We Found This Hidden Gem In Maragondon
Maragondon Cavite is probably known to many because of the famous Pico De Loro Mountain or maybe as the place where Andres Bonifacio was sentenced and killed. Interestingly, Maragondon has many other equally-engaging places to offer. There’s the historic Our Lady of the Assumption Parish Church or simply Maragondon Church which is declared by National Museum as a National Cultural Treasure.
There’s also a visit-worthy monument dedicated to Andress Bonifacio at the foot of Mount Nagpatong. People can also go for an exciting Raft ride and explore the stretch of the Maragondon River. Recently, my Uncle decided to take us to an interesting location in Maragondon. The place is called Tulay B and others are calling it Mabacao. It is just few meters away from the Pantihan Falls.
I was not expecting to see something grand but I was mesmerized by the stunning rock formations that you can see along the river banks. The place is very unspoiled and you can barely see houses along the way.
I actually thought that we are just going to marvel the place and these amazing rock formation because I don’t think the place is good and safe for swimming.
Well, not until we saw this! There were cottages beside the river. We also encountered some locals who told us that people used to visit the place especially every summer. It was just January when we visited the place so there were no crowd at all.
The cottages are for free as well (except for peak season). Take note that this is not a commercial place so there is no stores or comfort rooms nearby.
The water level can go as deep as waist-high to more than 6 ft. There are however, some shallow areas beside the river bed but if you’re bringing kids with you, make sure to keep an eye on them.
Not too far from the cottages is an area filled with enormous rock formation.
The place somehow reminds me of the Minalungao National Park but not into that great scale.
Still the rock formations are still something to marvel
Panaromic shot of the river
Things you should know before going to Tulay B in Maragondon
►The place is indeed unspoiled but not really advisable for overnight stay.
►No comfort rooms and stores nearby
►If you want to visit the place, make sure to bring your own food
►A side trip to Pantihan falls would make the trip more satisfying
How to Get to Tulay B Maragondon
►Once you get to the Maragondon Town Proper, you can look for a Trike and ask the driver to take you to Tulay B (the one that will pass by the Bayanihan bridge)
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What a neat place to explore. This looks like the kind of place that our family would have fun at, swimming and exploring.
Rock formations like this are my favorite! Especially when they are by the water. What an awesome place to explore.
Such a beautiful place to visit. THanks for sharing with us.
That river looks amazing! Indeed it is a hidden gem. I will have to explore that area whenever I make it back to the Philippines.
It’s a beautiful unadulterated destination. It lives up to the description of nature at its finest. These are the types of places that I appreciate and would love to visit, too.
What a gorgeous place! The views and images you manage to capture are amazing. I wish I was brave enough to travel.
Good tip to be careful with the kids. It looks really pretty here.
This is indeed a hidden gem. A classic countryside. It feels just like my hometown.
This looks like an awesome and lovely place. Good to be careful with kids when going to this place.
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Wow! This area looks simply magical
Great photos! I want to see the famous Maragondon Church also. I hope I can travel soon.
What a fun and beautiful place to discover. Looks like a great place to visit.
Oh no….you have just killed my hopes of staying the night here. I would have liked to stay here for the night, after touring the entire time! Thanks for sharing, though.
Wow, this place is incredibly stunning. Thanks for sharing. It seems magical. I’m sure you were able to really soak up the energy that was in this natural element.
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