"...every town has it's own way to amaze people if only we will learn to appreciate the simple things."
Here, I concluded that the waterfalls of Abra were especially designed by nature to hide for good. In that way, they will be protected from the hands of irresponsible tourists, if there are. So the first ever waterfall I have to see in Abra is located around 4 hours from the capital town of Bangued and it was not an easy mission.
Panaclisan Falls - short drop amidst stunning rock formations
It was not a tall and a wide waterfall but I don't care. While some people who travel are looking after "what's famous" or "what's grandiose," for me it is a different thing. I am more excited seeing what is less known, less visited and less hyped. While the famous waterfalls have been seen and photographed a million times, the other waterfalls remain in hiding waiting for them to be discovered by other people who can appreciate what they can offer.
In the long run, I am into town exploring. Whether or not I have seen stunning wonders and views, I will still share what I discovered in town and every town has it's own way to amaze people if only we will learn to appreciate the simple things.
Huge rocks that veil the waterfall
Before the short waterfall is a trek through huge stones and white-washed rock formations. The huge rock formations hide the waterfall with a cool deep aquamarine natural lagoon.
Below are photos of Panaclisan Falls, the first ever waterfalls I encountered in the province of Abra and there are more to come. Promise!
Natural Pool. Cool swimming!
Rocks as natural walls
Just dived...
Little girls of Nalbuan
...and I really love these rock formations around
Green everywhere
Deep, cool, refreshing natural highland pool.
Refreshing downstream in Brgy. Bulbulala
Remembrance...
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