Cathedral Falls

 Cathedral Falls stone formation around the waterfalls, it resembles that of a Cathedral’s pillars that is why it was named Cathedral Falls. The stones are like the huge posts of a Cathedral, though they come in different shapes. It is also the boundary of the two Barangays of Kapatagan namely Barangay Cathedral Falls and Barangay Waterfalls. 


Falls is accessible via any mode of transportation. For now, the submarine bridge is not passable due to flood destruction. Only single motorcycle can cross the river so cars can park in Barangay Cathedral Falls. A short walk from the end of the concrete road. If you plan to commute, you may hire a habal-habal (single motorcycle) from the Kapatagan Town Center or near the Kapatagan Public Market to take you there. Fare depends on your negotiations with the drivers.

(FindingHenru)





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