If there is one thing
cheerless to hear about the Seven falls of Lake Sebu, that is swimming and
bathing is not allowed there. The water source of the Seven Falls comes from
the three lakes of this town. These three lakes are the main sources of
livelihood of the town – the tilapia culture. Numerous fish pens and fish cages
are built everywhere and synthetic fish feeds are generally used for growing.
Hence, for health reasons especially for the skin, swimming and bathing at the
Seven Falls is not encouraged.
With that fact, the Lake SebuTourism Council opens the door to discover and experience yet another must-see
natural attraction in the town, the T’daan
Kini Falls.
T’daan Kini Falls is situated at Barangay Lamlahak. About 10
minutes drive from the town proper; we proceeded to Sitio Talibu, the jump off
site going to T’daan Kini Falls. To get
to the falls, it requires a 45-minute trek passing through green ricefields, two
flowing cold streams, green valleys and hills and other picturesque sceneries
that made our trek truly stimulating.
Along the way, we passed by a
T’boli community making wood carvings and bead accessories as souvenir items
sold at a very low price. Making of wood and bead crafts becomes an important
industry in Lake Sebu following the mass tourism influx in the town.
Finally reaching the T’daan
Kini Falls, a cold atmosphere surrounding the whole place immediately embraced
us. T’daan Kini Falls is a two-tiered series of cascading cold spring waters.
It is literally cold. The place is actually just opened for visitors like us
thus virgin forests and rare floras abound the whole area. Huge trees are
everywhere. Wild flowers are plenty. Chirping birds abounds it. Everything is
perfectly untouched. And since it is virgin, one can drink the spring waters of
T’daan Kini Falls.
Braving the coldness of the
waters, my friends didn’t waste time bathing and swimming at T’daan Kini. The
waters were just simply so irresistible. Bathing there is like revitalizing
oneself from all types of stress and anxieties. Definitely worth the long trek.
After luxuriating ourselves
with powers of waters at T’daan Kini Falls, we all felt triumphant and honored
because we were told that we are among the first batches of group of tourists
to visit this genuinely pride of Lake Sebu. It was a worthy experience. After our
scrumptious lunch courtesy of Lake Sebu Tourism Council, we headed back to
Sitio Talibu.
Going back, we passed by the
T’boli Community to buy some souvenir items we can bring home as our remembrance
from our Lake Sebu Tour.
Having experience that, I
realized that Lake Sebu is not just the Three Lakes there is or the Seven Falls
they have. Lake Sebu has T’daan Kini
Falls that will surely captivate every nature lovers and outdoor goers
seeking true Nature’s Bliss. I just hope that in spite the fast-paced tourism
influx of Lake Sebu, they can still protect and preserve the natural beauty of
T’daan Kini and other natural attractions of this mystical town.
LAKE SEBU TOURISM CENTER:
Thelma Arcallo (Municipal Tourism Officer) - 0920.603.3554
Thelma Arcallo (Municipal Tourism Officer) - 0920.603.3554
Gerald Agujitas (Promotion and Marketing) - 0906.747.7687
18 comments
Write commentsnice waterfalls! PWEDE TUMALON AT MAG-SWIM?
Reply@ JourneyingJames - Yes yes yes! Sobrang lamig nga lang ng tubig. :)
Replynice.. ganda ng place. a must-visit!
Replynanardxz - exactly. highly recommended!
ReplyI've been to Gensan but I never made it to Lake Sebu. So many places to see, so little time! Thanks for the vicarious journey hehe
ReplyI like how you take the photos... pupunta ako dyan when I visit GenSan next year... Thanks for sharing Olan! =D
ReplyI'm from Marbel but I haven't been to these falss, SHAME!;-p
Reply@ Aleah - I agree! So many marvelous places to see but with a very limited time. :) Hahayzzzz... :) visit Lake Sebu and be enchanted by her charms. :)
ReplyPinoy Adventurista - Salamat sa like and appreciation. :) Tama ka, pag nasa Gensan ka, never leave the City without visiting Lake Sebu. :)
Replysometimes KIM and sometimes MJ - My oh my! Grrrr! Dont waste time, byaheng Lake Sebu na!
ReplyWow, parang super nakaka-kalma talaga ang place no? Kelan kayo pumunta, Olan? :)
Reply@ Leah - We went there last March Le. :) part of the Soccsargen Tour headed by Avel Manansala. :)
Replythis is perfect olan! naghahanap kasi ako ng ibang pwedeng mapuntahan sa lake sebu. hehe! :)
Replyngkarun na ba ng SWOT analysis jan mga kuya ? :)
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