Tagbibinta Falls, Natural waterfall in Davao de Oro, Philippines
Tagbibinta Falls is a multi-level waterfall system in Davao de Oro featuring 13 distinct cascading tiers with the main drop plunging into a narrow pool. The site is surrounded by thick jungle vegetation and contains several separate water basins at different elevations.
The area functioned as a significant trading hub where local tribes exchanged agricultural goods, livestock, and wild game for centuries. These trade routes established the site as an important economic center for indigenous communities.
The Mansaka indigenous community from Maragusan regards this site as sacred and continues to perform traditional healing ceremonies here. The belief in the water's spiritual power remains central to local spiritual practices and identity.
The site is located in Barangay Coronobe and accessible via a short drive from the town center followed by a brief walk from the parking area. Wear proper footwear and bring water and sun protection for your visit.
The waterfall system is notable for its multiple tiers that create separate swimming pools at different elevations throughout the site. This arrangement allows visitors to experience different water environments within a single natural formation.
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