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Nature Unwind @ Mt. Magdiwata Eco-farm  & Resort      Mt. Magdiwata Eco-farm is a tourist attraction  located in the Municipality of  San Francisco Province of Agusan del Sur.  Mt. Magdiwata is revered by the Manobo Tribes because of the folklore that the soul of Giant Magdiwata may punish people who destroy the mountain's natural resources. The mountain is distinguished by significant ranges, and the Manobos' pride is reflected in the towering heights of around 592 meters above sea level. Wondering why it is called Mt. Magdiwata?        It is called Mt. Magdiwata or in English a "Fairy" because the mountain looks like Diwata when you look it from afar.  Mt. Magdiwata resembles a pregnant lady as it approaches sunset, and a crocodile anxious to seize a meal as it approaches midnight.     What is interesting things in there?           If you are a nature lover, adventurer and mountain...

An Expedition @ Tugonan Falls       Tugonan Falls is another well-known tourist spot in Agusan del Sur. Water cascades down both sides of a boulder that appears to be a massive stone. The flat area at the top may be suitable for cliff-jumping; nonetheless, it is recommended that you ask the locals for safe spots.  Wondering why it is called Tugonan?           The falls' name comes from the word "tugon," which means "remind." Maybe it's to remind people to look after Mother Nature. What's interesting there?     If you are looking for a perfect destination to escape from worries Tugonan falls is one of the solution. Tugonan falls has one of a kind scenery that shows the true beauty of nature, it's perfect for relaxation and if you want to swim Tugonan falls   also contains a swimming pool with a big and deep basin.  Surrounded by beautiful trees, plants, and wild orchids, the falls are a sight to behold.   P ...

EXPLORE "BEGA" FALLS Bega Falls is in Barangay Mabuhay in Prosperidad, the provincial capital of Agusan del Sur, Philippines. According to legend, a lovely diwata (fairy) seduces men and leads them to the falls. Those who had been seduced by the diwata were never seen again.  Do you wonder why is it called Bega?  The falls are named from the Visayan word biga, which translates to "to flirt" in English. Whether or whether the mythology is genuine, everyone who sees these falls will be enchanted by their splendor. What's the thing you will found there?  Bega Falls is divided into four tiers or levels. Bega Falls Tier-4 is located further downstream and can only be reached via a more difficult trail. Tier-4 was bypassed during our visit to save time. Bega Falls Tier 3 has a tiny pool of water and a mini waterfall. It's a fantastic spot for a quick break from hiking. Bega Falls is divided into four tiers or levels. Bega Falls Tier-4 is located further downstrea...