Nagpana Falls is a 60-foot waterfall located in Sitio Nagpana, Barotac Viejo, within the ancestral land of the Indigenous People of Nagpana. The waterfall flows into a shallow pool surrounded by smooth rocks and is known for its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere. Locals and tourists visit the falls for relaxation, swimming, picnics, and even laundry, showing its importance in daily life and culture. Nagpana Falls also supports the local economy through tourism, with opportunities for guiding, transport, and small businesses. It is protected by the NCIP and local government, but threats like pollution and littering remain, prompting regular cleanup efforts to help preserve the area.
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Location/s:
, Iloilo
Photo Credit/s:
Pitik e Maruyog, 2023
Mappers:
Angelika V. Caguioa
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