More young people lured by Mabusay Falls now

The last weekend saw many young college studes experiencing the unique wonders offered by Mabusay Falls in Mahinhin, Boac. This series of falls is previously unknown even to long-time residents of the barangay.

It took this group of eleven boys and girls some two hours
 from Central Mahinhin to get there.

This weekend adventure, they swear, is not going to
be their last in Mabusay Falls.

Mabusay means 'fallsy', a term for the many waterfalls one encounters 
when going to the main waterfall with, in this instance, interesting caves hidden beneath.

Photos contributed by Jericho Loberes (Laylay) & Mark Francis Dacles (Pangi).

Mabusay Falls, simple discovery, lasting thrill

The lasting thrill of simple discoveries. A group of college dudes encouraged by recent concreting of roads in central Marinduque ventures to explore forests, waterfalls and caverns previously unknown to most islanders. I didn't get to join them despite a friendly invyt. It was part of a birthday celebration (Richard's), in the woods for a change.

But the group of Azreil Oliveros, John Kenneth Lingcallo, Melvin Flores, Adrian Macapugay and Richard Nardo was just to eager to share their photos as their group's contribution to this site. I created a video based on said photos which please find below.

Azreil, they now call him their model for Mabusay Falls.

One of several shallow caverns found in the area. There are five waterfalls found there, quite apart from each other.

The group did gather these unique suso, snails, found in the cool waters,
cooked it in coconut milk and ginger with wild mushrooms on the side,
and their day was complete.

Mabusay Falls, Mahinhin beckons to the next explorers.

Mabusay Falls, Mahinhin, Boac, Marinduque