiful secret is tucked amid the dense foliage of the town of Tampilisan, a majestic waterfalls on the verge of breaking out – Situbo Falls.

Named after the village’s name, Situbo Falls is located in the small barrio of Santo Niño in Barangay Situbo, a towering two-layer cascade, possibly the province’s grandest and highest waterfalls. But despite its beauty and grandeur, the place remains an offbeat destination. In fact, even on a weekend, the chance of owning the place is very likely, thanks to its distance and isolation, its own gift and curse.

Situbo Falls is a drop of approximately 100 feet with cold water emanating from the hinterland of the town of Godod into a deep natural basin that reflects a green color on clear and sunny days, brown and murky on rainy season. Read More: https://www.lakwatsero.com/spots/situbo-falls-tampilisan-zamboanga-del-nortes-awesome-surprise/#sthash.f13wgAio.dpbs

Libuton Cave

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Libuton Cave is located in a mountainous barangay Libuton, seven kilometers away from the town proper. Julie Ann Lafuente, focal person of LGSP-LED project in said town, said that Libuton Cave is composed of seven interconnecting caves yet only three are open for exploration.

For those who thirst for adventure, they can come and experience the amusing trip to this mind-blowing environment. Definitely, the fun and excitement offered by this cave will satisfy your desire for thrill and action. Caving and spelunking is the right pick for natural born adrenaline junkies. Read More: http://piazampen.blogspot.com/2013/01/libuton-cave-its-tough-its-filthy-its_25.html