TINUY-AN FALLS

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Ang nakamamanghang kagandahan at ang mga nakamamanghang talon na nagniningning maliwanag at makapangyarihang dati ay magiging pinakamahusay na bagay na makikita sa panahon ng iyong bakasyon at hindi mo nais na makaligtaan. 


Ang tinuy-an falls ay may tatlong matangkad na layer. Ilan lamang sa mga turista ang bumibisita sa lugar na ito kaya't hindi gaanong maraming mga tao upang makarating, sapat na tama di ba?

Mayroong dalawang mga paraan upang masiyahan ka sa Tinuy-an falls; nakasakay sa isang balsa sa kawayan at lumangoy. At syempre ang nakakatuwang mga selfie ng instagram

Ang tinuy-an falls ay malapit din sa sikat na enchanted river na kilala sa napakalinaw nitong asul na tubig. Aabutin ng halos na dalawang oras upang makarating doon.

Matatagpuan sila sa Bislig City, Surigao philippines.


Sinabi ko sa iyo, hindi ka magsisisi sa pagbisita mo doon.


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