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Tinuy-an Falls

Tinuy-an Falls in Bislig City, PhilippinesTinuy-an Falls is a three tier cascading waterfall (with a fourth tier hidden from view). It is Bislig's number one tourist attraction and one of the main attractions in the entire region of Surigao Del Sur. 

Its magnificent cascades are found in Burboanan, a one hour ride from Mangagoy, the center of trade and commerce in Bislig City. The falls themselves are around fifty five meters high and a breathtaking width of 95 meters. Often called the Niagara Falls of the Philippines, it is said to be the widest falls in the country. Centuries old amazing giant trees, ferns and vines in a thick rain forest envelop your ride through thick forested hills that enclose the falls. There are three small islets in the swimming ground, with slippery logs where you can cross for a good view, plus multi-layered stones as pathways. Every morning, the area is blessed with a sprinkle of a rainbow that appears between 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Its majestic natural formation and its picture perfect beauty is one of its kind and truly one of the best waterfalls in the entire country. The centuries old amazing giant trees, ferns and vines in a thick rainforest that surround it give a spectacular view of a beautiful natural creation.

Tinuy-an Falls is a must visit destination for every outdoor enthusiasts who love to see the beauty of nature at its magnificence. There is no need for trekking at the end of the road in going there lies this magnificent beauty of the Tinuy-an Falls.

Its colorful picture was once appeared in the International Travel Magazine.

For more pictures and updates of the gorgeous Tinuy-an Falls, kindly visit Tinuy-an Falls' Facebook page.

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Location: Burboanan, Bislig City, 18 kilometers from Poblacion-San Isidro-Burbuanan-Tinuy-an Route at 30 minutes ride.

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