Kiga Falls

Kiga Falls is a natural waterfall located in Barangay Kiga in the municipality of Upi, Maguindanao del Norte, Mindanao, Philippines. Set within a forested valley surrounded by hills and vegetation, the falls features cascading water flowing over rock formations into a shallow basin. It is known as a local eco-tourism site offering a natural setting for swimming and picnics, accessible via a short trek from the barangay center and valued for its relatively undeveloped environment.

Visitors can expect a forested waterfall setting with cascading water over rocky tiers into a natural pool surrounded by trees and hills. Access involves a short trek from Barangay Kiga along an unpaved trail. The area is largely natural and undeveloped, suitable for sightseeing, photography, wading and swimming in the basin, and picnicking. There are basic local facilities and the surroundings are quiet with natural vegetation.

Upi is home to the Teduray indigenous community, and the falls lies within a landscape traditionally associated with the Teduray. The site is promoted as a community-based eco-tourism attraction contributing to local livelihoods.