The Backpack Adventures

Hulugan Falls  is the tallest and largest of the three waterfalls found in Barangay San Salvador, Luisiana, in the province of Laguna, Philippines .  Hulugan Falls Hulugan Falls details Hulugan Falls stands around 285 feet tall and as mentioned is the tallest and largest of the waterfalls in Barangay San Salvador. Aside from that, Hulugan Falls is also the nearest to the jump-off point.  The name Hulugan Falls comes from the Filipino word hulugan which translates to  " to fall " which probably stems from the idea or fear of falling over the waterfalls.  From the jumpoff point, expect a 15-20 minute descent if you plan to go straight to Hulugan Falls. If you visited Talay Falls and Hidden Falls, expect several river crossings to reach Hulugan Falls. It was rainy and muddy during our visit Be careful the trail could be slippery. This is probably the most challenging part of your adventure. Almost there! According to our guide Tatay Juaning, Hulugan Falls was once known most

Rain Falls on Hulugan Falls Exposition  " Wag na! Wang tumuloy " (Fine, Let's not push through) was the last message that I read from my cousin in our chat group before I unintentionally dozed off that night. One can feel the disappointment in that message. Well, who wouldn't? This trip had long been planned however, it had been raining heavily since 7PM that day. The older members of the family were already discouraging us to push through, out of concern and fear that there might be landslides or flash floods.  From 13 to 9... Hulugan Falls here we come! Well,  wasn't able to see how the conversation ended or what consensus our group had that night as the next thing I knew was that my 3AM alarm was already yelling at me. I immediately checked outside and discovered that it was still drizzling but the light from my brother's window shone brightly from across the street giving me hope that the trip will push through and true enough it did but not without casua