Sian Falls of Bislig

If others were into mountain climbing, me I love chasing waterfalls, rivers, beaches or any body of water, as I am more of a water person.  So here’s one waterfall, which may not be famous to tourists but loved by the locals.  

Located in Brgy. Kahayag in Bislig City, Sian Falls is always packed with locals because the entrance is free and it’s been open to the public ever since the place has been devastated by typhoon Pablo that hits the city way back 2012.  Since then, the local government no longer manages and maintains the waterfall.

Sian Falls, 2017 May
There is a sign going to the falls along the national highway in Brgy. Kahayag,
Bislig City

Sian Falls, 2017 May
You need to pass through this wooden bridge on the way to the falls

Sian Falls, 2017 May
It takes around 10 to 15 mins trek to reach this place depending on your pace

Sian Falls, 2017 May
We are getting nearer to the falls

Sian Falls, 2017 May
According to Kuya Alan, there were cottages around the falls way back then
just before typhoon Pablo struck Surigao Del Sur

Sian Falls, 2017 May
Only one dilapidated cottage remains as of this writings

Sian Falls, 2017 May
The falls is deserted during early mornings as locals starts to come in around
8 AM onwards.  Glad that we're here early :)

Sian Falls, 2017 May
Clear fresh water flows into the falls

Sian Falls, 2017 May
Enjoying the fresh and clean water of the falls 

Sian Falls, 2017 May

Sian Falls, 2017 May
There is an opening resembling a mini lagoon in the middle of the falls