Bokong Falls — Attraction in Mountain Province

In my many visits to Sagada, Bokong Falls really does not disappoint, either as a solo destination or as the end of the Paytokan Walk. Accessible via 2 routes--one via houses and farm plots and another via a hill trail off the main road--make sure to check with your guide which to take depending on your sense of adventure. There is a wide flat area to the left of the falls, after heavy rainfall destroyed the small concrete shed, making it a nice picnic area especially if you took the Paytokan Walk. Other more adventurous visitors jump from the top of the main falls, but I will issue a reminder that the water is cold, especially from December to early February, so be warned. And for the sake of safety, ALWAYS get a guide. Unfortunately, I am seeing an increase in the litter here, so I hope that visitors would be responsible enough to clean up...

Bokong falls was our final destination for our tour in hanging coffins and echo valley. The entire tour took us less than 4hours. Strictly speaking, bokong falls was super duper cold but safe to swim. There is an area where you can cliff jump. *to those who have not been to sagada, dont be fooled by local tourist guides because they tend to overprice you. Its better to inquire with the accomodation you are staying with and ask for a...

Bokong Falls might be reached either from the Staunton Road (concrete steps start near the Sagada Weaving Showroom, app. 800 meters to the fall) or from Poblacion-Aguid Road, app. 310 meter to the fall) or as a nice loop trail (recommended). Bokong Waterfall is not the most spectacular one but even during dry season (end of February 2023) still had enough water. The trail itself is very pleasant. Stream and...