About Bokong Falls
Bokong Falls is a small waterfall located in Barangay Ankileng, Sagada, Mountain Province, Philippines, a short walk north of Sagada town center. Fed by a stream flowing through rice terraces and pine-forested slopes, it drops into a shallow natural pool used for wading and swimming. Notable for its easy accessibility compared to more remote Sagada waterfalls, it offers scenic views of terraced fields and is typically visited as part of a guided half-day nature walk.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a short trek of 15-20 minutes from Sagada town center through rice terraces and village paths to a small cascade dropping about 10-15 meters into a shallow, rocky pool. The setting is rural and forested with terraced fields, pine trees and village houses. Visitors can view the falls, wade or swim in the pool when water levels permit, take photographs, and enjoy the surrounding terraces. Access is on foot only with a local guide and involves uneven trails and stone steps.
Key highlights
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Short and accessible trek from Sagada town center through scenic rice terraces
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Small cascade with shallow natural pool suitable for wading and swimming in dry season
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Views of Ankileng rice terraces and pine-covered hills
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Less crowded alternative to Bomod-ok Falls
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Guided nature walk experience showcasing local agricultural landscape