Pagsanjan falls

The Philippines is a nation blessed with stunning natural beauty, and one of its most iconic treasures is the Pagsanjan Falls of the province of Laguna. The poster destination is a majestic multi tier waterfall that has been captivating adventurers, nature enthusiasts, and tourists for generations – both locals and foreign nationals. There are written excerpts that this picturesque waterfalls is already being visited even during the Spanish colonial years. This certainly speaks of the grandeur that the waterfalls truly beholds – beckoning visitors through the centuries. Being one of the destinations that truly captivates every guest through its splendid views and adventurous passages, it is no wonder that it is part of the CALABARZON Leg of the Philippine Experience – a flagship program of the Department of Tourism. The project aims to create travel and tourism caravans highlighting the cultural, culinary, religious and historical value of each destinations. The Tourism Caravan project also aims to strengthen to Filipino branding and identity. Join the delegation as we embark on this breathtaking and captivating water adventure to explore this remarkable natural wonder of the province of Laguna. GETTING THERE VIA PAGSANJAN To reach Pagsanjan Falls, travelers typically start their journey from Manila. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to get there: From Manila, take a bus bound for Sta. Cruz, Laguna. These buses can be found in various terminals, such as Buendia or Cubao. Alight at the town of Pagsanjan. The bus ride takes approximately 2-3 hours, depending on traffic conditions. Once in Pagsanjan, head to the Pagsanjan Tourism Center. This is where you can arrange for a boat ride to the falls. Engage a local boatman. You will be guided through a scenic river tour that includes navigating rapids and lush greenery before reaching the falls.