Nature

The majestic Pinsal Falls, also known locally as "Twin Falls" because of its twin cascades of water, is known for its fascinating origin myth similar to that of Adam and Eve's. The twin falls descend from a whopping 85 feet high. One of its key features is its largest natural pool, which is called the "Tugot ni Angalo" ("Footprints of Angalo"). The origin myths say that the natural pool was formed by a man named Angalo while he was out in search of his beloved, Aran.

Featuring a cascade of approximately 87 feet high nestled in a dense forest, Kaibigan Falls is accessible via a trek along a trail which starts near Bantay Abot Cave and through a dense jungle.

This natural rock formation and tourist attraction's name translates to "mountain with a hole", because of its cave-like rock archway that frames a rocky shore. The fascinating rock formation is believed to have once been a hill eroded over time.

Also known as the Pangil Coral Rock Gardens, these distinctly jagged coral rock formations and shallow tide pools facing the West Philippine Sea dot Currimao's coastline. Visitors can wade in the clear tide pools or explore the ornate coral rock gardens.

Nestled on the coast of Burgos, Ilocos Norte, the white limestone formations formed by thousands of years of geological activity make for a surreal backdrop. It faces the Bangui Bay and West Philippine Sea.

This natural waterfall in Barangay Tanap is located in a watershed forest reserve under the National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) of the DENR-Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau. Discover its basin-like appearance and clear emerald to blue waters via a scenic trek.

This natural waterfall is one of the destinations included in the annual "Intado ka Ginginubat (Let's go to the forest)" trekking event, which is organized by the local government of Adams and the Department Of Tourism (DOT) usually held in September. The falls has a height of approximately 25 feet high and cascades into two basins below.

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Laguna Hot Spring Resort has been offering its natural hot spas for around 60 years. Its natural hot spring waters, combined with its unique volcanic cylinder flooring, provides a naturally rejuvenating effect reminiscent of reflexology techniques.

This natural waterfall in Pangil measures around 80 meters long in the forests of Sierra Madre. Its name translates to “Eels Tail”.