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MANTAYUPAN FALLS

 

Photo from: http://www.thousandwonders.net/Mantayupan+Falls

 

Mantayupan Falls is located in Baranggay Campangga. It is around 4km and 10-15 minutes from the Poblacion. The road going to Mantayupan Falls is already concrete and passes through several barangays and rice fields.

I reached Mantayupan Falls after a while. The waterfalls has two levels; the first is 14 meters while the second one is 98 meters. A pathway to the second falls was constructed to make it easier for tourist to access the second falls.

I reached the second level after a 5-minute walk. The 98-meter waterfalls was a sight. The water was bluish green with the sun hitting the walls of the falls. The wide catch basin is deep just like the Kawasan Falls. Frequent tourist said there used to be a raft that brings guests near the drop of the waterfalls so they can get a water massage. Read More: http://www.thousandwonders.net/Mantayupan+Falls

 

Photo from:  http://visitheworld.tumblr.com/post/44221823711/a-tropical-delight-mantayupan-falls-in-cebu

 

Mantayupan Falls is a famous natural waterfalls resort located in Barili Municipality, Cebu Province, Philippines.

The falls is about 2 hours’ drive from Cebu City via public or private transports.  The paved highway leading to Barili Municipality passing through the towns of Minglanilla, Naga, San Fernando and Carcar is quite comfortable and easy for motorists.

Mantayupan Waterfall, one of the top tourist attractions in this municipality, is approximately 200 feet high from top to bottom water levels.  The water of this falls irrigates the rice paddies down below of Barangay Campanga.  Read More:  http://www.cebu-bluewaters.com/mantayupan-falls.html

 

Photo from:  http://www.beyondcebu.com/barili/

 

Mantayupan Falls is a double-tiered waterfall located in the third class municipality of in Cebu. Among all the other waterfalls in the province, including Kawasan Falls in Badian and Tumalog Falls in Oslob, Mantayupan is the highest with a height of over 321 feet from the peak to the basin. There is also a second set of waterfalls at the first level, which has a height of 46 feet or 46 feet.
The local tourist attraction is situated at the base of Barili’s abundantly forested mountains. The area was developed into a park in order to give convenience to the guests, and also to promote tourism within the area. Despite the man-made installations, Mantayupan Falls still has the wonderful essence of its natural environment.  Read More:  http://www.thousandwonders.net/Mantayupan+Falls

 

Photo from:  http://www.travellingthephilippines.info/mantayupan-falls/

 

 

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Discover the Majestic Beauty of Cebu

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Visit the Top Attractions in Cebu

Colorful and Magnificent Festivals in Cebu

Amazing Islands and Beaches in Cebu

Fun and Exciting Activities in Cebu

Cebu Photo Gallery

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