I’m intrigued why most photos of this majestic falls are from the same vantage point- up from what seems to be a bridge and the side like a ledge. So I ended up shooting from down under the bridge
Cambugahay Falls in Siquijor, Negros Oriental is usually teaming with tourists especially during summer. It’s easily accessible and is one of the “standard” tourist spot in all of Siquijor’s tour packages. That’s why taking waterscape photos of Cambugahay Falls is a bit of a challenge but is equally satisfying if you “catch it” serene.
Bugtong Bato Falls, among other smaller rivers and streams running down the slopes of Tibiao, feed water of Tibiao River . It’s a 1.3km (± 30 minutes) trek of rugged terrain and mini trails from Kayak Inn.
Why? First, a craving for waterfall adventures. Next to mountain climbing, I’ve logged more outdoor time in waterfalls and rivers. You can see my waterfall and lake tags in my hiking blog posts here. Anything “wet” is fun and exciting for me. I mean getting wet by dipping in waterfalls and rivers. Second, it’s Iligan…