and i am home.
A dormant volcano, an acidic lake and a freshwater lake, hot springs, waterfalls. This is what Mahagnao Natural Park presents to its guests. But first, never-ending bumpy roads and trekking. Nevertheless, it is worth it.
Not only Springs. Burauen hosts tall waters, or as people call it, waterfalls. Itchy plants. Blood-sucking leeches (we call them limatok), and of course, the slippery rocks. Hiking will be difficult. But the view is worth it. As if entering zen, this almost-70 feet high waterfall will make you relax. Enter Brgy. Tambis' Busay Falls.
The name “Burauen” evolved from the word “haru” which means “spring”. This is because Burauen is the fountainhead of several rivers: the big Daguitan and Marabong rivers, the Guinarona and Hibuga rivers that pass through several neighboring towns, as well as several smaller ones. The legend behind the name speaks of a drought when several... Continue Reading →
water trails and rocks 