What is the largest waterfall in the Philippine?

Answer 1

The highest waterfall in the country is the 388-meter-high Aliwagwag Falls, in Cateel town, Davao Oriental province. The cascade has 13 rapids and looks like a stairway with 84 steps of varying heights.

Answer 2

There's the Ilog River, which traverses Bayawan City in Negros Oriental and Kabankalan City in Negros Occidental. There's also the Sicopong River, which passes Bayawan City, the towns of Sta. Catalina, Pamplona and Mabinay and the cities of Tanjay and Bais.

Binalbagan river is the longest river and it gives its name to the town of Binalbagan, site of one of the island's biggest sugar mills.

Bago River originates from Mt. Kanlaon Natural Park. It is a large navigable river that irrigates the rice bowl of Bago City

Lupit River - one of the rivers that traverses Bacolod City

Imbang River - one of the rivers that passes through Silay City.

Answer 3

The largest waterfall in the Philippines is Maria Cristina Falls located in Iligan City, Mindanao. It is roughly 320 feet (98 meters) high and is one of the most famous and stunning waterfalls in the country.