Kipilas,Kitaotao, Bukidnon

Kipilas Falls

Brgy. Kipilas, Kitaotao, Bukidnon, Philippines

How to get here:

From Davao City ride a bus bound to Cagayan then drop in Buda. From Buda you need to walk for 2 hours to Brgy. Kipilas or ride a skylab. Then from Brgy. Kipilas gym you need to trek for an hour to get to this majestic waterfalls.

Difficulty of Level:

2 hours walk to Brgy. Kipilas is super easy.

1 hour trek to Kipilas Falls is average to difficult depending on which way you'll choose. I experienced the rocky and super slippery trail but it was worth the effort.

Budget:

600 pesos - Inclusive of food for two days if you want to stay overnight in the barangay; fare from Davao City to Buda and vice versa (100 bus fare one way); And 40 pesos Skylab fare from Buda to Brgy. Kipilas for one way if you will not walk

It was my first time to see this majestic waterfalls and I was in awe. I did not get near to it but I was very wet. This is truly a secret gem of Bukidnon.

Going to Kipilas Falls

Road to Brgy. Kipilas

The River just miles away from the water falls

Me on barefoot going down to Kipilas Falls, my sandals were too slippery.

Reaching Out to the Children of Kipilas, Kitaotao, Bukidnon

I hope these photos can express how thankful and grateful I am to every friend who made this dream come true. To all your help and generosity may God grant the desires of your heart as you shared your blessings with the children of Kipilas. The journey to this place was never easy, but because we are one in sending our intentions we succesfully made them feel our care. To all my friends and new found friends THANK YOU VERY MUCH YOU PASS8ON! 'till our next project!!!

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Bagasbas Beach, Daet, Camarines Norte

Bagasbas Beach in Daet, Camarines Norte has one of the longest shoreline among the beaches I’ve been. Its fine, gray powdery sand and big waves are really inviting. It is known as one of the top surfing destinations in the Philippines, especially in Bicol Region. It was gloomy when I visited the beach and was low tide but I was really amazed with the ambiance and its long shoreline. The beach walk is well developed giving you a foreign feel.

How to get here:

By Land: From Manila, take bus bound for Daet. Fare is around 700 pesos and travel time is about 8 hours via Quezon Province. Then take a tricycle that will take you to Bagasbas Beach for about 15 minutes, fare is about 40 pesos.

By Air: The nearest commercial airport is in Naga, Camarines Sur; From Manila, take and 40-minute plane ride to Naga. Take a bus, fare is around 140 pesos, or public van with fare around 190 pesos to Daet, travel time is 2 hours. Then take a tricycle that will take you to Bagasbas Beach for about 15 minutes, fare is about 40 pesos.

From: Google Map