IMUGAN FALLS

Located in Santa Fe, Nueva Vizcaya, is a two level falls with shallow catch basin. Trek over streams/rivers emanating from the falls. Enjoy trekking, exploration, swimming, fishing and cultural immersion. Alsowithin the area is the Imugan Mountain Fresh Factory which utilizes wild berries and other fruits to produce spreads and jams while visitors can watch the production process and shop for preserved fruit spreads.

So excited to see the beauty of imugan😍

Imugan is about 30-minutes from national highway. About 30 minutes on feeder road is the Malicu Village offering a wide variety of lettuce and other fruits produced by the locals where buyers can buy wholesale and retail.

The mini – Falls upon reaching the falls, you can notice small falls down and side area of it.

Suitable for all the people seeking for more adventures! Very clean area and safe 🙂

Much cooler temperatures at the falls than where we parked. We had a great time.

You don’t need a guide as there are a lot of signages along the trail, you just have to register first at the barangay hall and pay a minimal entrance fee. What I liked best about Imugan falls, aside from the cool water and easy trek going to it, is that there’s a bathroom and toilet just before you approach the falls. It’s really good that you have a place to take a shower and change clothes after taking a dip at the falls.

It was a super fun experience meeting the friendly people from the place and seeing the beauty of Imugan falls.

During Summer or Sunny day is the best day to visit, explore and experience the beauty of the falls.

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