Inambakan Falls | 1st level | 100-feet (30 m) waterfall.
Inambakan Falls is one of the most adventurous falls I’d ever met, a falls with a multi-level trek. I could define the falls as jumping falls since the word “ambak” in Cebuano is “jump” https://www.binisaya.com/cebuano/ambak. The way the water flows is jumping step by step, layer by layer. And maybe, this is why the local citizens named it “Inambakan Falls” derived from the word “ambak”. Adventurous, because in the higher level you have to climb up hundreds of stairs and every stepping stone you step takes a lot of force to climb up, a lot of effort to reach to the top. Your knees and legs will signal your brain “Oh, no stop I’m tired!” but the brain pushes you towards your goal that there is something up there you need to see. A beautiful natural water formation created by nature. Inambakan Falls will help you take away your stress, mind free from any doubts can make inner peace put into calmness, the birds’ chirping gives you joy, the greenery forest gives coolness to your eyes and the turquoise-colored water gives you refreshments. All of these aspects of nature you will experience. Regrets never exist in this place, I assure you. If so, you badly need to stay in this area as soon as you feel well. And it is worth fighting for. 😉
Segmented waterfall in Inambakan Falls | 2nd level
In the first layer of Inambakan Falls, it is easy to endure no sweat, you will see 100-feet tall falls and a turquoise-colored water pool beneath. The time we visit there is around 2 o’clock in the afternoon, sunny day and we saw a rainbow drawn because of the reflection of the sunlight at the bottom. How fascinating! You could really see the two tip ends of the rainbow, when I was still a child my grandparents told me there is gold in the tip of the rainbow. And this is the answer to what my grandparents told me so. “Rainbow is the mark of the golden beauty of nature”.
Rainbow spotted in Inambakan Falls | 1st level
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