Kim Marie Tolentino

April 16, 2024 is one of my unforgettable memories of me,me and my friends planned to go to a waterfalls to enjoy and make memories,It was noon when we left from Koronadal to go to tatangan Before we went to Matimos, we went to 711 and Palengke to buy food.


from koronadal, our trip by bus is more than 40 munites and we pay ₱58.00

and going into Matimos falls we rode a motorcycle and we paid was 30 pesos per head and when you arrive there, you will also see a small store and a tour guide will come immediately to accompany you to your destination.


from the top you will walk about 20 munites down the dense and rocky path to the so-called water falls and you will also cross four rivers,where it is clean and cold, just be careful because the rocks there are too slippery and big.When you walk you will breathe in the fresh air and chirping of the birds which is nice to hear


When you arrive at Matimos Falls, you will immediately hear the flow of water before entering here, there is an entrance fee of 35 pesos and a cottage of 300 pesos, you can grill and cook your food.


You can now take some pictures and enjoy it with your friends or families,it's nice to take a bath and soak in the water because of the big and fresh air here you can also jump because it's quite deep but be double careful because the rocks here are big and you can even climb the highest one.


Through out the journey.it is so important to collect a memories.it is so important to be observant in any place you were go also in our environment,is there a any chance to travel grab it and make a memories to keep.




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