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Best Places to Visit in Northern Samar Part 6

BEST PLACES IN NORTHERN SAMAR

The natural beauty of Northern Samar has a lot of tourism potentials that are still undiscovered and unknown to many tourists.

Taking a tour of the islands is a great way to get a feel for the local history and culture. There are plenty of scenic spots to discover, such as the enchanting rock formation, incredible waterfalls and hot spring, sandy beaches and coral reefs, famous old churches, clear rivers, caves, virgin forests and many other secret places. The three secret places are the islands of Biri, Capul and Dalupiri, all off the coast of Northern Samar. Remote and desolate, and definitely off the normal tourist track, Northern Samar is a province which evokes powerful images and untouched beauty. Read More: http://www.lets-go-philippines.com/exploring-northern-samar-and-some-of-its-beautiful-places/

Tarangban Falls

Photo from: http://retiredinsamar.com/calbayog-city-city-of-waterfalls/

Tarangban falls is likely one of the highest waterfalls in Calbayog City. It looks like being dropped down several times while the water passes through the big rocks and that’s what makes it a stunning landscape to behold. The waterfall owns an interesting brink and looks so wide. And while the water flows down in slope direction and bumping on a huge rock, it appears wider and jaw-dropping as you keep gazing to its natural beauty. The water is cold, which will surely mollify your jaded body after your arduous trek. You can also get near the waterfalls and get to experience the natural massage of Tarangban Falls. Read More: https://thelittlelai.com/2017/09/16/tarangban-falls-the-majestic-and-beautiful-waterfall-in-calbayog-city-that-you-should-visit/

Malajog Beach & Ridge Nature Park

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Calbayog City- Calbayog is now the sign of progress lately the opening of Super Metro, and the Zip line in Malajog and soon to be the open of Guisano Grand, providing amusement and reception to local tourist and other nearby cities, catering the business of the tourism industry and now we are competing to the trend and wants of the local visitors and domestic tourists, and hoping a few adventurous foreign visitor and increase the number of visitor in the city, and we are featuring the Malajog Beach and the zip line

It is surrounded with towering rocks at its slightly landscape the cottages at the top, the malajog ridge has thick with trees traversed by a long winding trail which provides opportunity for observing the plants and living organisms, and aerial rope-slide that originates from a platform gives a Samar Sea island touch, and it takes only 35 minutes ride form the city proper. Read More: https://morefunincalbayogcom.wordpress.com/2016/03/23/malajog-beach-ready-to-cater-tourist/

Pinipisakan Falls

Photo from: https://www.awesomevideoshp.com/2018/01/pinipisakan-falls-san-jorge-san-hor-he_57.html

Looking at Pinipisakan Falls gave us a deep and powerful sense of awe. The absolutely pristine and untouched condition of the waterfalls gave us a meaningful glimpse into Mother Nature’s virgin beauty before or after the effects of humanity’s global influence. Our world has incredibly exquisite places like these, but humanity’s greed has reduced many of these places into former shadows of themselves.

As you can see, Pinipisakan Falls is multi-tiered. Those main curtains are two of the lower tiers. Excess water flows down to the sides, creating minor waterfalls.

Now, you have to understand that Pinipisakan Falls is very rarely visited even by locals due to its remoteness, inherent natural danger, the area’s security situation, and the superstition that surrounds it. Indeed, we were some of the handful of people who were able to set foot in this place. Read More: https://adrenalineromance.com/2017/09/28/pinipisakan-falls/

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