Lois Jezreel M.

Bona 10/13/23
11- STEM 2 E-TECH

Travelogue: Exploring the Beauty of Palo Alto Falls in Baras, Rizal, Philippines

Hidden deep within the lush forests

of Baras, Rizal in the Philippines lies
a hidden gem that's just waiting to be
discovered. Palo Alto Falls, a
pristine waterfall surrounded by rich
vegetation, is a perfect destination
for nature enthusiasts and adventure
seekers alike.
My journey started with my family
as we set out on a short trek towards
Palo Alto Falls. The hike is relatively easy and takes about 5-15 minutes, but it's filled with
intriguing sights and sounds of the forest.
The path is well-maintained, with well
paved trail to help navigate the terrain.
As you walk deeper into the forest, you'll
feel the temperature drop and hear the
soothing sounds of the river that leads to
the falls.
The lush greenery that surrounds the trail
is a sight to behold. Tall trees provide
shade, and the occasional bird and
butterfly add a touch of magic to the
journey.
As we approached Palo Alto Falls, the
sound of cascading water grew louder, and the anticipation built. The falls appeared like a
mirage in the dense vegetation, a mesmerizing vision of natural beauty.
Palo Alto Falls is a two-tiered waterfall, with
the main falls standing at about 60 feet tall.
The water flows over moss-covered rocks,
creating a picturesque scene. The lower tier,
slightly downstream, offers a serene pool
where you can take a refreshing dip.
We spent hours exploring the falls,
swimming in the crystal-clear water, and
enjoying a picnic. It was an ideal spot to
relax and immerse ourselves in the tranquility
of nature.
Our journey to Palo Alto Falls in Baras,
Rizal, was nothing short of magical. It offered us the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of
city life, allowing us to connect with nature in a tranquil and enchanting setting. If you're seeking
a hidden gem that's off the beaten path and a place to rejuvenate your soul, then Palo Alto Falls is
a destination worth exploring. The combination of pristine waterfalls, lush forests, and the
warmth of the local community make it a place you'll want to visit time and time again.