OBJECTIVE:
in BARANGAY BINUKAWAN, BAGAC, BATAAN
PROCESS:
TREKKING of about 9 kilometers
with challenging terrain
We were all excited at the start of the JOURNEY... We first had cemented road to trudge... We could still afford to widely smile... |
...since we cannot catch up with the guide and the first group, we relied on the markings along the way... |
...whew, BUKO JUICE (YOUNG COCONUT JUICE) on sight but how can I bring them down to quench my thirst? |
farm animals such as carabaos, cows and horses are abound along the way seemingly wishing us a safe and enjoyable JOURNEY... |
at the top of the mountain, what a wonderful world!!! |
...down the hill, as we continuously follow the "footsteps" of the first group... |
...amazing art of nature... |
...as we endlessly trudge the endless and challenging way, a DOG is continuously following us, maybe he is also looking for the falls to take a dip to beat the scorching heat... |
FINALLY! After the CHALLENGING JOURNEY of about 3 hours, we arrived at our preciously refreshing destination! |
HOW TO GO USING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:(from METRO MANILA)
1. Ride a bus (GENESIS BUS TRANSIT) at PASAY ROTONDA going to BALANGA CITY (BATAAN). The travel time is about 2 to 3 hours.
2. Then from BALANGA CITY, ride a JEEP going to BARANGAY BINUKAWAN in BAGAC, BATAAN. The travel time is less than 30 minutes.
You have the option to go by either trekking (2 to 3 hours) or hire a 4X4 mountain buggy jeep. The challenging way is about 9 kilometers in distance. Along the way, you will enjoy the view of Mt. Tarak, Mt. Natib and Manila Bay.
3. Then you need to REGISTER at the Barangay Hall of Binukawan. You also need the services of the local guide since it is very difficult to pinpoint the exact way going to AMBON-AMBON FALLS by yourself. There is no single signage that will guide you along the way.
You have the option to go by either trekking (2 to 3 hours) or hire a 4X4 mountain buggy jeep. The challenging way is about 9 kilometers in distance. Along the way, you will enjoy the view of Mt. Tarak, Mt. Natib and Manila Bay.
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