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At 140 feet, Ditumabo Falls is nothing short of spectacular. It is located within Ditumabo-Diteki Watershed reservation and can be reached on foot from jump-off point less than an hour. This natural wonder is set against towering hardwood trees and exotic flora, and is adjacent to the rich ecosystem of Mount Danayag.
As part of the renewable energy program of the Municipality of San Luis, a 1.2 megawatt hydroelectric power generation system was constructed in the area to provide sustainable power to neighboring villages.
From aurora.ph -
The crystal clear water of Ditumabo Falls gushes endlessly, flowing and twisting among countless rocks and boulders. The trek to the falls traverses several kilometers through the river and over a few steep mountain trails surrounding the falls on both banks. Occasionally, the trekker will unavoidably come upon fallen or cut logs that serve as either natural bridges or obstacles. Approximately 140 feet high, the falls are surrounded by huge cliffs-an unforgettable sight for nature lovers!
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