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PAN-AS FALLS
Samar is divided into three parts – Northern Samar, Western Samar and Eastern Samar. For purposes of clarity, Western Samar is simply referred to or called SAMAR.
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Pan-as Falls is located in Barangay Pilar. More than just a natural tourist attraction, this waterfall is located in watershed area of Calbayog. It also serves as the primary source of water for the residents of Pilar. If one is to romanticize it, when viewed from the outskirts of Pilar, the flowing water of Pan-as looks like a maiden’s long hair cascading down the side of a high mountain. Pan-as is so high that at some points water that reaches the pool become a mere mist. Read More: https://www.eventurista.com/49-pan-as-falls
Pan-as Falls is located at Brgy. Pilar, Oquendo district and is surrounded with the mighty stands of rare timbers and wildlife that abound in the area. An hour drive from the Calbayog City proper and a 30-minute hike from the village can easily visit the place. Seen from afar, it is like a long constructed boat by the mountainside and at a close up, a series of long drop of crystal water to another. At places where the cataract is quite high, the falling of water into the pool below becomes a mere mist because of its high elevation. It is the source of water supply of the city populace. Read More: http://greedypeg.org/samar/Pan-as-Falls.html
Photo from: http://www.traveltrilogy.com/2015/06/waterfalls-in-the-philippines-5.html
Photo from: https://www.philippinesnow.com.ph/stunning-waterfalls-calbayog-city/
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