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Even on a summer season the water here is icy cold. you can even see your own breath when you are sitting by the water. The natural waterfalls is managed and maintained by the LGU. Entrance is only 50 pesos/head. Seniors and kids below 7 are free. There are rooms that you can rent by the stairs going down to the falls, but I would strongly discourage you to rent those. They are super cheap, and you will really see and feel it when you stay. It would be far better to rent rooms near the Barangay where you will make the entrance payment. Those are way better and maintained well. Do adding a thousand will definitely be worth it. You can cook your own food by the falls. You can also rent tables and tents so you can have a picknick by the river at the foot of the falls. So you can eat and dip, and repeat. Entrance fee is good for the entire day, so if you want to make the most of it you can come in the morning, set up camp, stay and have fun, then leave by 5pm or stay overnight in one of the cabins by the barangay hall.
Arya CArya C
70
Been here countless times and indeed never get tired and will always keep coming back. The route going to the falls already been cemented over the years. There are times that we need to walk barefoot due to the muddy, narrow walk path leading to the falls-good thing on our recent hike like 2013 it is already cemented however not totally the entire path but at least it is no longer muddy and narrow. The falls undergone improvements as well, they made a water stopper to make a little pool at the base of the falls which is indeed good since the cemented water stopper is an added area where once could stay and enjoy the flowing waters. Majayjay Local government should have people roaming around the falls area to remind visitors to tidy their garbage and they should prohibit drinking liquors in the area. LIKES: lovely ambiance-it makes you escape the polluted metro for awhile, cemented pathways leading to the pool, cold water cascading down the falls, beautiful scenery, DISLIKES: garbage every where, there are CR but un-usable and badly needs repair, no cottages in the area- so you have to bring your own chair or if you feel using the big mountain stones might do for you, lack of garbage bin, undiciplined people who do not know how to tidy their trash.
iStar- Tariray (iStariray23)iStar- Tariray (iStariray23)
20
Its a great place to be with nature. Theres a parking space conveniently placed in the main entrance of the Falls vicinity. Theres a 10 minute walk from the main entrance to the falls. The pathwalk is a small river covered with concrete slab and its a very clever way to direct water to the irrigation system of the farms nearby, while having a nice pathwalk for the visitors. The area tends to get so crowded and organizers or lgu must provide proper control of visitors to protect and preserve the vicinity's charm and natural beauty. Overall it is a beautiful tourist destination for all. And proper control and cleanliness of the area should be prioritized.
Geron Garcia (GD_ron)Geron Garcia (GD_ron)
10
This is a great place for the family specially if you're into the great outdoors. Be prepared to walk about 20-30mins from the jump-off point. There's a 50pesos fee that you'll have to pay at the entrance. There are also a lot of transient house to choose from base on your budget. If you can plan NOT to go there during weekends, do it. The place can get so crowded (no crowd control in place) during weekends and public holidays that you can barely walk or even swim in the allowed sections of the waterfalls. It is highly recommended to bring your own portable table & chair if you plan to eat there. The water is also very cold even during summer.
Maxim Ryan SaballoMaxim Ryan Saballo
20
The place was jam-packed with people on a Sunday. I know that it is a protected site, but with the volume of people allowed to enter it at one given time, flora and fauna protection was not enforced. It could have been better if the maximum number of allowed visitors was strictly enforced by the local government operators. Ecotourism sites like the Taytay Falls need to make sure that the natural seascape is preserved and respected, along with respect for the birds in the area. With the high volume of people, it was no longer a relaxing place to be, and the volume of trash likewise. Something has to be done to save this place.
Michelle SalonMichelle Salon
00
The road leading to the place is barely a 2-way road but the parking space is ok. It can handle peak seasons well. The falls on the other hand can't. It's too crowded. If you want to enjoy the place, you'll have to go there when others are working. The rocks around the falls can be slippery too. I suffered some minor cuts and abrasions there. Also, the water is too cold. In terms of cleanliness, the water is clean. It's clear and continuously flowing. The area around it is well maintained too. It's cheap tho. Last time we went (April 6,2023), it's PHP50 per person. But it's only open till 5PM.
DM83xDM83x
10
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