When chasing waterfalls, it usually involves several hiking activities. Normally, waterfalls locations are far from the main roads. Niludhan Falls is different. This is a quick Niludhan Falls Travel Guide that may help you on your visit.
Oh well, it is in Niludhan Falls where you can pass the river source before going to the waterfalls. Literally, above the waterfalls is also the provincial road connecting Mabinay and Bayawan City. You may not notice that the river you are crossing is simply the water source for the waterfalls.
The easiest way to reach Niludhan Falls is via Mabinay. From Dumaguete City or Bacolod City, take the bus going to Mabinay. If you’re from Dumaguete City, you can also drop at the crossing Paniabonan. If you come from Bacolod City, at Mabinay terminal you may also take a tricycle going to crossing Paniabonan.
This is how we do it. At the crossing Paniabonan, there are many habal-habals or single motorcycles in the area. We hire them for a round trip to the waterfalls. The trip is almost an hour passing along the sugarcane plantations. It is also approximately 40 kilometers in distance, good thing; most of the roads are already concrete. The drivers also can come with you to the waterfalls.
The price will depend on your stay at the waterfalls. If you simply go there for photo opportunities, you can hire a single motor for 200-400 pesos. If you will go there for a swim, it will be a different story. When riding the single motorcycle, please make sure you’re equipped with jacket and hat for sun protection.
There are also buses and jeepneys plying the route, but at a schedule and on limited trips. For a more accurate time schedule, kindly help yourself check at the Ceres Bus Company.
There are no entrance fees at the falls. They only accept donations for the maintenance of the place. There is also a logbook where you register your basic information.
Enjoy 🙂
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