Lake Sebu is a natural lake located in the municipality of Lake Sebu, South Cotabato and within the Alah Valley region. It's a beautiful 300+ hectare lake nestled 2316 feet up in the mountains. Lake Sebu is one of the many bodies of water supplying important irrigation to the provinces of Sultan Kudarat and South Cotabato. Also, it is the home of the indigenous tribes, the T'bolis, known for their T'nalak weave.
A visit to Lake Sebu's famous 7 Waterfalls and Zip Line.
I only visited 2 Falls. Falls #1 and #2 but i've already seen enough. The place was spectacular! From Falls #1 you have two options on how to get to Falls #2, you can take a habal-habal ride to get there (P100 - P150) or you can take the challenging route, 774 Steps stairs. The runner in me took the stairs and the view was magnificent. It's breath taking.
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| Taking the 774 steps. My Cousins and Siblings |
I don't need to say more. Here are the photos:
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| Falls # 1 |
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| Falls # 2 |
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| @razzzledazzle_ Yours Truly! :P |
Unfortunately, I never had a chance to try the Zip Line. It is said to be the highest and long Zip Line in Asia. It's Shamcey Supsup's fault. The Zip Line was closed because Shamcey is shooting her Nestea TVC at Falls #3.
"It has been an amazing experience.! I'll be back soon."
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