Iligan City

By Joyce Ira

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Maria Cristina Falls

Tinago Falls

Iligan City or better known as the “City of Majestic Waterfalls,” is the home of many nationally acclaimed artists, poets, cultural workers and writers. The residents are mix of Maranaos, Higaonons and Visayans.

In the town you will find 20 waterfalls, the most famous among them is the Maria Cristina Falls which is the main source of electricity for the whole town. Read the below information for more places in Iligan City.

Attractions:

Maria Cristina Falls – located at the borders of Barangay Maria Cristina, Ditucalan and Buru-un is the greatest heritage and landmark of the city. Known as the “Mother of Industry” and “Fountainhead of Progress.” This 320 ft falls is the genuine source of industrial power in the city. To enjoy the beauty of the falls, come on a Saturday or Sunday morning at 11am.

Timoga Cold Springs – famous for the pristine and crystal waters that flow freely downstream. The water goes toward to some swimming pools which is enjoyed by local and foreign tourists.

Mimbalut Falls – the most enjoyable swimming spot among all the falls as the water is not as strong like the others.

Tinago Falls – based from the name Tinago which means hidden, the falls is a beaitiful basin-like pool with icy cold waters. To enjoy swimming, P10.00 fee is being asked to visitors.

Limunsudan Falls – the highest waterfall in the country that displays two breath taking falls.

Anahaw Open Amphiteatre – situated in Buhanginan Hill and known to be the biggest amphitheater in Mindanao.

Mt. Agad-Agad – good and safe place for trekking, mountain climbing and camping.

Hindang Falls and Caves – displays 6-8 cave clusters with narrow entrance and long deep chambers. Ideal for swimming.


Getting around the town is easy, there are public transportation within your reach. Tricycle, jeepneys and mini buses are all available.

You can also fly through Air Asia or Philippine Airlines for the easiest and fastest travel.




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