The Tall and Slim Palale Falls in Albay

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I slowly stepped down to the other side of the rock and finally there I saw again the beauty of Palale Falls. A tropical paradise teeming with lush surrounding. What amazed me here is the unusual kind of wall rock that enclosed the water basin which nature had wonderfully crafted to perfection. I have no idea how high this falls was, but certainly, it is higher than Vera, Busay, Majayjay, Kabigan, Hagimit and Daranak Falls.

Just like the other waterfalls, the water was freezing cold. The surging cascade was a bit strong. We sat on the rocks splashing water to each other. Later we headed to the lower pool which was hip-level deep. My hubby and Noel enjoyed the massage therapy from series of small falls spilling down their backs. The water was clear and really really cold.

There is no entrance fee to Palale Falls. No huts to sleep overnight. No bathroom. No electricity. Everything is basic. This is open to everyone who wants to escape from the stifling atmosphere. – Read More:http://www.slippersandshades.com/tag/palale-falls/

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This Waterfall has been branded as a source of disastrous floods in the past. During good weather, its cascading water is a splendid site because of its lush surroundings. It is very accessible by foot trails. Read More: http://bicolregion.islandsphilippines.com/albay/albay_waterfalls.php

PALALE FALLS

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Palale falls is located in Brgy.Diarro, Malinao, Albay.It is surrounded by green scenic view and rock formations, with height estimated 2x or 3x of Vera falls. Unlike in Vera falls, Palale falls has a smaller space for swimming. Read More: http://jessababes.blogspot.com/2015/07/palale-falls-remarkable-adventure.html