Mimbalot Falls

Traveling to Mimbalot Falls is easy as it is the most accessible waterfall in Iligan City. It is not grand compared to Tinago Falls but its landscape is also picture-perfect. The area is surrounded by greens, and the wind blowing is cool and fresh. In addition to the picture is the rock formation that adds more drama to the frame. Anyways, the water is cool and fresh, plus the current is very strong. Rainbows are formed when the sunshine reflects on the droplets of water. The sound of the waterfalls is relaxing and can make your day a "lazy day." Beside Mimbalot is a private resort with a pool and beautiful landscape, perfect for family gatherings.

Tinago Falls

This majestic waterfall captured the attention of travelers worldwide because of its grandeur. The crystal clear and cool water falling by the walls of the artistic rock formation creates a world-class, picturesque - such picture-perfect landscape. On the other hand, the area is surrounded by greens that help preserve the tranquility and relaxing atmosphere. Tinago Falls of Iligan City is the top tourist attraction in Lanao del Norte. By the way, its name literally translates to "hidden" in English. 

Lanao del Norte, Backpacking in Mindanao (Regions 10 & 11)

A stunning photo of Tinago Falls. 

Tinago Falls hides in the mountainous area of Iligan, Lanao del Norte. Among the waterfalls in the Philippines, it is one of the must-visit because of the beauty it possesses. Not only that, there are historical sites, lakes, and cold springs that can also be visited. Let's not forget that the province has a rich history and colorful culture because the locals have a good combination of Muslim, Christian, and other Minorities.

Paseo de Santiago

My Iligan City habal tour ended at the Paseo de Santiago, a seaside complex with several food stalls and shops. Since it's seaside, of course, it's by the beach, and the sound of the waves makes the area cosy with the cool breeze - a perfect spot to relax. Others would call it a "hangout area" where you can have a few bottles of beer and "ihaw-ihaw," with someone performing on the mini stage. The area is wide with an instagrammable landscape which includes the gorgeous fortress (photo above), a wide map of the Philippines on the ground and the statue of Lapu-Lapu on the other side. The perfect time to visit this place is during sunset. It is privately owned; thus, entrance fees are being collected.