Pahangog Twin Falls, Dimiao Bohol

Bohol is said to be around 80 percent made of karst landscape. It is a porous type of landscape with typical land features of caves, sinkholes, spring pools, and waterfalls. It’s not surprising then, that we see a lot of them around the province!

bohol tourist attractions, bohol adventure, bohol itinerary, bohol attractions destinations, candijay bohol, bohol water falls, bohol springs, bohol blog, bohol blogger

bohol philippines, bohol philippines blog, bohol blog, bohol falls, bohol adventure, bohol blog, bohol blogger, binaliw falls clarin

bohol philippines blog, bohol falls, camugao falls bohol, camugao falls blog, falls balilihan bohol, bohol blogger

These are favorite places for locals to go swimming, especially during summertime 🌞 . And I love exploring these places, especially the waterfalls! 😍

how to go to pahangog twin falls, falls in bohol, how to go to falls in bohol, bohol blogger, bohol philippines blog, how to go to bohol waterfalls

One of the many waterfalls is Pahangog Twin Falls in the town of Dimiao. This is also one of my favorite waterfalls in Bohol. A few years ago, the place was still very hard to access and when we got there we had the whole place to ourselves!

And on the weekend!

This year, I finally was able to visit it again and fortunately, the place has not changed that much. Well, there were already native cottages a bamboo bridge place, and a restroom, but it was made of light materials so it blended to the place. 👍

TIPS IN GOING TO PAHANGOG TWIN FALLS

Bring your own food – in reusable containers if possible! There are some snacks available at the entrance sold by the locals.
Bring floaters if you’re not a good swimmer. The water is really deep but there are shallow parts. If you are a good swimmer, you’ll love the place!
Find comfort room elsewhere. There is a comfort room but it is close to the stream. That could mean possible contamination downstream so find a different place for your “call of nature”.
A private vehicle is ideal, better on a motorbike.
Leave the place cleaner. Bring your trash with you, and pick up whatever you can if there’s any.
The place is far and can have confusing roads so go as early as you can.

GETTING TO PAHANGOG TWIN FALLS, DIMIAO

Going to the town of Dimiao will take around an hour from Tagbilaran City. If you are on a commute, it would take longer. Take a bus at the Dao Integrated Bus Terminal going to Dimiao town center. From there, ride a habal-habal that could take you to the waterfalls. The entrance fee is around 50 pesos – cheaper if you are a local.

There are two other waterfalls in the town and Pahangog is the farthest. You might as well hire the habal-habal for the day and visit all the falls. Having your own vehicle preferably an all-terrain or motorcycle is ideal.