Talumpok Falls, An Undiscovered Sidetrip

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    Talumpok Falls, An Undiscovered Sidetrip

    Talumpok Falls also known as Amatong Falls is located at Talumpok, Sico, Batangas.
    Our group was so fortunate to witness and experience this untouched beauty only known to the locals of Lobo Batangas. Thanks to our friend, Alona, who is a certified Batanguena! 🙂

    As our sidetrip for our Mount Banoy Climb, everyone was so excited to see the falls and freshen up. On our way to the falls, our guide needed to cut some bamboos just to create a trail for us. (That was also the exact time that I whispered to myself, “Hmmm… this one’s really an unspoiled destination. Not a lot of people have been here yet… obviously.”)

    I have not heard alot about this place, I’ll just share the pictures instead.

    If you know anything about Talumpok Falls/Amatong Falls, hope you can share it here.
    Click here for Mount Banoy Itinerary and Travel Guide.

    16 responses to “Talumpok Falls, An Undiscovered Sidetrip”

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      Anonymous

      I haven't explore any falls in Batangas yet, just caves, so this is a good reason to revisit Batangas. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

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      Anonymous

      Beautiful photos! Great place to refresh yourself during the climb. Falls just like these are also common in the mountains of Bukidnon. 🙂

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      Anonymous

      The falls and basin looks so calming especially now that summer is incoming.

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      Anonymous

      Isn't it amazing when you discover something you are not prepared for and yet it blows your mind. You feel that the world conspires for you to get everything that you want and that you are truly one blessed person? Did you have that feeling when you first stepped to this hidden jewel?

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      Anonymous

      Beautiful photos and a great discovery. It is fun to be one of the trailblazers. Hopefully this mountain remain like it is. Few visitors and maintained the way it was.

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      Anonymous

      Ang ganda! The place looks heavenly. Hoping I could go there too, but I'm not much of a climber lang 😀

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      Anonymous

      Nice set of pics. Question about that last photo though. Where was the water coming from? Is that a hose? 🙂

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      Anonymous

      i was already wowed on the first photo. i want to visit talumpok falls! i love it's unadulterated beauty and i hope it stays that way

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      Anonymous

      @ Alwin Aguirre,i hope too. So that the next generation will still enjoy this kind of places. Indeed, a Paradise! 🙂

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      Anonymous

      @ fyhmd,Yup, that's a hose. The water is from a “bukal”. If the water flowing in the river is not that strong, people put that hose from the bukal.

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      Anonymous

      @ Ria Hazel,Actually, Talumpok Falls is just at the foot of Banoy. No need for a climb, just a little bit of trekking. =)

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      Anonymous

      @ happyphilippines,I havent been to any caves in Batangas. Hope you can share some photos too.

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      Anonymous

      The first photo just looks really amazing. The place is really unspoiled and so natural.

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      Anonymous

      Weeeee! This is a very nice post. It inspires me to check out the place now! Thanks for sharing! 😀

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      Anonymous

      can you share how can we reach the place? and how hard and long the trekking might be or its like walking on a pave way? ty

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      Anonymous

      It will be a combination of walking on a paved street road and walking in a forest. Just make sure to say “tabi tabi po” 🙂

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