Marvel at the Very Tall Pasukulan Falls in Bataan

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PASUKULAN FALLS

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As soon as the descent was over, Pasukulan Falls magnificently showed in the distance partially shrouded by trees. Before reaching the waterfalls, we had to descend from a steep and slippery trail using rope. The rope was there when we arrived and was probably left there for hiker’s safety. A few more steps downward and the pool was fully visible. Looking up, I finally saw the natural attraction in all its almost – 200 feet glory. With lush green accentuating its vertical walls, it gracefully released its narrow cascading water that plunged into a catch basin creating a deep pool. The tiring four hours of trekking was simply rewarded with some ice cold natural swimming pool waiting for her to be tested. Read More: https://greatjab.wordpress.com/2017/05/19/pasukulan-falls-bataan-more-than-just-a-side-trip/

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Pasukulan Falls is a waterfall with an elevation of 50 meters high. And if you are a fan of cold temperature, this is the right place for you to enjoy and expect the cold breeze of the water as it falls down. The sound of nature and the ambiance of a forest is satisfying, so if you have a plan to check this out, don’t let Pasukulan and Mt. Natib wait for you. Read More: https://wheninbataan.wordpress.com/2017/07/20/bataan-its-true-identity-exceptional-beauty/

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Pasukulan Falls, a natural wonder located in Sitio Pasukulan, Brgy. Salian. It forms part of the reaches of Tiawir River at the southern edge of the smaller Caldera east, southeast of Mt. Natib. With approximately 60 meters in height, It is one of the highest waterfalls within Bataan Natural Park. The cascading of water on the rocks adds drama to the beauty of the waterfalls. Read More: https://bataan.gov.ph/tourism/destinations/eco-tourism/pasukulan-falls

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