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March 12, 2012

Miyamit Falls: It's More Fun in Porac




Fast Facts:


Porac is a 1st class municipality and considered as the largest town in the province of Pampanga, Philippines. Porac has a Hilly to Mountainous Terrain on majority of its plains. This town was one of the most affected when Mt. Pinatubo erupted on June 12,1991. After so many years, the town of  Porac is now moving forward. Could anyone thought that in this town you will find a high and enchanting falls, The Miyamit Falls.


First Thing to do:

The day before my adventure, I went first to the Mayor's office at the Municipality of Porac located at Brgy. Poblacion, for registration. I signed a waiver and they gave me some instructions to ensure my safety for this solo trip. Mabuti na yung nasa ayos.

How to get there:

From Cubao or any part of Metro Manila take a bus ride going to Mabalacat, Pampanga, buses going to Northern Luzon usually do a stopover at Mabalacat Bus Terminal. From Mabalacat take a jeepney ride going to Angeles City, Porac jeepney terminal is located near Sandra Mall. For first timer, just ask the driver and they will tell you the way. The jeep are available 24hours a day, depende na lang sa dami ng mga pasahero sa mga oras na alanganin. Minsan kailangan pang mag-hintay or magdagdag ng bayad sa pamasahe para sa isang sulong. Tell the driver to drop you by at Brgy. Dolores. From there you can hire a tricycle from Brgy. Dolores, Porac or take a private vehicle going to Brgy. Sapang Uwak. The fare cost P200, medyo may kamahalan para sa nagsosolong tulad ko. At dahil masyado pang maaga at may kalayuan din ang Sapang Uwak, it is advisable to have a guide or a friend who are knowledgeable of the area.

Meet Up Time: 5:30 am


Goodmorning Pampanga!!!
At Exactly 5:20 am when I arrived at Brgy. Sapang Uwak. The Brgy. Captain was already there waiting for me together with Nog, my guide. Bago pa man ako pumunta tinawagan ko na si kapitan, to inform him about my trip to Miyamit. Sya na rin ang nag-hanap ng magiging guide ko sa araw na yun. At around 5:30 am we decided to start our trip. Magkahalong kaba at excitement ang naramdaman ko nung araw na yun. Kaba, dahil hindi ako familiar sa lugar at medyo madilim pa ang paligid. Excitement, dahil na rin siguro sa kagustuhan kong makita ang sinasabi nilang nakatagong ganda sa bahaging ito ng Porac.


Pinoy Explorer? malapit na ba?

First hundred steps, ok pa ako.The next hundred steps uphill climb, my heart beats faster and faster, my legs starts complaining. May mga pagkakataon ngang na-iisip ko kung pwede pa bang magback- out? Para kasing napasubo yata ako sa lakad kong ito. Pero dahil sa gusto kong maging isang certified lagalag, kailangan kong panindigan ang mga nasimulan ko. aha! 




I mean it, the trail was not that easy as I thought. Everytime we encountered a long and intimadating uphills I asked my guide"Last na ba to?" and he smiled sabay sabing marami pa dun."patay tayo dyan!" Hindi naman mahirap sundan ang daan, wala ka ngang kaligaw eh. Yun nga lang may mga bahagi na pataas na parang wala nang katapusan. Thanks to Nog, dahil may mga pagkakataon na sya ang bumubuhat ng gamit ko.



The Floating Mt. Arayat...

When we were walking, I've noticed that a light strikes at my back. Sa una hindi ko pansin, pero habang tumatagal unti-unting lumiliwanag. And when I looked behind my back, boom! Wow! Abak na! The sun starts to rise. Abot tanaw ng aking mga mata ang napakagandang tanawin ng bundok Arayat. Along the way you may see these beautiful wild sunflowers.

Bulaklak ng Kalabasa???

After that Mt. Pinatubo eruption, parang walang bakas ng pagkawasak ang buong paligid. It leaves no trace ika nga. What a nice and amazing place, with cool morning breeze and unique landscapes of nature made my trip worth it. Once in a while I paused for a break and took some pictures. At habang naglalakad panay ang kwentuhan namin ni Nog para malibang at hindi mabagot.
Always keep that smile when there's a Camera

As we continue, we met some of the locals (Aetas) along the way doing their usual activities every morning. A simple smile from them makes me feel at home. Halos lahat nga yata ng mga taong makasalubong namin kakilala ni Nog. Kaya mas lalo akong naging kampante. The place was so quiet and peaceful. Mga huni lang ng mga ibon ang madalas mong maririnig sa paligid.


Malapit na...

From where I'm standing, I can see the gazebo (the View Deck). Parang ang lapit na lang nya, pero sa totoo malayo pa. huh! I told Nog to joined me in some of my pictures. At dahil sa haba ng aming paglalakad nakuha ko rin ang loob nya. Malaki talagang tulong pag may dala ka ring tripod. Nog was a very cool guy. We both like picture takings, kaya siguro madali nyang nasasakyan mga trip ko. Ehehe!


Pwede naman siguro magpahinga muna.


But before we went up to the summit, we took a minutes of rest at the junction point. Kailangan ko ng konting oras para makabawi ng lakas pagkatapos ng mahaba at nakakapagod na lakaran. In here, I prepared myself for the final leg to the summit. Since the way to the view deck was very narrow and steep, kailangan kong bumwelo ng kaunti.

Summit na rin sa wakas!

Finally, at exactly 8:02 am when we reached the summit. Whooooooh!  Napasigaw talaga ako.  Feeling ko tuloy ako si Garduce or si Kuya Kim... Whahaha! It was my first time to climb a mountain as high as this. Kaya para akong bata na tuwang tuwa.

Catch a Glimpse of Miyamit Falls

I can see the twin falls from the top. It was really enchanting. Mt. Negron on my left. Mt. Pinatubo was hiding at the clouds on my right. Right timing ang panahon, dahil sa ganda ng sikat ng araw mas lalong naging maaliwalas ang paligid. At dito ko masasabing sa taong masipag maglakad may ganito kagandang lugar na nag-hihintay. boom!


Japan! Japan sa View Deck!

Isang magandang tanawin ang makikita sa itaas ng bundok. Sa view deck marerelax ang katawang pinagod ng mahabang lakaran. Na lalo namang maiibsan ang gutom at pagka-uhaw kapag may meriendang pagsasaluhan. bow!


Merienda Time
The View Deck
After an hour of  picture taking and chatting with Nog, we have decided to continue our journey going to the falls. It will take almost or more than an hour for you to get there,  yan ay depende sa Bilis mo maglakad.

Banana Mountain...


The trail going to the falls traverses several kilometers over a few steep mountain trails. As you go closer to the mountain you will notice  these banana trees instead of hard towering trees growing along the area. Almost 80% of this mountain was covered by banana. 

At exactly 9:27 am, we arrived at Miyamit falls. At first there were series of mini water falls along the way and at the end of it, we were surprised by these two water falls which I think, approximately 30 to 35 feet high.

The Miyamit Falls
The sounds of the falling water was like a music passing through my ears. Parang panaginip nga eh, but it was real.

The water was so cold and clear. It was not as high as Maria Cristina Falls, but the elegance of the twin falls brings satisfaction to those who want to see it upclose. Sulit talaga ang pagod sa paglalakad pagsapit mo sa lugar na ito.

Bahay Kubo, kahit munti...
If you're worried about where to stay when you get here, don't worry my friend there are lots of bahay kubo around to choose from. Pero kung gusto mo naman ng mas malapit sa falls, pwede rin ang mga malalaking bato sa paligid.

Is it True or Falls?
My camera was in position. Picture dito, Picture doon. This was really the highlight of my adventure and I highly suggest that everyone should visit this falls. For those people who seek adventure and want to experience a one of a kind nature trip put Miyamit falls in your list.  

Sarap maligo...
Since I'm the only visitor in this place on that time, with my guide of course, I took the opportunity to feel the coldness of the water. Liguan na! 

It's time to go Home...
At around 11:30 am we decided to leaved the place. Medyo bitin nga lang pero dahil may lakad pa ako kaya kailangan ko rin kaagad umuwi.  We reached Brgy. Sapang Uwak at around 2:30 am. Pagdating sa baryo sabik na sabik ako sa malamig na inumin. And while waiting  for my service, bonding moment muna sa mga kabataang Aeta. It was really a very nice experienced. Isang araw na naman ng pag-lagalag ang natapos sa buhay ni Batang Kapampangan. Karanasang nakatatak na sa aking puso at isipan. Karanasan na isang Certified Lagalag.
Sa Uulitin 

My Itinerary: Day Trek

0410H Mabalacat Bus terminal,take a jeepney via Angeles ( P8-P10)
0425H ETA Porac Jeepney Terminal @ Angeles City ( P18)
0445H ETA Hacienda Dolores Terminal take a tricycle via Sapang Uwak (P200) Plus waiting time.
0520H ETA Jump off Point at Sapang Uwak
0530H Departure
0800H ETA At the View Deck(Snack)
0845H Departure ( next point The Miyamit Falls)
0927H ETA at The Miyamit Falls(snack)
1130H Departure
1430H ETA  Sapang Uwak (Aeta Community)
1450H ETA Jeepney Terminal going to Angeles City

Fee for guide not included (Php500)
Please contact the local Government of Sapang Uwak

Bring Me:

Bring your own First Aid Kits and Emergency Equipment
Trekking poles
Light clothes.
Foods( easy to open canned goods, bread, biscuits etc.)
Water or Energy Drink.( in my case I bring 1liter Gatorade and
500ml of distilled water.) one way trip only.
Garbage bags
If you don't want to spend much money, bring your barkada with you. Para may kahati ka sa mga gastusin.
Lagalag Points of View:
My desire to learn more about my province and my country brought me here. I'm proud of my place and I wanna share it to all the people who drop by here in my site. I hope you enjoy it. Thank you...

Take Nothing but Pictures, Leave Nothing but Footprints, Kill Nothing but Time

Contact Us:

Address: Porac Municipal Hall, Poblacion Porac, Pampanga 2008

Trunk line no.: 045.329.3222

96 comments:

  1. happy to see another post for miyamit falls... seems like you did a day trip... how were your legs?? ehehe

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    1. That was a great experience, Hehehe! Nakakapagod nga lang!thanks to your miyamit post, I waS inspired by it. My legs were tired, Buti na Lang may alaxan FR..:) my shoes give up on that trip. hahaha!

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    2. hi sir.. ask ko lang po kung pwede ipasok yung motor dun sa falls? saka ask ko narin if pwde nyo po ako kontakin sa email pra makahingi ng info sayo..and guide.. heres my email.. szaica_dennic_19@yahoo.com
      thanks po..

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  2. meron bang bayad yang mga kubo sa malapit sir? tsaka malalim ba ung catch basin nya?

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    1. Wala pong bayad yung mga kubo jan... Pero dahil nasa gubat po yan ingat lang po baka may nakasabit na snakes. Malamig at malilim naman po ang lugar. Yung basin naman, may part na medyo malalim.

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  3. good day,

    saw your blog thru Google, when I search on how to go to Miyamit, very nice blog and information about miyamit falls,

    can you help me get a guide for miyamit falls. we plan to go their this sunday morning, Oct 14, 2012.

    pls email more details on how to go to sapang uwak and miyamit kung early morning yung punta and how much will it cost sa guide and other transpo.

    Thank you,

    Jj
    junarsl@yahoo.com

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  4. tnx sa blog mo. naexcite nman akong pumunta=)

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  5. We are also planning to go up there maybe by monday or tuesday this oct.15 or 16. WAIVER IS A MUST.

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  6. Hey guys! Medyo naging busy this past few weeks now ko lang nabasa mga messages... Pasensya na po.. Thanks po... Di pa daw po pwede umakyat ngayon sa Porac peak... Dahil sa mga nakaraang pagbagyo at at pagulan nasira po yung ilang bahagi ng daan... Inaayos pa po...

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  7. kagagaling lang namin dun saturday and sunday overnite kami ok naman. ganda ng falls dahil ang lakas ng tubig. need kumuha ng permit sa porac municipal hall para ipresent sa kapitan ng sapang uwak. mababait pati mga local dun

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    1. Wow nice naman po kung ganun... Maayos na rin yung daan nila... Opo mababait po mga tao dun, importante lang talaga yung permit galing sa munisipyo...

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    2. hi.. ask ko lang po if pwede ipasok yung motor papuntang falls?


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  8. informative blog...nice one. nakita ko sya kasi nag-search ako about this miyamit falls. i was amazed by a picture of it from one of my fb friends....not knowing na sa porac, pampanga pala sya. sana mapuntahan ko 'to.

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  9. Thanks po... Di ko rin akalain noong una na may falls pala dito sa Pampanga...now po yata pwede na ulit umakyat dun medyo pinagbawal lang nung may mga bagyo...

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  10. how much po yung bayad sa guide? balak ko pong pumunta dyan minsan. tulad nyo. mag isa din. adventure. hahaha

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    1. Goodday po... That time po P500 binayad ko... Kailangan din pong kumuha ng permit sa munisipyo bago umakyat... Free lng po yung permit and waiver..

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    2. hello sana mkkapag reply parin po kayo....marami po kaming pupunta sa falls, pwdi po ba na ung kukuha ng permit is 2 to 3 person lang pra sa 10 people na ppnta? or kailangan lahat ng pupunta personal na kukuha ng permit.thank you

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  11. Hello!

    I went to Miyamit Falls with my husband last December 23 for our 4th year anniversary. This blog post convinced me to go there. Unfortunately, your three hours walk to Miyamit Falls is five hours for us. Mabagal akong maglakad, kulang sa practice.

    Sa totoo lang, feeling ko last day na ng buhay ko un. But as you said, this is one experience that I will never forget. And kung tatanungin ako if uulitin ko pa ba, oo naman. Next time though mas maganda kung marami kasama and physically ready din ako.

    So thanks for this post. I am not very adventurous (never even tried going up a hill). But I was convinced to go there because of your wonderful post. And because of that, I was able to experience something beyond me and I am very, very happy. Although sa tingin ko, d na uulit asawa ko. wehehehehehe

    Thanks batangkapampangan and more power to you!
    Snnyjean

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  12. Salamat po Ma'am sunnyjean! Masaya po ako at kahit papaano nakatutulong ako. Sobrang flattered naman po ako, nowadays marami na pong nahihilig sa mga ganitong activities and I'm very happy to know na may naiinspired ako sa post ko lalo na dito sa Miyamit. Congratulations po sa inyo! More Adventures to come!

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  13. I'm Dindo member of Dong-in Outdoor Society(a mountaineering group base in Bataan).My group are planning to trek to Miyamit Falls this last sunday of January.Do we need to get a permit?how much is the guide fee?

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    1. Good Day Sir Dindo! Yes sir, it is required for all the Hikers/climbers to get a permit/waiver to the Municipal Office of Porac before going to Mitamit Falls. This practice is part of their safety measures in that area. The Brgy. Capt. of Sapang Uwak will check those permits/waivers, kaya kailangan po talaga. Regarding naman po sa guide, actually guides are not required/mandatory. Since the trail is very visible and well establish hindi po kayo maliligaw. Every morning po kasi may mga 4x4 na dumadaan dun para kunin yung mga agricultural products ng mga locals. I gave P500 for my guide when I went there, ayaw po kasi ako payagan ni Kap na magsolo that time. For your concerns for the permits/waivers sir, try to call the Municipality of Porac Hotline above. Sana po nakatulong ako, Goodluck po sa climb. Ingat and thank you po for dropping by...

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    2. Good day sir,salamat po sa mga info,tanung ko na din sana kung may permit naba kami kailangan p namin pumuntsa sa munisipyo bago pumunta sa falls or deretso na kami sa sapang uwak?mula town proper ng Porac ilang oras hanggang sapang uwak?pwede ba kila Kap iwanan ang service namin?more power to you sir...

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    3. ser, you said that 4x4 trucks pass by the road... does that mean we could bring our 4x4 suv. baka di kayanin kung lalakarin namen eh... :)

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  14. Required po talaga ang permit/waiver for safety reason. Sa munisipyo lang po makukuha yun. Pagdating nyo ng Sapang uwak hinahanap din po un ni Kap. Mga more or less 30mins po ang byahe. Almost rough road po yung daan pa punta dun. Pwedeng pwede nyo po iwan yung sasakyan nyo dun sa harap ng basketball court malapit sa elementary school.

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  15. By Sunday jan kami, first time ;)

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  16. wow! salamat sa napakalinaw na impormasyon. plano sana naming mag mountain biking papunta sa mayamit falls? sa iyong palagay ay maari ba? mandatory bang kumuha ng guide? o kahit walang guide pwede na?

    Salamat
    Memaphu

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    1. salamat po... Pwede naman po kahit walang guide lalo na kung marami kayo, kailangan nyo lang po kumuha ng permit sa munisipyo ng Porac at magpasabi sa kapitan ng Sapang Uwak. Mas maganda po kung a day before ng akyat nyo dun kayo kukuha ng permit para kahit madaling araw pwede na po kayong umakyat... ingat po!

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  17. Thanks for your post.

    I called the trunkline above and found out that they don't issue permits on weekends. It has to be done weekdays during the munisipyo's regular business hours. I hope they could put up some sort of a tourist desk/kiosk open during weekends as well even if they have to charge a minimal fee

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  18. Thanks for the blog, found out another destination...

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  19. ang ganda ng view! Sobrang hirap po ba talaga ng trail? yun malayong lakaran eh ok lang basta hindi masyado matarik, hindi bangin sa gilid. :)

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    1. hello po... hindi naman po mahirap yung trai... mahaba lang po talaga at kapag mataas na ang araw masyado na pong mainit dahil open po ang trail. :)

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  20. Nice post, very informative. Aakyat kami ng group namin this March, this blog has been helpful to us! Dakal salamat Cabalen!

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  21. Dakal mu rin pung salamat! Babalik po ako dyan on March 15, 2014... keep safe po and enjoy!
    -batangkapampangan

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    1. Sir itang darabulbul falls keng sta rita...apuntalan nyu ne po?

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  22. Good afternoon po Batang Kapampangan. Thank you for your very informative and wonderful post about the Miyamit falls. My famiy is planning to have the adventure there. Is there any place to stay overnight? Baka hindi po kasi namen makayanan yung back and forth na akyatan in one day. Lalo na po hindi kami expert climbers. First timers lahat sa family namen. Wala bang shortcut? Hehe. Any suggestion for the first timers? Thank you! :))

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    1. Goodday sir! Salamat po sa pagbisita... Tingin ko po pwede naman magovernight basta makipag-usap lang po kayo sa mga brgy. Officials ng Sapang Uwak. Last week po kababalik ko lang dun. Dayhike lang kami. Dami na nagbago, for safety reason mas mabuti po kung may makukuha kayong permit/waiver from The Mayor's office. Masyado pong mainit ang trail kapag ganitong summer mas maganda po madaling araw pa lang nagstart na kayo maglakad. :) bring enough water and payong na rin panlaban sa init ng araw. Email nyo na lang po ako if may mga katanungan pa po kayo. Have a wonderful summer vacation!

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  23. sir ask ko lang po kung makakakuha kami ng permit sa munsipyo kht satrday and sunday? more power! thanks po sa post niyo..excited na kaming pumunta sa miyamit :)

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  24. Sorry po sa late na response... Tuwing weekdays lang po ang pagkuha ng permit sa munisipyo. Sana nga kahit weekends meron kaso di pa po yata nagagawan ng paraan yun.

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  25. Hello! I was trying to look for an email address where I can get in touch with you but couldn't find any. :(

    Just wanted to let you know that we used your photo for a feature on Miyamit Falls. We linked back to this post and gave you credit. I hope this is okay! Here is the link: http://insights.looloo.com/5-must-visit-adventure-parks-in-pampanga/

    If you have any questions, you can email me via peanut@looloo.com. Thank you so much!! :)

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    1. You're very much welcome ma'am! Thanks! :) by the way here's my email add wilfredobgarcia@yahoo.com

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  26. Pwede ba dalhin yung maliit na kotse hanggang sapang uwak? Plano namin mag overnight and just leave the car sa bgy hall. Safe ba maayos ba dawn? Tnx

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    1. Hello po! Mahihirapan po kung
      Kotse po ang dala nyo. Almost 90% rough road po ang condition ng daan. As of now may checkpoint na po dun. Baka hanggang Sand box lang po kayo payagan magpark. Malayo pa po yung papuntang sapang uwak. Sorry po sa late response.

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    2. kua help panu dyan mkapunta need b permit ? sino contact person para meron tour guied solo travel kasi plano ko eh pleas help

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  27. Goodday sir Aldrin! Kuha po muna kayo ng permit sa mayor's office ng Porac. Importante po yan lalo na ngayon mahigpit na po ang pagpunta doon. Pero kapag may permit naman po kayo walang problema. Tanong nyo na rin po dun contact number ng local officer incharg sapang uwak. Mas mabuti kung kukuha ka ng guide, para may kasama ka, mahabang lakaran yun.

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  28. Sir, ask lang po panu mag process ng permit and waiver.. Thanks in advance =D

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  29. Sa municipal hall po ng Porac, sa mayor's office po. May ibibigay po silang waiver/permit ipapasign po sa inyo including yung mga participants. Try din po nyo tawagan yung hotline nila baka po kasi may advisory sila na bawal umakyat lalo na po during rainy season.

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  30. Just funny how many times naulit yung questions about permit, pero if you try to read, nandito na lahat ng sagot. Anyway, saludo ako sayo sir sa pagsagod (repetitively) sa mga tanong :D

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  31. Hahaha! Oo nga po ma'am... baka di po na nababasa... mas safe po kung kukuha ng permit... libre naman po yun. :) again...

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    1. bukas nako kukuha ng permit, pwede ba bukas din aakyat nako tapos overnight??

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  33. Good day sir Jem... nasa P200-P300 po ang isang trip from poblacion to sapang uwak. May mga kapatid nman po tayong Aeta dun na may tricycle kaya makakabalik din po kayo sa poblacion. Guide fee P500 plus P20 registration. May mga grupo ng Aeta sa itaas na nanghihingi pa ng P20 near miyamit falls.

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  34. sarap naman sumama sa byahe mo ehehe kasi pag ako nagplano dinatutuloy kasi marami kj..sigh..anyway im planning to visit this one of these days thanks for the insights...

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  35. hi po hm ask lang if pwede mag stay doon overnight?or kahit di naman po exactly sa place na yun basta near lang po doon?

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  36. Hello, pwede naman po. May area po sila near sa sapang uwak na pwede pagtulugan. Yung ibang hikers naman po nagtatayo ng tent near sa waterfalls or sa porac peak(gazebo). Usually P500 po ang guide fee dun per day.

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  37. Good afternoon po sir balak po sana namen pumunta sa miyamit falls next weekend. tanong ko lang po kung pano po makakakuha nang permit for the hike? tska pwede po ba na mag overnight don?

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    1. pasensya na po medyo late response ko. Di ko pa po natry mag-overnight dun, pero may mga kakilala po ako na nag-overnight na po dun. makipag-coordination lang po sa local government ng sapang uwak.

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  38. kapag po ba kukuha nang permit dapat po ba lahat nang maghihike o pwedeng my representative nang group nalang na kukuha?

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    1. Good day po! No need po ba pumunta lahat sa munisipyo, isa lang po ok na. Gawa na lang po ng letter of intent signed by ng mga participants nyo.

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  39. My view pa lang ganyan sa Porac. Need to add this on my list in things to do in Pampanga, friends and I are planning to go there next week. Sana wag umulan. Salamat sa mga tips!

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  40. Hello, may contact po ba kayo sa Porac?? pwede po bang makahingi balak po kasi aming pumunta dun this September! Hoping for your reply. :)

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  41. hi, pwede po makuha contact number ng kapitan ng barangay

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    1. Paki send din po skin phone# ni kapitan. tnx email it to: roldan.ronquillo@gmail.com

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    2. Mga sir pasensya na po ngayon lang nakapagreply. Di na po si Kapitan ang contact sa Miyamit, kailangan po muna dumaan sa Munisipyo ng Porac para sa arrangement ng permit/waiver, doon nyo na rin po makukuha yung number ng magiging contact person nyo sa Sapang Uwak. Sa pagkakaalam ko po Brgy. councilor na po ang may hawak nun...

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  42. Sayang e ke ikit ining blog ini last time na minuli ku, The most informative blog I've read. This was four yrs ago I'm sure there is some improvement on the Accommodations just like Pinatubo form 3-4 hrs hike to 30 min. Atin bayung information pa ki email mu ne kanaku muli ku Angeles keng October bisa kubg munta keni, Salamat CBPO7800@gmail.com

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    1. Good day sir! Para po sa kabatiran ng lahat same time pa rin po ang trekking dito depende pa rin sa bilis ng paglalakad. Ang latest update kailangan po talaga ang permit/waiver from Porac mUnicipal office, bring Valid dahil may checkpoint na po ngayon unlike before. Pwede po magrent ng sasakyan (4x4) pero may part pa rin po na kailangang lakarin. Kung hindi po ako nagkakamali P3000-P4000 po yata ang rent ng sasakyan. salamat po!

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    2. bring Valid ID... baka po kasi hanapan kayo sa check point...

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    1. pwede po ang motor, depende lng po kung papayagan kayo. Kuha po kayo permit sa munisipyo...

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  44. Wow. Ang ganda naman po dyan . :) tanong lang po kung pwedeng i bike yan mula poblacion hanggang dyan . tsaka sa SCTEX po ba yung daan ?

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    1. pwedeng pwede na po sir! :) Yes sir dun po sa SCTEx, ang pinaka landmark sa entry yung Sandbox po...

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  46. kutang kumu po nung per person ya ing 500 keng guide fee

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  47. kutang kumu po nung per person ya ing 500 keng guide fee

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    1. ali pu, ita pung guide fee per group ya pu...

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    2. Hello po ask ko lang po kung malakas po ba yung Signal sa Miyamit falls? Kakayanin po kaya sa Data Connection ng Globe? Thank you po.

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  48. Hello sir, pwede po bang malaman yung number ng brgy captain para maitawag namin before pa o kami pumunta dun. 🙂 Salamat po

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    1. Hello ma'am Rhea May! Mas mabuti po siguro kung sa munisipyo na po kayo mag-inquire regarding po sa contact person. Ang pagkakaalam ko po hindi na po kapitan ang may hawak dyan.

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  49. Idol question lang kaya kaya sya puntahan using bike?

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    1. kayang kaya sir, may part lng na kailangan alalayan/buhatin yung bike lalo na yung malapit na po sa falls. :)

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  50. Hello po. May plan kame mag trek ng best friend ko this coming April 27 at na convince ako na dito na lang sa miyamit dahil dito sa ginawa mong site. Ask ko lang kung doon sa 500 Php e kaming dalawa naba doon non or what. One thing May sakayan din na pang Porac dito sa may guagua pwede ba dito na sumakay o kailangan talaga sa may angeles pa? Thanks God bless

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    1. Thank you po for dropping by... Kayong 2 na po dun sa P500... pero mas magand if 4-5 kayo para mas makakatipid kayo. pwede din po kayo sumakay fro Guagua to Porac. Prepare yourself lang po sa isang mahabang lakaran, Dala po ng panlaban sa init at maraming inumin... Enjoy and Keep safe po!

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  51. hi po first wedding anniversarry kasi namin ng asawa ko sa may 9.. kaso eleksyon may 8 sana nmin balak sunday ... mag kano po bayad sa baranggay? at mag kano sa tour guide? 4 person sana kami .. tpos ano pa po need dalin?? meron po ba kayo cellphone # ng baranggay at ung budget po na need para sa brgy fee at tour guide fee slmat po

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  52. Where can u suggest to park our car if we plan to go there? Meeon kaya mismo sa jum off point?

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  53. Update, huling akyat namin hindi kami pinaakyat. Weekends na lang daw po. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, tapos nililimit na din ng munisipyo ng Porac ang dami ng umaakyat. Better contact someone bago kayo pumunta.

    Kaya kumuha kami ng local tour guide para ayusin ang permits etc for us. Here is his contact number:

    09359979306
    Willie Garcia

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  54. may bayad po ba yung permit sir?

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  55. pano po kayo nakakuha ng permit sir? pumunta kayo mismo sa municipal sir? gusto ko po talagang pumunta jan sir, nice trip.

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  56. Hi po ask ko lang if delikado ba pumunta dun? Thanks.

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  57. may kilala ba kayo sa pampanga house and lot? I need info please ASAP

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  58. May I ask, possible ba magpalipas ng gabi don? kc meron nman kubo?

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