Ganano Falls – Towering a hundred meter high, this falls could be the highest in Cagayan Valley. Located in barangay Baguio Village, town of Diffun, Quirino, this falls is beginning to catch attention and attracts more and more visitors the past years. Read More: https://macvergado.wordpress.com/2015/06/04/the-ganano-falls/

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Ganano Falls right in front of our eyes, at an astounding height of approximately 70-80 meters. Tall and Majestic! Thunderous but Graceful!

From the main cascade, splitting herself to more cascades and flowing different pools and catch basins. To enjoy its catch basin, you need to climb the slippery and moss covered rocks approximately two to three stories high.

And there we are, enjoying to cool waters of Ganano Falls! After almost an hour of bathing, we ate the food we brought on the flatbed rocks below and then made our return trek. Slips and slides. Bumps and scratches. And Poof! Some things and stories are meant to be left with the falls. We spent almost half day for this activity. Ganano Falls is included to one of my top waterfalls experience. Read More: https://kapampangantraveller.wordpress.com/2016/06/10/ganano-falls-secret-gem-of-quirino-province/

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Arriving the vantage point, my jaw dropped and upon recovering, I shouted “Ang Ganda!!!”. It was a grand view! Until now, writing this blog post, I am at awe looking at the pictures of the Falls. Ice cold water cascades into crevices of small rocks at the top then finally split by big boulders of rock at the bottom.

Some notes, although it seem like an easy trek going to bottom layer of the falls, it is not. Slippery rocks, fast current of flowing water, big rocks to leap to and a little rock climbing were the obstacles we needed to endure and go thru. But it was ALL WORTH IT! Read More: http://www.moredantravels.com/2015/09/quirino-province-travel-destinations.html

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