Guitup Falls

A leisure trek in the forests of Tineg through narrow and steep cliff-side trails and river boulders will lead you to a 6-meter tall waterfall locally called Guitup Falls. In the Adasen dialect (the dialect of the Adasen tribe of Tineg), guitup means a narrow opening/passageway. As you can see, the water of Guitup falls runs through a deep narrow gorge then drops out via a narrow opening to a wide, shallow natural catch basin.

How to get there?

This waterfall is not advisable for D-I-Y travelers. You have to visit Brgy Agsimao first and do a courtesy call to their Brgy Chairman so that you can ask for local guides and arrange for food and accommodation. There are no inns or commercial accommodations in Agsimao. You can stay in a local house if you find one. From Agsimao, local guides will bring you there if you wish.