So from Talay Falls and Hidden Falls, we started to trek again going to the biggest falls of all three which is the Hulugan Falls. I'm telling you, the trek going down isn't gentle. But it was all worth it because the view of the mountains is nothing but breathtaking and when I saw Hulugan Falls ahead, I had nothing but all praises for this curtain waterfalls. It's the taller version of Tumalog Falls in Oslob, Cebu. The water is ice cold even though there were so many people on a Black Saturday. All people were having the time of their lives. We swam for a couple of hours here then started to head home. The worst part of this 'chasing waterfalls' adventure is going up from Hulugan Falls back to civilization. It was just like my spelunking adventure at the Sumaguing Cave in Sagada. I climbed a lot of rocks and it literally took my breath away. I had to stop and rest many times to regain my breath and my strength. I was so thankful when I reached the top. But don't be discouraged, I gave birth two months ago so I am not yet 'physically well'. For a normal person, it will only take them 15 minutes. Back to our parking area, we had snacks of their special 'bibingka' in cute pandan baskets.
The majestic Hulugan Falls
Hulugan Falls from afar
Lots of tourists on a holiday
The curtain cascades of Hulugan Falls
Enjoying the cold waters
Isn't it lovely?
A big cave at the left side of the falls
They are enjoying the cascades of the waterfalls
Our tour guide (right side)
The specialty of Luisiana - bibingka in hand woven pandan baskets
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