This is Kaparkan Fall's Blue Lagoon. This is the second to the last pool before the final drop to the river. Behind that veil are where bats live. This pool is deep enough for jumping. The guy in the photo jumped from the top of that fall. #nature #naturephotocontest #kaparkanfalls
This is Kaparkan Fall's Blue Lagoon. This is the second to the last pool before the final drop to the river. Behind that veil are where bats live. This pool is deep enough for jumping. The guy in the photo jumped from the top of that fall. #nature #naturephotocontest #kaparkanfalls
The terraced pools of Kaparkan is flowing again. The (approx) 62 hectares of natural wonder has many phases and faces; all of them equally beautiful and magical. The spring which is the source for these pools flows endlessly - all year round. In the dry season, it flows gently and is not enough to fill the entire area. But at some point it comes out somewhere creating natural pools which are full any time of the year. Then it disappears again, continuously flowing through underground caves and comes out just before it drops down to the Tineg river. It is also the time when Kaparkan is slowly forming itself, making the fallen leaves, twigs and branches part of it. When the rain comes, all these wonders are concealed, transforming itself into a beauty that no words can define. #nature #naturephotocontest
The climb to Mt. Pisusok requires hiking through the stunning Apao Rolling Hills. Sunrise and sunsets here are beautiful as well.
D' Mountaineer, a 4x4 jeepney is one of the three jeepneys that come this way. The new opened road which go over mountains and crosses rivers (no bridges yet), may take some time to finish. For now, people can ride jeepneys in the summer and trek like they used to in the past during the rainy season.