Tacub Laya Falls

Tacub Laya Falls is a natural cascade located on the lower slopes of the Apo–Talomo volcanic complex. Formed as a river carved its way through layers of solidified lava and ancient volcanic debris, the waterfall exposes the underlying volcanic bedrock, offering a glimpse into the mountain’s deep geological past. Its rugged cliffs and flowing waters highlight the erosive power of rivers acting upon volcanic terrain.

Beyond its geological significance, Tacub Laya Falls is a scenic attraction surrounded by lush vegetation, mossy rocks, and cool mountain air. The falls not only provide a refreshing stop for trekkers but also serve as a living example of how volcanic landscapes continue to evolve under the influence of hydrology and erosion. It stands as both a natural wonder and a geological showcase of the Apo–Talomo complex’s ancient volcanic history.