TANGADAN FALLS: HIDDEN TREASURE OF LA UNION
By: Arnel O. Mamaril | By: GPC-PIO | Date: MARCH
La Union is known for its beautiful beaches and waves, very ideal for surfers and beach lovers. But aside from being known as the Surfing Capital of the North, there are lots of waterfalls that lies in the province. The Tangadan Falls is one of the hidden treasures of La Union that is becoming popular today. It is located in Barangay Amontoc, San Gabriel, La Union.
How to get there? From the Provincial Capitol, City of San Fernando, La Union, tourists need to travel 30 – 40 minutes to reach San Gabriel. For safety and security purposes, visitors and travelers are requested to visit San Gabriel Municipal Hall first where one can pay environmental fee and can acquire assistance of a local guides.
There are two routes going to the waterfalls. For the shorter route, one has to trek for 30 minutes while on the longer route, one needs to walk for an hour passing the rice fields and crossing the river.
Be amazed with the 50 ft. deep falls with its two cascades and gushing waterfalls. One can also ride a bamboo boat to get through the small cave behind the flowing water of the falls.
Be astonished while standing on top of the waterfalls which is a perfect spot for picture taking. Come, relax and unwind and feel the beauty of nature with Tangadan Falls – the hidden treasure of La Union.
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