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    Barangay Mainit, Maco, Davao de Oro

    Bilawa Mainit Hot Waterfalls

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      0907-149-0744
      rldiego.scic@gmail.com



        This healing hot spring and steaming waterfall lie 22.5 km north of Tagum City by way of Mawab town. From Mawab, it will take 45 minutes to reach the site. Surrounded on both sides by forested slopes. Hot sulfuric water oozing from vents above the slope cascade into steaming rock formations and hot pools below. It is owned and managed by the Barangay Council of Mainit and is a village dominated by the Mansaka indigenous people.
    New Barili, Maco, Davao de Oro

    New Barili Heights and Sights

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      0910-674-5599
      newbariliheightsandsights@gmail.com



        New Barili Heights and Sights is the newest destination that you can go to catch your breath of fresh air and you can see Lake Leonard from the top. This mountain resort is home to accommodation facilities, a restaurant, and a coffee shop. It is also known as "The Highest Resort in Davao de Oro" as it stands at the top of the mountain in Brgy. New Barili, Maco, at noon, you can see a sea of clouds and a cold breeze of air. This amazing destination will surely take your soul away as it is perfect for family, friends, and lovers who seek adventure and nature.
    Brgy. Mapawa, Maragusan, Davao de Oro

    Pyalitan Falls

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      0917-167-0347
      lgumarsmtdmo@gmail.com



        It is located northeast of Brgy. Mapawa, 7 kms from Poblacion. It is undeveloped. The falls is reachable after an hour of trekking by way of Brgy. Coronobe. The falls is composed of nine tiers and drop 120 feet into a six-foot deep pool.
        Pyalitan has a little-known name: Cesar’s Falls. According to a story, the falls were "discovered" at the height of the communist armed insurgency in the 80s. And that in one battle, a soldier jumped off the falls to escape armed communist rebels. The body of the soldier, known only by his first name, was later recovered.
    BRGY. NEW LEYTE, MACO, DAVAO DE ORO

    Lake Leonard

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      lakeleonardecotourismpark



        The lake is a caldera of Mt. Leonard Kniazeff. It was named Lake Leonard in 1956 in honor of Leonard Kniaseff, a mining prospector, who became the first general superintendent of Samico when the company opened its Masara mining operations after the war. Mt. Leonard Kniazeff rises 1,190 meters or 3,904 feet above sea level. It lays serene on the basin of a vast fertile valley flanked by the highlands of the municipalities of Maco, Mawab, and Maragusan. A stratovolcano, it last erupted in 120 AD taking or minus 100 years. The Philippine Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) describes Mt. Leonard Kniazeff as an active volcano.
    Brgy. Mapawa, Maragusan, Davao de Oro

    Rafflesia Mira/Magnifica

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      0917-167-0347
      lgumarsmtdmo@gmail.com



        A species of what is considered the world’s biggest flower is found on the slopes of Brgy. New Albay and Brgy. Mapawa is located 7 km. from Poblacion, Maragusan, and nine other identified sites.
        Maragusan is a 1-hour and 30-minute drive, or 53 km., from the provincial capital town of Nabunturan and 86 km. from Tagum City.
    Brgy. Araibo, Pantukan, Davao de Oro

    Salvosa or Sumlog Falls

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      turismopantukan@gmail.com



        Salvosa Falls is found in the highlands of Davao de Oro, 1.1 kilometers from Davao Oriental’s Mati City-Maragusan national highway in Brgy. Araibo, Pantukan. It was named after Fr. Jose Marie Salvosa, parish priest, who served the area more than a decade ago. The host sitio, Radio Room, is 2.4 kilometers from the center of Araibo. The area is part of the Philippine Eagle Sanctuary and the Mt Puting-Bato (peak, 2,613 m), Mt Kampalili (peak, 2,388 m), and Mt Mayo (peak, 1,747 m) section of the Eastern Mindanao Biodiversity Corridor (EMBC) within the provinces of Davao de Oro and Davao Oriental.
    Barangay Coronobe, Maragusan, Davao de Oro

    Tagbibinta Falls

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      0917-167-0347
      lgumarsmtdmo@gmail.com



        The falls comprise 13 cascades. The last cascade plunges at 75 feet into a narrow pool at the base. The site is partially developed, with cottages-for-rent, a clean toilet, and a picnic ground. It is managed by a cluster of Purok Groups. The falls is a sacred place to the indigenous Mansaka community of Maragusan. The legends speak of a spirit dwelling in the forest glade who, when invoked by the tribal balyan through incantations, heals the sick brought to the place.