Though not as high compared to other waterfalls which is only 10 ft. of cascade. It is still a great sidetrip after descending from the summit of Mt. Sembrano which is just 400 meters away from the "Manggahan" campsite that requires descending and trekking through rocks and a stream.
It was named after the Mango (Mangga) trees that are abundant in the area, thus it was named "Manggahan Falls" but it is also known as "Kabayo Falls" to some. The water that cascades from the huge boulders is clear and ideal for washing, but since the catch basin is shallow (just below knee deep), it is not ideal for swimming and can only accommodate 10 person.
It was named after the Mango (Mangga) trees that are abundant in the area, thus it was named "Manggahan Falls" but it is also known as "Kabayo Falls" to some. The water that cascades from the huge boulders is clear and ideal for washing, but since the catch basin is shallow (just below knee deep), it is not ideal for swimming and can only accommodate 10 person.
How to Get There:
1. Ride a jeep bound for Tanay, Rizal.
2. Once in Tanay ride a jeep bound for Pililia and tell the driver to drop you off in Brgy. Malaya to register and secure a guide
*** I joined an event organized by Laagan Outdoors.
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