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| Courtesy of http://www.iliganons.com Photo: Robert Booc |
| The falls located in Buru-un, 13 kms away from the city proper, is hidden in a deep ravine, cascading into a calm, deep and cool basin-like pool. It's deep, and one can't see anything below even with diving goggles. Swimming or just floating in it gives one a rare thrill. Actually, there's more than one waterfall. There's a main fall, and on each side are countless smaller ones, as though sprouting from everywhere. The span of these wondrous waters is so wide that it takes a super wide angle lens to capture all of them in one photograph. |
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| The foliage around the body of water is overwhelming, just like the tropical forests you see in the movies. Across from the pool, in the foot of one of the smaller falls, there is a shallow cave that everyone attempts to reach. But getting there isn't easy because droplets of water hitting one's back feel like a thousand acupuncture needles. |
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| Photo: Bobby Timonera |
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