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The Enchanting Tuddingan Falls in La Union

TUDDINGAN FALLS

The Province of La Union is blessed with majestic waterfalls because of the continued protection of trees in its mountains that help keep our bodies of water flourish, constantly nurturing Mother Nature all year round.

An example of which is the enchanting Tuddingan Falls in the Municipality of Naguilian. Unlike other waterfalls in the province which have poor accessibility, visitors have the luxury of walking on a 700-meter cemented pathway with grills beside Bagulin Road up to the hill overlooking the waterfall. Read More: http://www.launion.gov.ph/page.php?167

Photo from: https://kyadcayago.wordpress.com/2010/11/23/tuddingan-falls-tuddingan-naguilian-la-union-oct-30-2010/falls3-1/

The Province of La Union maybe the smallest in terms of land area from the 4 provinces of Ilocos Norte but it is as blessed as its neighboring provinces in terms of natural wonders. Besides being frequented for its “surfable” waves in the towns of San Juan and Bacnotan, the province has several majestic waterfalls. Read More: https://roamulofied.wordpress.com/2015/07/04/tuddingan/

Photo from: https://roamulofied.wordpress.com/2015/07/04/tuddingan/

The Province of La Union is blessed with majestic waterfalls because of the continued protection of trees in its mountains that help keep our bodies of water flourish, constantly nurturing Mother Nature all year round.

An example of which is the enchanting Tuddingan Falls in the Municipality of Naguilian. Unlike other waterfalls in the province which have poor accessibility, visitors have the luxury of walking on a 700-meter cemented pathway with grills beside Bagulin Road up to the hill overlooking the waterfall. The sources of Tuddingan Falls are the numerous water springs in the mountains which also supply the vast riceland of Naguilian. All year round, Tuddingan promises a fantastic view, showcasing clean and strong water. This towering beauty of about 70 feet has a man-made pool-like base which makes it more tempting to swimmers, especially for those who love to make daring dives by jumping from its perfectly formed multi-layered rock strata. Read More: http://www.launion.gov.ph/page.php?167