Asik-Asik Falls

Asik-Asik Falls is a curtain-type waterfall in Sitio Dulao, Barangay Upper Dado, Alamada, Cotabato, Philippines. It is notable for a wide wall of water seeping from a vegetated cliff with no visible river above, fed by underground springs. Approximately 60 meters wide and over 30 meters high, it is set in a forested gorge with rocky slopes. The falls gained wider attention around 2012 and is now a major ecotourism attraction in Cotabato province.

Visitors can expect a wide curtain of water flowing down a cliff face covered with ferns and vegetation into a shallow rocky basin surrounded by forest and limestone walls. Access involves a habal-habal ride to the jump-off and a descent of more than 300 concrete steps to a viewing area. Visitors can view the falls from the basin, take photos, wade in designated shallow areas, and explore the surrounding forest trail and cottages near the site.

The falls was known locally for generations but remained largely unknown to outside visitors until around 2010-2012 when photos circulated online. Following its wider discovery, the Municipality of Alamada developed the site for ecotourism with improved access, steps, and visitor facilities.